plus there's also offsets of the main marine united group.nes united 2.0 which over the few days they've grown and dropped in numbers. right now they're hovering around 2,000 members. there's now marines united 3.0 so there's just so many of these groups and they're all secret. so unless you're a member of these groups you're not going to be able to see what they're posting. >> james, you've had a chance to see some of the comments on these group pages. what's the tone? do they sound apologetic? problem not. >> no i see no signs that there's a contrigs among the group. there's any guilt that they have towards what they've done. it's literally been -- i've seen comments about sel self-presidentervation how legally they're not touchable, how legally they didn't commit a crime. some are outraged that, you know, the good things that they were doing in the group have not been highlighted enough in the press. like i said, they were doing good things in terms of if there was a marine or someone struggling with ptsd, they needed help, the group would

i think we have a good, united group, a determined group.inting results, you always have some disagreement. but overall, i think the best way to respond is a lwa ys i think the best way to respond is always the game and to show how united and determined we are. and overall i believe that on that front we are...i overall i believe that on that front we are... i don't worry. and even, you know, in ourjob, you have to be competitive. and competitiveness doesn't mean love always. it is about performing. and sometimes the fa ct about performing. and sometimes the fact that in the past it is not the tea m fact that in the past it is not the team that loves each other the most that are the best on the football pitch, not always. today we also heard from the arsenal chairman sir chips keswick. still no word from the club's owner, stan kroenke, but finally a board member has commented on the current situation, in a statement that read: as for wenger, he denied reports he's informed his players of his plans — but admitted the atmosphere among the supp

and now members of the marines united group - which posted the pictures - are being redirected to new sites with more pictures.on the site, the marines responsible are promising to better protect themselves against whistle blowers. and posts are still being made on the original page including messages taunting investigators. a former marine and freelance journalist snapped screenshots showing that even after the scandal broke... members cheered each time it was reported on and continued to post lewd comments about women. meanwhile, a former female marine says she has been telling superiors about websites like this for more than a decade. (darya) the berkeley police department is releasing new photos they hope will help them catch several people involved in a violent protest. these are the six people police are looking for after fights broke out at a march for trump rally - between supporters of the president and protesters. a few of them can be seen throwing punches... one even appears to be bleeding from the mouth. ten people have already been arrested.... police say they've seized l

newman: certainly mexican students have always been a big group of foreign students in the united states, but it has really never been the largest student group, group of foreign students in the united states. the numbers have grown over time. today we are talking about maybe 17,000 mexican students in the united states. and in terms of obstacles, i would say probably the biggest one has to do with funding. very difficult to afford an education in the united states unless you have one of those scholarships. i think that is going to be the biggest barrier for a young person in mexico to study her. host: you are half all along on your research, and what you hope when it is done that will happen with it? what you hope people get out of it? ms. newman: i am at the stage of writing up the research. i have done all the archival and interview work. now i am producing the chapters. i am hoping to eventually turn it into a book. i think that today we really have to think hard about the current climate of anti-mexican sentiment that is being promoted by the incoming administration. and the effects

group. --ant to thank each of "marines united" facebook group . i want to thank each of our witnesses for coming here today to offer their testimony. e committee is saddened and disturbed by the allegations that female marines have been subjected to online harassment and abuse including denigrating comments and nonconsensual sharing of images in some cases by fellow marines. our witnesses are here today to inform us about these allegations and what is being done it to address the impact on the service. especially those marines who have been victimized. all who love the marine corps are embarrassed and outraged by these allegations. none more so than our witnesses today. general kneller, since the allegations were made, you have been unequivocal in communicating to the men and women you lead that behavior like this is unacceptable and fundamentally opposed to the values of the marine corps. i want to reemphasize his message to the marines last week. the members of this committee share your hope that marines who have been victims of harassment and a

and now members of the marines united group - which posted the pictures - are being redirected to newade on the original page including messages taunting investigators. a former marine and freelance journalist snapped screenshots showing that even after the scandal broke... members cheered each time it was reported on and continued to post lewd comments about women. meanwhile, a former female marine says she has been telling superiors about websites like this for more than a decade. ( darya ) now to bay area basketball... the warriors back at oracle arena for a game against the celtics before heading to minnesota.( mark ) steph curry and golden state needing a win to remain two games ahead of san antonio for 1st place in the western conference. and as time expired in the third quarter, steph curry hits a three at the buzzer. the warriors took a two point lead entering the fourth. and that's when things fell apart for the dubs.outscored by the celtics 27 to 12 in the fourth quarter curry and thompson combined to go 4 for 17 from 3 point land. boston wins by a final of 99 to 86. the war

