. >> spencer: a great performance by number four, he pitched and caught all day long. look at the touch on that ball over the top. eight different guys he's thrown the ball, he may have gotten a couple more, a little houdini efforts off the side of the helmet there. luke falk, cool hand luke was executing today. >> tim: he's something special, 25 career games with one crew completion, ten or more different players. no other active fbs quarterback has more than seven of those. that says a lot. man who coaches that young man. that's quite a group. >> spencer: that's strong right there. >> tim: that's something special. >> tim: eight different wide receivers making catches, 31 in total in his time. >> spencer: he just stacks those performances, a touchdown, zero interceptions. at some point in time, it's no longer an upset. >> tim: more on an upset. >> last chance for the wolverines failing michigan state. a hail mary, not answered. spartans when the paul bunyan trophy for the eighth time in the last ten years has number seven goes down. >> tim: it wasn't a blocked punt t

something that essentially hasn't worked because richard spencer spent about ten thousand dollars to book this venue he's getting attention that will make headlines around the world but let's just take a look at how gainesville has been preparing for this controversial figure. on the university of florida's campus students are doing their best to attend classes and study for exams but it's a challenge not to be distracted by increased security as authorities here brace themselves for the appearance of white supremacist richard spencer hailed from hearing our people here victory the leader of the so-called right spencer was one of the organizers behind demonstrations in charlottesville virginia in may the violence there led to the death of one protester this is spence's first major public events in scenes that shocked the u.s. the students just want this to go away and the university didn't invite spencer but have been unable to stop him coming because of freedom of speech laws as much as we abhor the rhetoric that mr spencer. spews we cannot main him from. saying some classes have al

hails from hearing our people hail victory the leader of the so-called right spencer was one of the organizers behind demonstrations in charlottesville virginia in may the violence there led to the death of one protester the suspense is first major public events in scenes that shocked the u.s. the students just want this to go away and the university didn't invite spencer but have been unable to stop him coming because of freedom of speech laws as much as we abhor the rhetoric that mr spencer. spews we cannot maintain him from. saying some classes have already been canceled and students are being encouraged to stay away all my professors have been telling me about also all the security i see the national guard around now i saw him yesterday so i mean i feel like we're in a safe place a kind of blew my mind when i was hearing about it because i like. that sort of things over way you know and it's not and it's so prevalent still local businesses to are encouraging people to stay away. this bar is offering free drinks to anyone that receives a ticket dispenses event but doesn't use it

spencer: el color de la piel es una pero es un aspecto menor.blanca sin emigrantes, ¿quÉ harÍa usted con los negros y latinos como yo?. >> la gente blanca define este paÍs. este no es un lugar al que puede todo el mundo venir. vida: amÉrica ha evolucionado, el 20% de la poblaciÓn son inmigrantes y ese nÚmero va a seguir creciendo. >> usted lo admite, ha cambiado el paÍs pero no es bueno. absolutamente no me identifico con hitler. y aparte vivian: la recordÉ que saludo a el presidente con el saludo nazi. >> le dije: hail trump pero fue una broma. ilia: hoy richard spencer no pudo traer su mensaje supremacistas a la universidad pero seguirÁ tratando de llegar a los jÓvenes para reclutar mÁs simpatizantes para su movimiento supremacistas blanco. esto es lo que tengo, regresÓ contigo a los estudios. : gracias ilia. barack obama volviÓ a hacer campaÑa hoy por primera vez luego de salir de la casa blanca y lo hizo para el candidato demÓcrata para el candidato a new jersey. en lo que se considera una crÍtica a la administraciÓn del presidente actual a

organizado por spencer y su movimiento.Ón que busca. regreso contigo, jorge. jorge: gracias, ilia. se comenzÓ con el registro de residentes permanentes y naturalizados, esto segÚn los funcionarios del departamento de seguridad nacional. de esto nos habla luis mejid. luis: las redes sociales ahora estÁn en la mira del gobierno. si usted es un emigrante, aunque sea ciudadano el departamento de seguridad nacional, estÁ interesado en ver a quiÉn le escribe y qué. la casa blanca dice que eso se hace desde hace mucho tiempo. >> esto se hace por aÑos. nadie hizo hincapiÉ por esto. es normal que alguien revise si alguien viene por motivo de asilo polÍtico, hay fotos de ellos en instagram o en algÚn medio digital que demuestra que tuvieron amistad o que realmente ha sentido acoso. luis: el departamento de historia nacional insiste en que aquÍ no hay nada nuevo y que simplemente esta regulaciÓn ha salido a la luz porque estÁn actualizando el sistema electrÓnico de datos inmigratorios. los que conocen de leyes migratorias, no estÁn ta

