infrastructure is not what used to be crime is rampant and constant crisis and turmoil making and spencer richard she said any kind of industry so we have to take that into balance when we. you know shish and play out between russia and the united states did you actually the reporting from caracas tonight thank you. israel today marked its annual holocaust remembrance day commemoration ceremonies took place across the country the day she came to a standstill as people pause to remember the six million jews murdered by the nazis during world war two. and in poland the holocaust survivors led the annual three kilometer march of the living from auschwitz to birkenau to commemorate the victims a quarter of all those killed perished in the nazi death camps at auschwitz birkenau. and today the story of a teenage girl who died in a death camp has been reimagined and retold for the instagram generation. this film depicting the german army entering hungary during world war two might look like a hollywood film production but it's not in fact it was shot on a smartphone and portrayed format for an instagram

infrastructure is not what used to be crime is rampant and constant crisis and turmoil make it and spencer richard just said any kind industry so we have to take that into balance when we. go shish and play out between russia and not instance the spiritually reporting from caracas tonight thank you where europe has been criticized for its relative silence this week regarding events and been a swale earlier we spoke to andreas nick he is a member of the german parliament with chancellor merkel's c.d.u. party and he sits on the foreign affairs committee. i think we have a clear position that you undertow is a legitimate interim president of venezuela in accordance with the constitution of an assailant. we call on everyone involved to refrain from a while and seek a peaceful solutions to a national dialogue and a democratic transition that can only be resolved through fair and free elections and to enable that and to make that possible i think. moderate has to step aside i think there were rumors the last couple of days he was already. plotting he said refuge to cuba are not clear how. realistic that

infrastructure is not what it used to be crime is rampant and constant crisis and turmoil making and spencer richard she said any kind of industry so we have to take that into balance when we. you know shish and play out and in russia and the united states the group's leader reporting from caracas tonight thank you. from south america to africa sudan has seen another day of protest as people from across the country came to the capital to join what was billed as a million person march tens of thousands of took part in the mass rally in her two they're trying to pressure the military to hand over power to a civilian government the army alstad president omar al bashir in mid april and took over the country's interim leadership but protesters fear the generals intend to hold on to power. well security forces in between have broken up that hundreds of protesters demonstrating against an election in which no opposition parties were allowed to run results announced on tuesday gave president patrice telephone total control of parliament one report says that three people have been killed in the clashes. thes

this is what richard spencer told you about that.mp in his own way was being honest and calling it like he saw it. i was proud of him at that moment. white nationalists are proud sort of in the vein of what you said. white nationalists are proud of president trump. >> that's what he said, yes. i don't think he could say it any -- i don't think that he could draw out the relationship and the pride that group feels in donald trump's words and the acs and the rhetoric and the results that that rhetoric has caused in the culture. they're proud, and i think that that says a lot. i think, you know, throughout talking to people for this project, you talk to people like richard spencer who expresses this like youssef salaam who is one of the men involved in the central park five case, and he says things like, you know, trump by taking out the ad against them in -- >> let's put the ad up. his ad ran in may, and the crime happened in april 19th. they hadn't even started trial yet. go on. >> they hadn't even started trial yet. as salaam puts it

>> white nationalist leader richard spencer has taken credit for inventing that term. white nationalism, make it more respectable seeming and mainstream, call it the alt-right. picked up steam last few years. more on the ideological side of the division just being talked about between the groups that carry out actual violence and groups providing ideological underpinning for racist ideas. >> reaction to the alt-right? >> as rosie said, larger movement is spreading racist ideas, smaller number will take the ideas to extreme to carry out violence but whole movement is terrifying. racist, anti-immigrant, an anti-semitic and anti-muslim ideas. it's not surprising some people take the hateful ideas off the internet and walk into houses of worship and attack. whether it's walking in synagogue in california or pittsburgh, arson in mosque in connecticut, or very recently past weekend attempted arson at synagogue in chicago. people have access to violent means going to move to natural extension of the hateful ideas to try to carry out violence. >> we're all staying together. up

those are words from david duke, richard spencer and others. >> if the president were watching, whatou say to him? >> well, i've always said the same things i say to the president, which can are number one always think before you speak. always tell the truth. and be accountable for your actions. the same thing i would say to fifth graders, the same thing i try it to say to myself. it's just a basic tenant of of being a decent human being. >> susan bro, we appreciate your time and thank you for standing up and doing what is right and we are deeply sorry for your loss. thank you for coming on tonight. >> thank you so much. thank you. >> we'll be right back. look. at. that. sustainable wild-caught... or responsibly farmed. and now at a lower price. aw. confetti. is it to carry cargo... or to carry on a legacy? its show of strength... or its sign of intelligence? in crossing harsh terrain... or breaking new ground? this is the mercedes-benz suv family. greatness comes in many forms. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional lease and financing offers. mercedes-benz. the best

gainesville is a city in florida, was not provided relevant information leading up to the speech of richard spencer, a white nationalist, who public comments ended often in bloodshed. gainesville is a short drive from my district in orlando, but a police commander with that department says that the person had 24 years of experience, so knows the job very well, described the lack of information from the fbi and dhs as the bermuda triangle of intelligence. so unable to receive what he thought was appropriate or relevant, useful information, he went online himself and did indeed find that the violent white nationalists, who ultimately descended on the campus were not hiding. they were on social media networks, on message boards, talking about how they were going to test florida's stand your ground law. they eventually descended upon the city, opened fire on protesters. thank god no one was killed that day. they were ultimately arrested. but i would like to ask you, mr. murphy, what are the -- as we balance first amendment rights, and i certainly understand what the constitution requires us to do. what

florida police officer who was shocked by the murder of heather heyer and was concerned because richard spencer was going to be coming to the university of florida. he tried to prevent violence in gainesville. and found a complete lack of help. the state police didn't have information for him. you look at the story from just a week or so ago, about the about the department of homeland security and the branch of unless to focus on the threat from home grown violent extremists and domestic terrorists. share that with state and local law enforcement, that group was -- that branch of i & a focused on domestic terrorism was eliminated and the an lifts were reassigned and there are expectations as to what that was. the question these get at is, since the adl tracks and reports on extremism, if you could tell us whether -- what you think the government in particular the justice department, the department of homeland security can be doing more of in order to track and respond to these kinds of threats and whether the kinds of reporting like the one that the new york times reported on last year or this