. >> reporter: the secret marines united facebook group had hundreds of marines as members. reportedly thousands of naked female services members were taken. it was taken down within hours. in a statement marine corps sergeant major ronald l. green said in part, we must to a better job of teaching marines what we expect of them in a social media realm. e expect all marines to treat one another with dignity and respect, whether it be in public, behind closed doors, or online. a marine cord officials say they're most concerned about the victims many who were identify by their rank, full name, and military duty station. the online activity was first posted by the war horse, a nonprofit news organization run by a marine veteran and purpleb exctation of privacy t this mor ocked iraqi chemical weapons in seattle. man was s has this. >> to think itne wearingthe arm. they posted the about the attack of a u.s. national of indian origin. he's out of danger. police say this man adam purr entin shot two men in a bar last month, killing one. before shooting he shouted "get out of my coun

this as c--n-n reveals members of the marines united group are being redirected to new sites or still posting on the oringinal page. one new page is simply titled marines united 2. it promises to better protect against whistleblowers. but posts are still being made on the original page. including messages taunting investigators. a former marine and freelance journalist james laporta snapped screenshots showing that even after the scandal broke...members cheered each time it was reported on and continued to post lewd comments about women. one member laughed at reports that photos had been removed ...saying quote "not nearly boys." meanwhile, a former female marine is speaking out. saying female service members have been telling their superiors about such websites for more than a decade. she said they were "laughed off." (steve) you're looking live right now at the golden gate bridge. the sunshine and warm temperatures today certainly felt like spring (catherine) it's a nice break from the stormy weather we've been having. let's check in with lawrence for how long we can expect this nic

we do not know the origin of images of female marines on the marines united facebook group, some of which may have been taken or shared without consent. we do not know how many marines may have been targeted. this committee expects the department of the navy and senior marine corps leaders to provide updates on the investigation into these issues when appropriate as well as keep the committee apprised of any corrective action the marine corps may take concerning policies, procedures and the education and training of marines. we do realize that much of this information may be law-enforcement sensitive due to ongoing criminal investigations. that reason, immediately following this opening hearing, the committee will proceed to a closed-door session and hear from our witnesses on the sensitive matters. while there may be much that we have to learn, there is much that we know already. so that the actions of those marines involved in marines united should not be reflecting the culture and values of their service. >> not only honor, courage and commitment but also mutual respect for alltheir fe

one part of the plan that remains unclear is how agents will determine these units or groups of peoplelies or whether they're smugglers, et cetera, is this a realistic plan given those uncertainties in your view? >> well, based on what we know about it, so far, it seems like there's so many poetential lega and practical problems. on legal grounds, most of these are applying for asylum and most of these apply for asylum together and witnesses for each other and if they're separating and breaking them up, it's harder for the individual claims to be successful and that could lead to a potential legal challenge based on due process grounds of the 14th amendment and also, looking at it from a legal perspective, this idea of breaking apart women and children, it goes against existing u.s. family law, existing international law, even against the u.n. high commission on ref withdrew gugees which we way, that family unity should be of paramount importance. pretty sure, one thing, a myriad of legal challenges. >> considering the same or similar idea but a tomorrower doj official said this, i'm q

group to do it.>> reporter: the secret marines united facebook group had hundreds of marines as users. reportedly, thousands of photographs of naked female service members and veterans were shared on the page. users made i've seen comments. it was taken down within hours of the start of an investigation one month ago. in a statement, marine corps sergeant major ronald l green said we must do a better job of keeping marines what we expect of them. i expect all marines to treat one another with dignity and respect whether it be in public, behind closed doors or online. a marine corps officials said investigators are most concerned about the victims. many of whom are identified by rank, full name and military duty station. the online activity was first posted by the warhorse, a nonprofit news organization run by a marine veteran and purple heart recipient. within hours, he became the target of online threats like water board this pos and i will pay $500 to the dude who can get good news of his grow. -- nudes of his girl. >> i think this is a good gut check for people. we have all scrolled