the railroad town of spencer also lies on the journey but the crescent rushes through without stopping train enthusiasts would find a lot to enjoy there because spencer is home to the north carolina transport taishan museum which opened in one thousand nine hundred eighty five. it's a very lively museum but only days we're filming engine number five is taking a break. to central exhibit hair is the round house with thirty seven small it's one of the largest in the united states there are many engines in them museum pieces now nevertheless visitors can get a close up experience of railway history they learned that the post used to be delivered by train and was suited during the journey they will soon learn that the crescent used to be pulled by a very special machine while the cursor. so railways premier passenger train. headed even the solar ran it even after amtrak we have one of their engines here number sixty nine hundred it's a passenger locomotive it's on display at around house as famous as any of them yes but read on what the press narry brown is a retired university professor h

forthcoming about nigeria and a state of emergency in florida as white supremacy speaker richard spencer speaks at the university of florida i'm ed schultz reporting tonight from the our two news room this is the news on our t.v. america. good evening friends we start tonight with the tensions on rise with north korea and the world responding to the possibility of war cia director mike pompei o says we should expect war at any time former cia director john brennan gives war with north korea a one in four chance meanwhile russian president vladimir putin was the keynote speaker at the annual vald by event where leading experts from around the globe heard putin address numerous key issues manila chan brings us the details tonight manila good evening at a myriad of topics were discussed all revolving around the theme of the talks called creative destruction well a new world order arise from conflicts now ominous as that sounds it's an important discussion to be had given all the conflicts across the globe take for example the threat of a hot war between the u.s. and north korea but american

spencer's official ticketed speech got underway around two thirty pm the crowd inside the auditorium could be heard chanting go home over and over. previous speeches from spencer on college campuses have sparked protests and in may he led a group of supporters carrying tiki torches in charlottesville and a display that a vote images of the ku klux klan now to be clear no one at the university of florida invited spencer in the worst sponsored his event as a public university the administration is prohibited from denying spencer's request to speak on campus for the news with ed schultz. the department of justice has charged two men with selling several tons of fenton all other narcotics in the united states this is the latest development as authorities seek to combat the opioid crisis or to use treated as chavez takes a look at the recent surge in overdoses in new york city. well you said that mill is especially prominent in staten island and in the south bronx but it is crippling communities all throughout new york because of the dramatic spike in overdose deaths in recent years it's

"go home spencer, go home spencer"spencer/white supremacist> well i'm not going home...you know that what i am saying is going to change the world. therefore you want to stop it. you're going to fail. "hundreds of police officers.a fortune in security costs. we're taking the equivalent of 1,000 tuitions and investing it in security because of his followers. sheriff's deputies in body armor watched as richard spencer denied responsibility for the bloody confrontations in charlottesville. you should hold to account the people who actually engage in violence, which is not me, which is not us!and defended the suspected neo=nazi driver charged with killing a 32=year=old woman the fact is his vehicle was attacked boo!spencer's provocative views have made him the target of violence in the past.natspencer associate mike enoch told the crowd today that the punch last january ... changed my life, changed hundreds of white americans live

"go home spencer, go home spencer"spencer/white supremacist> well i'm not going home...you knowt what i am saying is going to change the world. therefore you want to stop it. you're going to fail. "hundreds of police officers.a fortune in security costs. we're taking the equivalent of 1,000 tuitions and investing it in security because of his followers. sheriff's deputies in body armor watched as richard spencer denied responsibility for the bloody confrontations in charlottesville. you should hold to account the people who actually engage in violence, which is not me, which is not us!and defended the suspected neo=nazi driver charged with killing a 32=year=old woman the fact is his vehicle was attacked boo!spencer's provocative views have made him the target of violence in the past.natspencer associate mike enoch told the crowd today that the punch last january ... changed my life, changed hundreds of white americans lives wh

