was the 1980s and 90s and the oklahoma city bombing with those criminal actions to awaken to this. then foam end the war there is a book called the turner diaries that is a utopian novel the person inside the movement it is the indoctrination manual for many groups and of course that is fiction. and then to and with the massive nuclear explosion but then to herd all people of color to the concentration camps expelled him from the united states and canada that bomb all the dense areas of people of color in the rest of the world. >> thank you for the book. my question is the current reiteration there was a resistance to call these ideas white power ideas that recasting the economic anxiety if it is a breach of decorum to call out those white power ideas. to have that historical antecedent and then assume what are the ramifications for combating that movement? so this movement turns in 1883 the second term of reagan and then to give that demographic of people to benefit so now that moment comes out in many different ways so for instance evangelicals are upset with reagan and the secon

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some of the hottest values in areas from memphis to oklahoma city. it will be a battle.6 feels like today. oklahoma city, about 105. this is typical how you have been around mobile. savannah is 1. same with florida. thursday, we start going further to the north. st. louis will feel like 102. then we build heat through areas of the mid-atlantic. heading to the upcoming weekend, look at d.c. saturday, 99. sunday, feels like 102 in the capital. many areas are similar to that, houston to tulsa. chicago not fun friday. a dangerous day, feels like 104. ayman is not here, he is training. i don't know what that looks like. >> was that an excuse? >> he said i can't come in tomorrow, i am training for the heat wave. i was like of course. why wouldn't you be training. >>> still ahead, leo messi and highlights next from world sports. back in a moment. come with us to a new world deeper than the ocean as unfathomable as the universe a world that doesn't exist outside you, but within you where breakthrough science is replacing chemotherapy with immunotherapy where we can now attack th

violent activism in common cause in a way that can not later be osyou can think, for instance, f the oklahoma city bombing that was the largest deliberate mass casualty in the united states between pearl harbor and 9/11, and we still think of that event as the work of one or a feud disconnected madmen. in fact, it was the product of decades of organizing by the white power movement. soledad: who radicalize is these folks, and what is the role of what i would consider to be old guard, kkk, the david dukes of the world in this radicalization? kathleen: we have had a spate of reporting on new activism of groups of that may or may not be shown to later be part of the white power movement proper, but groups we think of as alt-right, what we have to be aware of is activists in the present are drawing on a long history of movement organizational strategies and a long repertoire of actions tested by people like david duke in earlier movements. soledad: the book is called "bring the war home." it is fascinating and riveting, and that archive is incredible. next, teen pregnancy is at an all-time low. does t

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portland picked greg alden first overall instead paving the way for kevin durant to end up in oklahoma city and later in the bay area. >> from the time he was drafted he was going for greatness. everyone knew beside portland, i guess. [ laughter ] >> reporter: it's scary to think about. portland thinking, what were rethinking not picking kevin durant but i will now -- i will tell you, who will be the mvp? curry when the finals mvp. both of those guys right now are neck and neck. reporting live, kpix5. >> we will see how he plays tomorrow.>> he is due.>> thank you dennis.>>> if you're planning going to the beach this weekend, some of the most polluted spots in the entire state are right near the bay area. five of the top 10 dirtiest beaches are in san mateo county, lakeshore park, roseville, and surfers beach. plus the speech in santa cruz county. according to the annual report card from the group heal the bay. they say the bacteria comes from poor circulation and runoff from polluted rivers, storm drains, getting in the water could lead to respiratory or gastrointestinal illness. >> no one

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by saturday still a threat for storms in springfield, oklahoma city, ft. smith but the threat is less. for saturday many of us covered in green. graduation parties, outdoor sports probably will be moved indoors. we are looking at temperatures very warm in the south, a little cooler to the north, we have a front dividing the two temperatures there. then sunday less of a threat for most of us in terms of the showers, but heavy rain falling in the center of the country, the plains and we could see some severe storms there as well. this is a setup for today, we have that front kind of been hanging out all week long, doesn't want to leave. it's finally on the move but generating a lot of showers and storms around it. you can see darker colors indicating the heavier rain there. it finally lifts up on saturday, it's going to bring in warmer air for parts of the northeast. very cool for many of us today in the northeast, below normal temperatures. we do have flash flood threat it's been raining in so many spots for the past couple days so any more rain falling on