social media to share thousands -- the photos were allegedly posted in a now closed marines united facebook group. it's not clear if the victims neutra were being photographed. the online activity was first posted by a nonprofit news organization run by a marine veteran. >>> starting today anybody crossing the bay for work has a few more options to hitch a ride. the new ferry service is running between the marina and san francisco. it is a 40% boat. it has free wi-fi and flat screen tv. beer and wine are on tap for the trip home. and another new route just launching today, the golden gate ferry from tiburon to san francisco. >> why can't they have that going at 3:00 in the morning? >> would you take it if if they did? >> if it was just me and a sailor on the boat, yeah. [ laughter ] >> great way to start the day. >> good point. >>> it will be a wet ride for people. it was a very wet commute into the studio his morning. hi and good monday morning to everyone. we have scattered showers and some of these showers pretty heavy around the northern portion of the bay area. see that little area of pink w

have a challenge in determining just how many of the estimated 30,000 followers of the marine united facebook group participated in the degrading behavior. kate? >> hans nichols, thank you. >>> the shooting of an indian-american man in washington state on friday night is being investigated as a possible hate crime and is bringing new attention to a surge in such crimes in this country. the man survived, but the suspect is still on the run. we get the latest from nbc's morgan radford. >> reporter: tonight a community in mourning. an emotional show of solidarity after police say a 39-year-old sikh man was working on his car in his driveway when a masked man approached him in his seattle suburb. >> this guy yelled at him to leave the country and he just got his gun out and shot at him. >> reporter: the victim is expected to recover. the suspect still on the run. >> the suspect has a black mask on his face. we're not sure where he is yet. >> reporter: police are investigating this as a hate crime and have asked the fbi to get involved. >> it appears that under the circumstances was the victim of a crim

the united nations is not a group of democratic nations. ed nations is not a meeting of our allies. the united nations is the one forum in the world that includes everybody. the good, the bad and the ugly. and, you know, when the vast majority of members of the united nations don't subscribe to what we would consider as basic human rights, it's hard to imagine how their human rights council could come to decisions is that we wound find as democratic nations terribly pleasing. so -- [ applause ] but look. it is -- look. it is outrageous. it is outrageous that -- just one example. i know others know these things but outrageous that in the united nations human rights council the one and only country in the world that is a subject of a permanent agenda item is israel. one of the freest nations in the world by any standards. yet, there is virtual hero worship there of the palestinian authority whose leader has had no democratic mandate in 12 years and who rules by decree because there is no elected legislature of any kind. no outrage about that w

groups. so the united states said let us take a sampling from each of these groups to help us understand it.rlin with a team of about 50 people, scoured through all of the archives, miles of nazi documents, to gather the evidence to cover the broad spectrum of german society, which basically was responsible for the crimes. in previous interviews you described how in gathering witness testimonies you did resort to duress, for instance lining up villagers and threatening to shoot them if they lied. i mean, such methods now would amount to witness harassment of the most extreme order. perhaps it would. but it's only because the people that make the allegations don't understand what war is about. if i bring a room of 20 people, and this is an actual case, and line them up, and say i want you to all write out exactly what happened, what your role was, what others did, anybody who lies will be shot. "oh, how can you do a thing like you're threatening them with torture!" what am i going to tell them? anybody who lies won't get his paddy cake tonight? what do you want me to tell them? please be hone

the united nations is not a group of democratic nations. the united nations is not a meeting of our allies. the united nations is the one forum in the world that includes everybody. the good, the bad, and the ugly. and you know -- [ applause ] >> when the vast majority of members of the united nations don't subscribe to what we would consider as basic human rights, it's hard to imagine how their human rights council could come to a decision that we would find as democratic nations terribly pleasing. but look, it is outrageous. it is outrageous that, just one example, i know others know these things, but outrageous that in the united nations human rights council, the one and only country in the world that is the subject of a permanent agenda item is israel. one of the freest nations in the world by any standard. yet, there is virtual hero worship there of the palestinian authority whose leader has had no democratic mandate in 12 years and who rules by decree because there is no elected legislature of any kind. no outrage about that whatsoever

