university of north carolina... cheers at the university of north carolina... as demonstrators tear down a statue of a co "silent sam" mem >>> a rally erupts in scheers at the -- cheers at the university of north carolina as demonstrators tear down a statue of a confederate statue. the statue was karts carted -- carted away this morning. it waa gift from the united daughters of the confederacy. it's the latest of more than 100 monuments to be demolished in a nd t legacy of slavery. >>> and an investment firm is paying for employees to send their breast milk home to babies. goldman sachs offered to pay to send milk home on work troip -- trips. they will deliver freezing kits to nursing employees and send the milk back to their babies for feedings. twitter and others are offering a similar service to their employees. >>> volkswagen is reportedly recalling 700,000 cars due to a roof lighting dwe effect. it affects these two plod ls. -- models. an cause a short circuit in the light strip and potentially set the car of fire. they were sold worldwide. >>> heads up abo

. >>> protesters on campus of university of north carolina pulling down a confederate statue known as silent sam. 250 protesters gathered at chapel hill peace plaza before marching to the base of the plaza. university officials called the toppling dangerous and said it was fortunate no one was hurt. one arrest was made. north carolina's governor said he understands people are frustrated by the pace of change, but no place for violent destruction of property. >>> check out this harrowing video. a father and son desperate to escape the forest fire in gla glacier national park in montana. driving down the harrowing road with no way out. >> easy. >> the car is heating up. it's going to explode. >> you're all right. >> oh, jesus, god. help us. >> slow it down. you're all right. slow it down so we can see. >> dad, what if a tree falls on us? please, god, help us. >> you're doing good. >> can you imagine? eventually they were stopped by a downed, burning tree in the road. justin had to reverse back to the trail head where they were lucky to flag down a boat and taken to safety by two park em

investigation is under way after a major symbol of the confederacy came crashing down at the university of north carolina. the monument has been a source controversy for decades and nbc's gabe gutierrez apel hill tonight for more. >> it had stood at the university of north carolina for 105 years. tonight, the confederate statute known as "silent sam" is toppled. >> i'm happy it is gone. i am so glad. it had no place being here in the first place. >> reporter: university officials had acknowledged the statute was divisive but said state law prevented them from removing it. today, unc's board took a hard line against the protesters calling their actions unacceptable, dangerous and incomprehensible. >> reporter: adding mob rule and the intentional destruction of public property will not be tolerated. what did the statute signify for you? >> hatred and inferiority and inequality. >> reporter: there are more than 1700 confederate symbols across the country and when aavowed white supremacist massacred a church-goer was and a rally in charlottesville, virginia was killed. >> i think it's a disgrace as part of n

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the university of north carolina va chapel hill. many had wanted reof the statue. ad been there since 1913.ve the uity called the actions of the protesters yangerous. >>> another dea alligator attack. a south carolina woman tried to from an alligator yesterday. the woman was trying to safe her dog from the gator yesterday. she was walking her dog when the gator grabbed the dog's leash. they could hear her scaming for help as she tried the fight off the nine-foot alligator.nt it elly pulled her under the water. the dog survived. >>> good mornin meteorologist chuck bell. a weather alert the possibility for strong storms later. temperatures in the mid-70s now. high near 84 degrees. thunrstorms likely today. don't leave home without that big umbrella. a look at a ten-day forecast and the return of high summer heat. >>> two new problems on the beltway. chopper 4 >>> you're watching news 4 today. >> take a look at these picturen shpresident trump in an edterview with reuters. he said if he wao, he can run the russia investigation. he made the comment in an interview with

north carolina historical commission that voted yesterday to keep three confederate monuments on the capitol grounds in raleigh, just two days after students toppled silent sam, confederate monument on the grounds of the university of north carolina. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. nermeen: we turn now to north carolina, where just two days after protesters tore down the so-called silent sam confederate stat at the ate'flagship school- the unersity o north rolina, apel hil-- the ste's storical mmissionoted ninto to t twto removconfedere monumes from t groundsf the statcapitol. instea the hisrical commissi voted wnesday t add ntext tohe memorls withigns abo "the consuences oslavery"nd the "subseent opprsive subjation offrican arican pele." the decion came responsto democric goverr roy coer' request st year move th monumentto a batefield. towell forore, we durham, rth carona, wherwe arjoined by one the two dissenrs to ke the tee conferate moments inlace in thetate capal. she was so the oy dissenng vo againstdding hiorical ntext tohe monumts that would main. that was the0 to oneote. lerie joson is ao one of arican africa members