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. >> and waits wake up time in the middle of the night as this line of thunderstorm in oklahoma city. the a lot of loud collapse of thunder out there. north of omaha and south of sioux falls flash flooding. today severe weather from des moines southworth and northern missouri charleston to kwlaum. small hail will be the worst of it. then tomorrow we have a greater threat of severe storms maybe supercellsnd a mid-atlantic. we'll get amp storms in many areas from florida southeast into texas. and one of the other stories this week is a building heat wave we'rewith. >> we'll here you from in a little bit. >>> down to the which are for the travelers championship. paul kasey had a four-stroke lead into the sunday final round. but the last three holes proved costly. he couldn't hold the lead. that opened the door for bubba watson started the day six shots back but finished strong. >> what a round. >>> the two-time master's champ shot 7 under par to win the third traveler trophies and more more than a million dollars. >> roseanne barr speaking out as you never heard before. you went want to

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we are looking to kansas, oklahoma city, seeingevin the c some severe weather. you see it here.eather in the central plains and the mid atlantic and ohio oh-- ohio valley. >>> thank you very much, michelle. it was very historic day, day six at the world cup and kicking it off, it was columbindjapan. came down to the 72 minute. great pass, he gets his head on the ball and tit's in the back f the net. up a huge 2-1 day, russia getting a victory over egypt. they are undefeated in group play. enough. but why settle for clean when it could be finished? when you want more than just clean there's finished. new finish quantum's breakthrough three chamber technology combines to scrub, degrease, and shine your dishes. switch to all new finish quantum. because it's not clean until it's finished. [stomach gurgles] ♪when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea... girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset th ultra coating..♪ wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! early skin aging and skin cancer neutro with a clean feel.

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in fact, as you look from oklahoma city, austin, brownsville, ft. myers, mobile, it will feel over 100. and then as we move into tomorrow, more of the same. 60 million people under heat indexes that are over 100 degrees, lester, and into the weekend it stays the same. we are looking at dangerous, dangerous heat. lester? >> that's a lot of red on your map. thank you very much, al. >>> here in california, firefighters are still trying to bring an intense wildfire under control in northern lake county. the pawnee fire has grown to almost 18 square miles. it's destroyed 22 buildings, 1,500 people remain under mandatory evacuation orders. the fire has been wdy ed by unusually conditions. >>> now a new consumer warning from the fbi. beware when you're shopping for a car online. thieves are advertising cars that they don't own and once yay they run off with your money. so far victims have been taken for tens of millions of dollars. nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer explains how to protect yourself. >> reporter: it's becoming one of the most popula

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this weekend it will feel like over 100 for omaha, oklahoma city, memphis, and chicago. the east coast, just as warm in new york city. washington, cincinnati, orlando and mobile. some of the tips, you've got to make sure to drink plenty of water, stay hydrating. when you're driving, put something in the back seat you have to reach back for. check on your elderly family members and neighbors. a lot of cities have cooling centers to get them if they can't get into air conditioning. >> all right. al roker, thanks very much. >>> want to turn now to a tragic story causing outrage in southern california. it involves allegations of child abuse and murder. the victim, a 10-year-old boy found dead at his home last week. his mother's boyfriend is now under arrest. as national correspondent miguel almaguer tells us, this follows years of warning signs and a system that may have failed him. >> reporter: the day after anthony was discovered unresponsive in his southern california home, the 10-year-old was pronounced dead at a hospital. authorities say the boy's mother, heather barron,

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o oklahoma city will feel like 104. wichita, thursday, 105. st. louis 103 on thursday.y the time we get to this weekend, this is the feel-like temperature in d.c. up to 99 saturday. 101 on su. still very warm in houston. chicago, friday is your dangerous day. that's when it could feel like 105 degrees. thankfully you cool off a some . there's that emprissive 100 degree heat in oklahoma and north texas. we will have thunderstorm threats out there too. we'll talk about that coming up. >> thank you. >>> when president trump visits london next month, there is going to be huge surprise waiting for him. there's a 20 foot tall blimp of him in the form of an orange baby because the designers say he is a big angry baby, and they want him to know that all of britain is looking down and laughing at him. there is one thing holding them back, the london mayor's permission. a petition is just a couple hundred signatures shy of their goal. >>> ahead, a flight that takes you from new york to london in just two hours. >> yes, please. >> a dream that could become a reality up next. they'