cable shows this week saying this is where we should have started and this is where we really unite as a group. we thought the united is a group behind repealing obamacare, and that did not go so well either. for the tax code, tense of thousands of pages, and every page has a lobbyist group with game.kin in the infrastructure will not be an easy fight. immigration will not be an easy fight. note is reason the laws do pass on these things for decades at a time. on thehoughts congressman announcing over the week and he will be leaving the freedom caucus? guest: it is surprising. he was a critical but also supportive of the health care bill. to see the group he has been a part of investor so much effort into blocking that was certainly frustrating for him. that is a loss for them. it will be interesting to see if ofre is a further exit is members of the freedom caucus going forward on fights like immigration, tax reform, anything that comes out, whether there is rift inside the freedom caucus. host: have you heard about anybody else wanting to leave the freedom caucus? guest: there is certainly f

the united nations is not a group of democratic nations. e united nations is not a meeting of our allies. the united nations is the one forum in the world that includes everybody. the good, the bad, and the ugly. and, you know, when the vast majority of members of the united nations don't subscribe to what we would consider as basic human rights, it's hard to imagine how their human rights council could come to decisions that we would find as democratic nations terribly pleasing. but look, it is outrageous. it is outrageous that -- just one example, i know others know these things, outrageous that in the united nations human rights council, the one and only country in the world that is the subject of a permanent agenda item is israel. one of the freest nations in the world by any standards. yet there is virtual hero worship there. for western leaders for the leadsers of our country not standing up for what is right and in our own interests and defending one of our most vital allies, state of israel. i will also say. this that notwithstanding

reporter: there's now a second group, marine united 2.0 that seem to be in defines of you continuing to post these pictures. what do they say about your ability to address this problem? general neller: i don't know what unite mad are ins -- marined united 2.0 says or doesn't say. quite frankly, i'm not interested. i think the example is -- after this was identified, we went to the provider and asked them to take it down. which they did. so now we're into this -- the ability in this domain to move around and hide under the cover of darkness and not to stand up and be somebody of substance, i think that speaks for this organization. reporter: you've spoken about underlying cultural challenges and the subculture. to what extent is this a cultural problem within the marine corps? general neller: i think we're going to find out. what degree this is in the organization. but, i mean, i'm not qualified -- i'm not going to lay this off on anybody else, on society or anybody else. this is our problem and i own it. we own it. we have a culture we believe in. if there's people out there that are

. >> reporter: the secret marines united facebook group had hundreds of marines as members. reportedly thousands of photographs of naked female service members and veterans were shared on the page, where users made obscene comments. it was taken down within hours of the start of an ncis investigation one month ago. >> in a statement, marine corps sergeant major ronald l green said in part "we must do a better job of teaching marines what we expect of them in the social media realm. i expect all marines to treat one another with dignity and respect, whether it be in public, behind closed doors or online." >> a marine corporate official said investigators are most concerned about the victims, many of whom were identified by rank, full name and military duty station. >> the online activity was first posted by the war horse. a nonprofit news organization run by marine veteran and purple heart recipient thomas brennan. within hours he became the target of online threats like "water board this pos" and "i'll pay 500 to the dude that can get good nudes of his girl." >> i've scrolle

hundreds of marines belong to the secret united facebook group, where thousands of photos of make femaleervice members and veterans have reportedly, first reported by the non-profit news organization run by marine veterans, and purple heart recipients, tom brennan. >> i've scold by things like this on facebook before. i think this is a good gut check for a lot of people. we have all scrolled past things we shouldn't tolerate on social media. >> and the page was taken down within hours of the start of a ncis investigation one month ago, investigators say they're most concerned about the victims, as many of them are identified by their rang, full name, and station. >> thousands made their way to alabama this weekend to re-enact an event in the civil rights movement t had been 52 years since the march across the bridge in selma on march 7th, 1965. african-americans seeking the rights to vote intend today march across the bridge to montgomery before attacked by police, it became known as bloody sunday, credited known as helping pass the voting rights. >> richard celebrated tenth birthday at