se dirigen al auditorio. >> lo que ocurriÓ dentro no se lo esperaba spencer.rmitiÓ dar el discurso y le gritaron que no querÍan nazis. preguntÓ a los asistentes quiÉnes se identificaban con el movimientosuprema cita blanco y ellos alzaron la mano. [habla en inglÉs] >> en la conferencia de prensa dijo que "el mundo seguÍa mejor si gente, Él estuviera en el poder". los manifestantes intentaban llegar al teatro. >> es una locura lo que dice richard spencer. try odio a nuestra ciudad y nuestro paÍs. este hombre estÁ contra todo el mundo que no es blanco. >> no estamos de acuerdo con que esta persona haga comentarios racistas. >> durante la manifestaciÓn hubo varios arrestos. este hombre llevaba un arma y un cuchillo. otros llevaban objetos prohibidos. este hombre fue sacado de la multitud porque llevaba mensajes nazis. se desataron enfrentamientos. marÍa: ya se retiraron los manifestantes. las autoridades estÁn haciendo lo mismo.eempieza nuevo en la calma y normalidad al campus universitario. el ex presidente george w bush denunciÓ el fanatismo polÍtico en la era

are gathering in gainesville florida are protesting in the event with a white nationalist richard spencer. and deaths from opioids on the rise devastating communities across our nation. then the u.s. government holds a recent election and been a so whale of fraudulent we'll discuss later in the show. it's thursday october nineteenth four pm here in washington d.c. i'm ashley banks and you're watching our key america we begin today in florida where hundreds of protesters are gathered at the university of florida in gainesville where white supremacist a richard spencer is speaking on campus more than five hundred police officers are reportedly patrolling the campus and florida's governor rick scott has declared a state of emergency and preparation for the event for more we go live to our teens marina for naya and mine amie marina this is a rich spencer's first planned visit to a college campus since the unite the right rally in troll is still back in august of this year so what are officials doing to prevent another round of violence in clashes. well the reported six hundred thousand dollar

it was that event that prompted the university of florida, to reject spencer's request to speak. but they changed course after spencer filed suit, citing freedom of speech. >> hate speech is nonetheless, protected by the constitution as long as it is in the realm of political speech and not actual violence. >> reporter: school advised students to stay away from the event but many still had to attend, on campus classes. meanwhile today a georgia student, filed a lawsuit begins penn state for not allowing spencer to speak at the university. georgia university student cameron paneling it claimed in the federal lawsuit that the school violated his free speech rights by denying spencer use of campus space this summer. penn state says it was concerned that a talk by spencer could result in disruption, and violence. >>> well, police arrested gunman wanted in the sexual assault of the with man in chester delaware county. cameron johnson was captured on the roof of the house on the 100 block of 23rd street. investigators say he is man spotted on video carrying a rifle, along 23rd street o

north of spencer avenue. at one point the flames forced all southbound lanes of highway 101 to shut down. tonight...all lanes are back open. the fire burned about four acres. firefighters will stay on scene overnight to monitor the area. (grant) kron-4's meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking these wildfires.(pam) lawrence are there any weather concerns for crews tonight? temperatures began to cool today as high pressure weakened. this is the beginning of a cooling trend that will have temperatures running below normal through the middle of the week. fires continue to burn but the weather conditions are improving for firefighters. the winds have been very light. the sea breeze will stretch further on shore over the next few days and the humidity will switch from very dry to almos wet as early as tomorrow. on the satellite and radar you can see the clouds and showers moving into california. most of the rain will be south of monterey. we'll see increascing clouds as this system moves through tonight. on the

of florida. >> go home spencer! go home spencery, >> reporter: the crowd standing and shouting, "go home." >> go home spencer! >> reporter: these students right behind me here, chanting and booing the entire time. spencer, a key figure in charlottesville. >> we'll never -- we'll never back down. >> reporter: where we saw those haunting images and violent flashes. the florida governor declaring a state of emergency in preparation for spencer's speech today in gainesville. hundreds of protesters gathering outside the site of the speech. >> we need to show that the u.s., that gainesville, that the state of florida condemns richard spencer and his ideology. >> reporter: the afternoon, mostly peaceful, then, this flareup. the crowd surrounding this man wearing a t-shirt covered in swastikas. his mouth bloody. law enforcement working quickly to clear the scene. and on that stage, spencer trying to speak through the noise, but the chants continuing, drowning him out. >> now it's time for me to speak. i will stand here all