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oklahoma city. southward. heat index, 100, 110 in most areas. showers and thunderstorms for the east coast. and, more of the same on saturday. unfortunately. dallas. 101. lubbock, one of the hottest spots in the country. predicted high, 107. >> weekend forecast coming up. >> all right, bill. thank you, sir. in to day's quick hits. serena williams, double duty. continues to dominate in her comeback tour. french open. got past the second round. also nabbing a win in doubles with sister venus. >> the state of delaware will become the first in the nation to allow legalized sports betting. a full-scale games sports operation under way tuesday. >> youth football team. celebrated this morning after they, work together to pull a couple out of their car. following a violent crash in the oregon desert. whole thing caught on tape. the team lifting the vehicle, prying the passengers out. kudos to them. we'll be right back. crohn's disease. you're more than just a bathroom disease. you're a life of unpredictable symptoms. crohn's, you've tried to own us. but

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than 4 inches of heavy rain mixed with mud to produce this thick red floodwater that swamped oklahoma city's metro area. emergency crews rescued more than a dozen drivers stranded by the flash floods. forecasters say it will be hot and dry today with no rain expected and looking at today's highs temperatures, you can expect 80s from new york to miami. 90s there in the heartland. the northern rockies will see more thunderstorms today. the heat continues in arizona. triple digits, 108. >>> well, coming up we'll tell you where coffee prices are going up. >>> also ahead, kim kardashian talks about the moment she got a phone call from the president. hear what they discussed and what the caller i.d. said. >>> and all caps, the celebrations overnight in washington, d.c. and b while i was on a combat patrol my c in baqubah, iraq,nned out. a rocket-propelled grenade took my arm off at the shoulder. when i came home, i felt alone. my family was around me, but i couldn't talk to them about what i'd seen and what i'd done. i remember just thinking, man, the way i am right now, i don't want to live. i wa

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unsettled throughout the day and looking for a chance of severe storms throughout portions of oklahoma city going into texas down towards dallas with damaging winds, torrential downpours and hail with storms erupting throughout central portions of texas then desert heat kicks back in with more problems with the fires in portions of new mexico. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> well, coming up, the celebrity who gave up his cell phone and how it changed him. >>> but first a developing story overnight. yet another volcanic eruption. this one in central america. dozens of people have been killed. the latest from the scene. >>> plus, the executive behind the wheel of this expensiv corvette when he crashed it into a wall of a racetrack. than doubles your chance of escape in case of a fire. smoke alarms can provide an early warning if you follow these 3 steps. repalce your smoke alarms every 10 years. if they're old an discolored it's time to replace them. check your batteries regularly. a great time to change them is every spring and fall when you change your clocks. and lastly, c

back through oklahoma city as well. we're watching hurricane bud. now a category three storm. forecast to weaken as it gets to cabo san lucas. nonetheless it's our second major hurricane of the season. david. >> rob, thank you. still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. >> the hostage stand off. the gunman barricaded inside the house. an officer >>> the mystery cabin explosion. the family of five killed on vacation. >>> tonight news on anthony bourdain. his 11-year-old daughter performing days after his death and the special message her mother is sharing tonight. a lot more news ahead. and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. so my doctor said... symbicort can help you breathe better. starting within 5 minutes. it doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. doctor: symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. it may increase your risk of

now, oklahoma city is in that one. to virginia and north carolina here's why we think more storms will develop tonight. the national weather service put out that yellow zone, hot springs, memphis, chattanooga, these storms could develop after the heat of the day and run all night long. now tomorrow, this is an area we carefully have to watch. dodge city, wichita, this could be very strong winds and yes, a few tornadoes. but the winds could be in excess of 90 miles per hour. that could be a very damaging area of storms tomorrow, whit. >> tens of millions of people in the zone. sam, thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> meantime, now to that deadly wrong-way crash in south carolina. the state lawmaker who just made headlines in a big congressional primary win with president trump's support, severe injured, she was a passenger in that wreck. abc's erielle reshef with the latest. >> savannah highway traffic accident, entrapment. >> reporter: congressional candidate katie arrington traveling to hilton head on a dark highway ov

and sweltering conditions will spread throughout the south central part of the country as well, oklahoma city down towards san antonio, leaning into mississippi. then there's concern for severe storms. it's going to cover kansas city, st. louis, peoria, madison over towards chicago with damaging winds and flash flooding. thanks to that, it will cause the problem throughout this part of the country. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, see where a salary of $117,000 is now considered low income. >>> also ahead, what the driver of this car was doing as a man was holding on for dear life. >>> and later, the growing mystery surrounding the deadly shooting of a father at a california campground all while he slept in a tent with his >>> we're back with video of a man holding on to the hood of this car going 70 miles an hour down interstate 95 in miami. he was holding on with one hand but using his other hand to talk on the phone. >> oh, it was a very important call. >> it must have been. the driver, by the way, also was busy on the phone. police are still trying to track down