when i was traveling in cuba many years ago, i met up with a group of students from the united stateshat included two students from africa, kenya. they were traveling together and one of the kenyan students said hearing guanton mara and she said that is a poplar song from my country. and i said i am thrilled you like it. i always say that to say how wide the reach has been. he is a patriot and a poet who is well known and then he is this journalist who writes many, many volumes about the united states in the 1880s and 1890s. a historical chronicle past of conveying the energy and tensions of the united states at that time. >> join booktv live today beginning at 6:00 p.m. eastern from books and books bookstore for a panel state department's decision on books and the enjoys of reading. mitchell caplin joins us and the director of the creative writing program at the florida international university in miami and the author to 20 books. also, miami-based author menendez whose book are in cuba i was a german shepherd and the last war. we are opening up the phone lines and taking viewer comm

james laport is a former marine turned journalist, said marines united is spreading like a cancer to other chat groups sent cbs news this one screen grab in which one member of marines united asked, "what are some other blue falcon free groups?" in marine corps slang, a blue falcon is someone who rats out his buddies. marine officials say they have received reports of at least a half dozen other sites. beyond the criminal investigation, pentagon officials say this scandal could do real harm to the military by convincing young women not to join or convincing those already in uniform to get out. scott. >> pelley: david martin breaking the story from the pentagon tonight. david, thank you. president trump has been holed up in the white house all week not taking one question there reporters since he accused president obama of wiretapping his phones. twice this week, white house events scheduled to include reporters have been closed at the last minute. it was saturday that president trump accused his predecessor of committing a crime that he said was equal to watergate. mr. trump said it is a fact that his

have called a group of conservatives from the united states house of representatives and assess for his support to be able to move the american healthcare act forward. we are honored to be a to represent the conservatives and to work with the president and the vice president for all communities of the american people. >> thank you spirit thank you. >> good job. good job. >> [inaudible conversations] >> and we are live once again awaiting the start of this joint news conference with president trump and german chancellor on jerome a meeting with president trump face-to-face for the ver first time -- angela merkel. >> ladies and gentlemen the president of united states and the chancellor of the federal republic of germany.

when i was traveling in cuba many years ago, i met up with a group of students from the united statesluded two students from africa, from kenya. and as we were traveling together, one of the kenyan students said hearing guantanamera which you all the time, oh, that's a popular song from my country. as i said, i'm thrilled that you like it. it's actually really cuban. i would say that to say how wide the reach has been. so he is a patriot, a poet who is well known even if people don't know his name, and then he's this journalist who writes many, many volumes about the united states in the 1880s, unsurpassed in conveying the energy and the tensions of the neunited states at that time. ..

and on the shows this week saying this is where we should have started, this is where people unite as a group but we thought they united as a group i'm telling obamacare and that didn't go so well either so the tax code is tens of thousands of pages, every page, every provision as a lobbyist group, has some in the game so this is not going to be an easy fight. infrastructure is not going to be an easy to fight, integration is not going to be an easy fight. they are picking topics that there's a reason the laws were passed on these things for decades at a time and they take them up. >> host: before we leave, thoughts on the congressman announcing over the weekend he is leaving the freedom caucus. >> guest: i think that was a surprising move. he had been critical but also supportive of the health care bill so to see his group that he was a part of invest so much effort into blocking that and it's certainly frustrating for him but that's a loss for them. certainly, it will be interesting to see if there is a further exodus of the freedom caucus going forward on the fight that you are mentioning,

the photos were allegedly posted in a new closed marines united facebook group. it's not clear if they knew they were being photographed. the online activity was posted by a -- >>> this morning in washington state where the fbi is helping local police track down the gunman that shot a sikh man. the sikh community is reeling after a 39-year-old father of two was fired at friday. he was wearing a turban has he worked on his car. a man approached him and said go back to your own country. it follows another hate crime in kansas where two indian men were shot. the survivor of that attack and many in the sikh community is speaking out. >> it was rage. and malice in an individuals heart that killed my friend. >> actions like this are things that all of us need to get united and stand up against. >> reporter: police believe no one is in danger but they are still warning people to be cautious. >>> family of people that disappeared on malaysia airlines flight 370 is not giving up hope. they are launching an international campaign to raise money to continue the search. they