and on that stage, spencer trying to speak through the noise, but the chants continuing, drowning him out. >> now it's time for me to speak. i will stand here all day if i have to. >> reporter: when he walked off the stage, richard spencer th k thanked the university of florida. he said he was happy to be here and he will continue his fight. david? >> victor, thank you. >>> next to the massacre in las vegas. tonight, we have new reporting here about those fateful 12 minutes, and when police finally arrived. and which teams were actually able to get there first? abc's matt gutman again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new details about those 12 critical minutes as police responded to the las vegas rampage. abc news has learned that there were police officers in the mandalay bay hotel securing another event when stephen paddock opened fire. but the hotel complex is so vast that, police say, officers who were across the street at the country music concert got there faster. running through the streets in that rain of bullets. one of the things that's most striking as you see this from the a

that's where white nationalist, richard spencer just wrapped up a speech. hundreds of law enforcement are on campus, hoping hoping to prevent a repeat of the deadly incident in charlottesville. >> reporter: hundreds blanketed to keep the peace. >> absolutely i'm not a white supremacist. >> reporter: at a press conference before the speech, spencer defended his controversial right wing beliefs. >> we don't want him here. we don't want to hear him speak. >> spencer rented this space for a little less than $11,000. the security is costing florida taxpayers $600,000. >> reporter: the alt-right website, the daily stormer not talk to anyone and to not wear white polo shirts and khakis. it was that event that prompted the university of florida to reject spencer's request to speak. they changed course after spencer filed suit. >> his speech is nonetheless protected by the constitution, as long as it's in the realm of political speech, and not violence. >> reporter: many still had to attend on campus classes. cbs news, gainsville, florida. >> the u.s. supreme court

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the railroad town of spencer also lies on our journey but the crescent rushes through without stopping train enthusiasts would find a lot to enjoy there because spencer is home to the north carolina transport taishan museum which opened in one thousand nine hundred eighty five. it's a very lively museum but only days we're filming engine number five is taking a break. to central x. a bit hair is the round house with thirty seven sloss one of the largest in the united states there are many engines in them museum pieces now nevertheless visitors can get a close up experience of railway history they learned that the post used to be delivered by train and saluted during the journey they also learned that the crescent used to be pulled by a very special machine all the cursor. so railways premier passenger train. and it even the solar ran it even after amtrak. we have one of their engines here number sixty nine hundred it's a passenger locomotive it's on display and around the house is famous as any of the b.s. that ran on the crest larry brown is a retired university professor he volunteer

n texas, spencer: in the near term, absolutely.happening in is incrediblyers housing is resilient. case of sandyhe katrina. arey: how important first-time home buyers? spencer: very important. transactions of going to first-time home buyers. millenials bought $500 billion of real estate in the last 12 months so millenials and first-time buyers represent a market andn of the they're getting more creative, because of the limited supply, make multiple offers, dual track, looking at versus renting versus buying at the same time. uncertainty, do you expect that to trickle into the real estate market? spencer: hasn't so far but as mortgage rates tick up, that slightly lessing affordable but so far we haven't seen it. cory: zillow c.e.o. experience experience -- spencer rascoff speaking with emily chang. up, alibaba jacking up spending to keep up with rivals. ♪ cory: check this out, kids getting an allowance on amazon. amazon has a new offering allowing teenagers them to shop or stream content and stay within spending limits. kid wants to

of florida.chants: go home spencer, go home spencer richard spencer/white supremacist: well i'm notng home.richard spencer/white supremacist: you know that what i am saying is going to change the world. therefor you want to stop it. you're going to fail. we are stronger than you and you all know it. that's why you're gaging up here like some kind of mob in order to prevent me from saying something. while protesters marched on campus outside the event.natslarge crowds gathered throughout the afternoon. they were overall peaceful - and had mostly dissipated by the evening. officials say they had prepared for months ahead of today's speech.governor rick scott declared a state of emergency for alachua county -- following requests from local law enforcement. the university has ramped up security... spending an estimated 600-thousand dollars on safety precautions. kent fuchs, university of florida president: we're taking the equivalent of 1,000 tuitions and investing it in security because all moves -- in hopes of avoiding the deadly events that unfolded in charlottesvill e in august. nat