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. >> reporter: the secret "marines united" facebook group had hundreds of marines as members. reportedly thousands of photographs of naked female service members and veterans were shared on the page, where users made obscene comments. it was taken down within hours of the start of an ncis investigation one month ago. in a statement, marine corps sergeant major ronald l. green said in part, we must do a better job of teaching marines what we expect of them in the social media realm. i expect all marines to treat one another with dignity and respect, whether it be in public, behind closed doors or online. a marine corps official said investigators are most concerned about the victims, many identified by their rank, full name, and military duty station. the online activity was first posted by the war horse, a nonprofit news organization run by a marine veteran and purple heart recipient thomas brennan. within hours, he became the target of online threats, like water board this pos. and i'll pay $500 to the dude that can get good news of his girl. >> i've scrolled by things like t

the council is very involved in issues here in the city, but also uniting different religious groups to working together. so i know we're working on and i say we, because i'm a part of the it, we're working on housing issues. tell us about the constituency, who are we and why are we focused on housing? >> interestingly, the council itself was formed because the city came to the council and said we've got a homeless problem and that was 28 years ago. and in that time, the 800 congregations in the city and sound counsel city of san francisco, our faith based schools and hospital institution as as well as the faith based social service agencies that provide the social safety net for the most vulnerable residents had a voice. and the council basically became that portal through which civic government could speak to the faith community and vice versa. >> even more important i think vice versa, the religious groups speaking to civic authority and being engaged with it. >> exactly. >> i know there's a crisis of housing in san francisco. we live it. we know about it. the council decided to g

look at insurers, they are all down, the dow insurers, united healthcare group and travelers. this after the health care bill never passed. united health and travelers, two of the biggest losers on the dow which kind of indicates though the president said we can get this done, the insurers aren't believing it, or maybe they are and worried that finally they're going to be held accountable. all in all, reaction has been pretty muted which is what we've seen all year long as the quarter draws to a close, there's been two days of 1% moves for the dow and the s&p 500. what does that mean? stocks are moving in a very narrow range. here's where we stand right now. dow is stuck in the mud, down either 26 throughout half of trish's show and now down 27. the nasdaq is gaining, up 22. nothing muted about facebook and amazon, continued to have monster 2017s. both i hope you own. these tech stocks hitting highs on track for record closes. we have facebook up a half a percent but up nearly 24% year to date. amazon up 15%, it's gaining other 2% today. we got to talk about samsung, hoping rea

court right now at least the republican appointed majority recently particularly the citizens united group in the economic market can also take place in the political marketplace and can destroy competition and innovation in the political marketplace. do you see that principal that there could be a point where political power is so concentrated that in effect it is crushing the opposition rather than allowing free competition as a potentiality that the court should bear in mind when it makes its decisions >> again buckley again, that corruption and appearance of corruption that legitimate interests that congress can pursue in legislation and that is an example of the approximately you are talking about, which citizens united also speaks of. it says there the record before it didn't satisfy the court -- that congress's legislation in that particular case had established a case of corruption. i understand you disagree with that. but, it did recognize that corruption in its appearance remains area where congress may legislate in the future. >> so let's go to that point because they did say th

not participating this and seeing it and not seeing anything and then a third group that are just members of marines unitedow much about the group. they clicked on it one day and never when into it again. that's how the 30,000 is made up so the number of how many marines or sailors are actively engaged in this is hard to tell. >> and so this scale is debatable but there seem to be big numbers involved and so when you started poking around you got out and how so they started posting his name, address, phone number, where he lived. along with co-workers and friends and along with their addresses and where they live. they were going after them with death threats and a lot of racial and homosexual slurs were thrown his way and a lot of -- another thing that was surprising to me is it was known to them that they were still under investigation. but they were actually taunting fbi agents or ncis agents that would be looking into them so they would post nude saying this is for you ncis or for you fbi and post a nude of one of these girls and at one point they were celebrating every time another news outlet had pic