well richard spencer is currently still on stage in the auditorium behind me i've been dipping in and out of the live feed of that nice seems to spend most of the time on stage yelling at the many protesters that have made it inside to make their voices heard he said he wants to be here to start some kind of a conversation but let's no make make no mistake about it this is a white supremacist this is someone who really has been influenced by the german government of the thirty's the neo nazis but so far the security operation is huge and so far it's passed off fairly peacefully there are a few hundred protesters here behind me and and down the street there we've only seen one scuffle and that was because a young man who looked like a neo nazi had swastikas on his shirt turned up in the middle of a crowd was punched in the face by somebody and then basically a scored off the premises by the crowd that turned up here to make their voices heard against richard spencer one of the key points to remember here is that university did not invite richard spencer here because of the first amendm

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it was housed in the museum in roanoke in virginia but was moved to spencer rethought the stand since this footage was taken the six eleven was back on the rails again by mid twenty fifteen it was full steam ahead once more. to museums cinema features black and white films of the history of the railroad the railway had a significant role in opening up the continent the story of the post train ninety seven isms and mentioned it traveled back and forth between washington and spencer every day but it was never to arrive on september the twenty seventh nineteen zero three that journey came to a tragic end on the bridge to the north down. from. the air bridge. from what we understand the engineer that day it was his first time operating the train and there was a section attraction air tran so there were tourists for being sharp he approached it to greater speed not knowing the route that well and the train derailed and there were several fatalities and that would result in the train not making here all. the tragedy hasn't been forgotten not least because of the song written about it a shor

the railroad town of spencer also lies on our journey but the crescent rushes through without stopping train enthusiasts would find a lot to enjoy there because spencer is home to the north carolina transport taishan museum which opened in one thousand nine hundred eighty five. it's a very lively museum but only days we're filming engine number five is taking a break. to central it's a bit hair is the round house with thirty seven snots one of the largest in the united states there are many engines here them museum pieces now nevertheless visitors can get a close up experience of railway history they learned that the post used to be delivered by train and was sorted during the journey they also learned that the crescent used to be pulled by a very special machine all the cross and. so railways premier passenger train. headed even the solar ran it even after amtrak. we have one of their engines here number sixty nine hundred it's a passenger locomotive it's on display around the house as famous as any of the b.s. that ran on the crest larry brown is a retired university professor he vol

him coming because of freedom of speech laws as much as we abhor the rhetoric that mr spencer. spews we cannot main him for. saying some classes have already been canceled and students are being encouraged to stay away all my professors have been telling me about also all the security you. see the national guard around now i saw him yesterday so i mean i feel like we're in a safe place a kind of blew my mind when i was hearing about it because i like. that sort of things over way you know and it's so prevalent still local businesses to are encouraging people to stay away this bar is offering free drinks to anyone that receives a ticket dispensers event but doesn't use it i mean it's made things more difficult for us we thought him by our pledge to people to get their hands on twenty's tickets and would like to trade on used tickets for beer i will do that all day richard spencer is the president of the national policy institute and organize. zation labelled as a hate group it's thought his appearance will cost the university around half a million dollars in security there's an

well richard spencer would like us to call him the so-called leader of the alternative right someone who is involved in identity politics but the truth is much harsher richard spencer is a white supremacist he's the president of the national policy institute a group that has been branded as a hate group by the southern poverty law center is someone who first came to the national stage following president victory when he gave a speech in d.c. and he was saying heil victory trump and some of his supporters were throwing up nazi salute he is also someone who led those demonstrations as you were saying in charlottesville a couple of months ago that led to scenes which really shocked the entire united states divided this already divided nation and led to of course the death of one of those protesters right it is significant that he is here today because it is his first public appearance since charlottesville and i can tell you here it's fairly tense in the city of gainesville but one key thing to remember is the university of florida did not invite richard spencer to this event it's a pub

la pregunta de todos es quiÉn es richar spencer, por quÉ eligiÓ a florida para dar su discurso?e terminÓ con una persona muerta, ahora el lÍder de extrema derecha spencer decidiÓ hablar con sus seguidores de florida . por quÉ en la florida? es el segundo estado con mÁs grupos supremacistas, uno de los mayores Índices de delitos de odio. el primero es california, es segundos florida. la elecciÓn no fue ninguna casualidad. spencer acaparÓ la atención luego de que realizarÁ una presentaciÓn en washington diciendo que Él y alguno de los regidores saludarÁn con el saludo nazi. naciÓ en 1978, sus padres decidan trasladarse a dallas . estudiÓ en una escuela privada. estudiÓ literatura y mÚsica inglesa, obteniendo una maestrÍa en humanidades en la universidad de chicago. luego realizÓ sus estudios de doctorado. ademÁs trabajo como editor asistente de la revista "the american" donde fue despedido. es jefe de un centro de estudios. es uno de los lÍderes de un movimiento polÍtico de derecha que reivindica el nacionalismo blanco. en cuestiones personales, recientemente dijo que no saldrÍa c

darcy spencer is live with a look at what you need to know.cy, this is a busy time for traffic at that spot. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. i was a little bit surprised to see so many commuters coming through in the 5:00 hour. so this is definitely going to impact commuters this morning. we're here on 17th street. you can see the workers out here. it's very active. they've been at it since 5:30 this morning. there's a large crane here. they're picking up pieces of this temporary crane and then putting them in place. this is for the testing that's going to take place. it's important to do this testing every year to make sure that the levee is in good working order. we'll show you video from ten years ago. this is why this levee was needed. because of flooding. the video, again, from 2006 shows what can happen when we have severe flooding in this area. it impacted some of the businesses and monuments. we want to make sure it doesn't happen again. this is one of the low spots. for perspective, if you come to this area, 17th street betwe

manifestantes interrumpen en l la universidad de la florida y e spencer opina de ellos hispanos ...ncer opina de ellos hispanos activistas la califican de de n desonedes deshonesta. >> ojo con lo que compra, cien o cientos de miles de carros qu r qudaron da consejos de expertos . >> a un mes del terremoto, m mexico rinde homenaje a las mas de 360 victimas y miles de r i residentes no pueden regresar a los hogares, noticiero telemundo comienza ya. >> noticiero telemundo con jdoe diaz balart . >> hola ¿que tal?, muy buenas tardes y la intervencion de ri h richa richard spencer en la universidad de la florida fue interrumpida . >> g(gritos(. >> vete a casa sp;endender le a gritaban para que impedir que hablara. >> finalmente spencer conocido p por ser uno de los horador orado hacer su discurso, pero eso si e en un diauditorium bvavasicio. >> en las calles los estudiantes con protestas, decenas de po policias vigilaban de cerca, t devamos con los detalles con r rogelio mora tagle. >> asi es, poco a poco comienza a regresar la calma en la universidad de la florida y no s se enfrentaron frent

spencer, as we continue to spencer, as spencer, as we continue to follow memorials and funerals for victims around the country, there is quite a bit of talk about gun control. (spencer)even republicans in congress and the national rifle association say they're willing to discuss the potential ban of a bump stock - the device the shooter used in las vegas when he killed stacee etcheber and 57 other people. (nats)san francisco police motorcycles led the way around the corneras the hearse carrying stacee etcheber's casket drove by,her famly's grieving process continued sunday as her body arrived back at s-f-o from las vegas. the novato woman's husband vinnie is an s-f-p-d officer. they have two young kids. earlier in the week, her brother-in-law al etcheber told kron four stacee's legacy will live on through her kids. "we're gonna miss her, ya know. we're gonna miss her passion for raising her kids." now, democrats and even many republicans in congress are calling for - or at least opening up to the idea of - a ban on bump stocks, the device stephen paddock used to make his semi-automatic weap

spencer calls scott's move overkill.report from the university of florida later in this hour. >> he has been out of office 10 months but barack obama is about to return to the campaign trail in newark, new jersey to stump for democrat gubernatorial candidate murphy. the former president will head to a rally in richmond, virginia for democratic candidate for governor. rob: switching to football. we talk a lot about football lately and it is halfway through the season. jillian: but nothing to do with what is being done on the field. yesterday meetings continued in new york, annual meetings and players were involved. interesting because a lot of people were hoping to hear something change, something good from these meetings but that is not the case. listen to what roger goodell had to say. everyone should stand for the and some but they are focusing their attention elsewhere. >> everyone should stand for the national anthem. that is an important part of our policy. it is also an important part of our game that we all take g

the from the moment he took to the stage white supremacist richard spencer found himself at odds with his audience you know what i am going to be the world for you won't have something. to do now. was wheel us through to the e.u. oh no it wasn't the one that. was was for much of his speech chants of go home nazis echoed throughout the venue the university of florida didn't invite spencer but were unable to ban him because of freedom of speech laws following a state of emergency a huge security operation was launched some arrests were made and minor scuffles broke out but those that turned out to protest spencer and his racist views prevailed i just but it's really important for a person with probably in time why i'm straight to come out here and announce on hatred and bigotry and to show these people who advocate for cleansing and to anti-gay that there is no hate tolerate in our community and that we will fight against i mean to them that we are united i mean i've respect their right to free speech obviously the first amendment i think it's important to demonstrate that we don't tole

en esta parte al frente del centro donde se encuentra, del recinto en donde se encuentra richard spencermento hay una tensa calma porque la situaciÓn estÁ controlada.. hay mucha vigilancia. en los techos de todos los edificios del campus. y esta maÑana hubo una persona detenida. tenÍa armas y tenía unas esposas. y esto no estÁ permitido aquÍ. y la persona alego que era parte del equipo de seguridad de un equipo de televisiÓn. y tenÍa una escarapela de la prensa pero no han podido comprobar eso y tampoco estÁ permitido para ninguno de los que estamos aquÍ presentes, aunque estemos en el equipo de la prensa. quiero invitar a un hispano, jonathan garcÍa, que es parte de una organizaciÓn que defiende los derechos de los inmigrantes documentados e indocumentados. tu estudias en esta universidad, ¿quÉ piensas de que estÉ aquÍ? jonathan: no creo que la comunidad de gainesville le guste que estÉ acÁ. es un pesar que estÉ aquÍ. pero tenemos mucho apoyo para protestar. y terminar con este pensamiento de odio. ilia: el director de la universidad le pidiÓ los estudiantes que no veneran a escuchar el

hailed from hearing our people here victory the leader of the so-called right spencer was one of the organizers behind demonstrations in charlottesville virginia in may the violence there led to the death of one protester this is spence's first major public events in scenes that shocked the u.s. the students just want this to go away and the university didn't invite spencer but have been unable to stop him coming because of freedom of speech laws as much as we abhor the rhetoric that mr spencer. spews we cannot main him from. saying some classes have already been canceled and students are being encouraged to stay away all my professors have been telling me about also all the security i see the national guard around now i saw him yesterday so i mean i feel like we're in a safe place a kind of blew my mind when i was hearing about it because i like. that sort of things over way you know and it's not and it's so prevalent still local businesses to are encouraging people to stay away this bar is offering free drinks to anyone that receives a ticket dispensers event but doesn't use it i m

spencer took off jacket and enjoying outdoors. >> you gave me permission and i did. i do as instructed. sometimes. live doppler 7, sunny skies across the bay area and quite warm. even hotter tomorrow. live view westward. forecast is clear and mild overnight with record-breaking heat likely tomorrow and gradual cooling, couple of degrees each day into the weekend. current temperature readings. san francisco gone up a degree to 82. low to mid-80s most locations except in the north where it's higher. source of heat is area to the south, 102 degrees in los angeles right now, record high for this date. 104 at palm springs. and extreme heat is moving in our direction, assisted by clockwise circumstance lace of the center of high pressure over the southwestern u.s. heat goes on. overnight, clear, mild, lows from upper 50s to low 60s. tomorrow in south bay, highs of 91 at san jose. 90 mountain view. 82 at pacifica on the coast. north bay, 93 at santa rosa, 90 at napa. 89 at san rafael. east bay, mid to upper 80s and inland east bay, 90 to 93 degrees across the board there. h