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protesters are celebrating after having torn down a confederate statue on the university of north carolina campus. [cheers] >>> now this morning, protesters are celebrating after having torn down a confederate statue on the university of north carolina campus. a statue of silent sam had overlooked the campus for more than 100 years until last might, when student demonstrators toppled it over. at least one person was arrested and the university is investigating the incident as vandalism. >>> joining us now, our financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> good morning. the s & p about to tie the record for the longest bull run in u.s. stock market run. the low was 666 on march 9th, 2009, and since then it's been on quite a run. the federal reserve gets a lot of credit for easing monetary policies and buying massive amounts of loss to help the market along the way. in january this year it reached the all-time high despite trade tensions. kohl's provided good numbers for the second quarter, revenue up over 4.5%, and stronger guidance for the quarter ahead. consumers ramped up spending ov

of a confederate statue in north carolina.all three were taken into custody over the weekend. they are charged with misdemeanor rioting and misdemeanor defacing a public monument. university of north carolina police say additional arrests are possible.protesters toppled the "silent sam" statue on the campus of the university of north carolina at chapel hill last week. as for the future of the statue ...a member of the university's board of governors says it could be returned to its original location within 90 days. (pam) just in: a ninth person has now died after a house fire in chicago over the weekend. officials say, a 14 year old died at the hospital.. within the last two hours. a large crowd gathered in chicago to grieve ... and to honor victims of a deadly house fire. the fire started during a family sleepover saturday. police say, older siblings were taking care of younger children. the victims range in age from just three- months old to 16- years old. one teenager remains in the hospital in critical condition. the fire department says, the building did not have smoke detectors. on monday, firefighters handed out orfor free.... to everyone on the block. the exact cause of the fire is

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of a confederate statue in north carolina. >> up next, what happened when demonstrators encounter protesters showed up at the university of north carolina in chapel hill. >>> nick young, under arrest, the former warriors guard is facing some legal problems this morning. by police said they had to take him into custody. seven people are waking up at a red cross shelter after their house caught on fire. firefighters responded to a call on heather drive in san pablo. crews arrived to find a second house on the property on fire and took about 20 firefighters a good hour to put the fire out an investigation is now underway onto why the fire started. >>> former warriors player nick young is out on bail this morning. he was pulled over on friday night in hollywood. police said he had an expired license and illegally tinted windows. police said they arrested him because they said he was belligerent and uncooperative during that traffic stop. his car was also impounded. he is not released on bail, he played for the warriors last year and is right now a free agent . >>> the a's and astros one yesterday. in minnesota, jonathan having a we

we've got these young minds, people going into college at the university of north carolina. 's the message this sends them and what should the message be if they want to affect change? >> you're supposed to go to college to learn two things: the inductive method of reasoning and come out disinterested and learn a body of fact and knowledge to support your argument. and we don't care whether you become left or right. but universities have become an indoctrination center. it's not my right to go and rip them off and say to a student, " -- i don't have that right. i can protest. i wish they wouldn't do it. i can right a letter. >> victor, thank you. >> we're not doing that now. >> thank you. i could talk to you all night. you're one of the great minds. we'll be right back. wasn't my top priority. until i held her. i found my tresiba® reason. now i'm doing more to lower my a1c. i take tresiba® once a day. tresiba® controls blood sugar for 24 hours for powerful a1c reduction. (woman) we'd been counting down to his retirement. it was our tresiba® reason. he needs insulin to control

welcome back around two hundred fifty protesters at the university of north carolina at chapel hill pulled down a controversial confederate statue on monday night the one hundred five year old monument known as silent sam had long been seen as a symbol of white supremacy. erected in one nine hundred thirteen it commemorated those who died fighting for the slave holding confederate states in the american civil war the monument had had a polarizing effect on campus for decades and had been vandalized in the past although many see it as racist and offensive others argue it is part of the south heritage and that it should therefore be preserved in the universe. the chancellor has condemned the toppling of the statue as dangerous and on lawful one of the protesters was arrested divisions over how to tackle the confederate legacy have been thrown into sharp relief over the past few years confederate flags have been removed from state government buildings after protest against their presence and more than one hundred ten symbols of the confederacy have been taken down across the u.s. that's trigg

he is assistant professor at the university of north carolina chapel hill. his creative and professional work as well as his resource -- research focuses on diversifying three occasions and advertising. he has obtained a jd and phd. in addition to his strategic he maintains his -- in north carolina. please welcome joseph. [applause] thank you for having me. i think you will hear a theme today of an charity of many of us. did a greatn introduction of all of the things that we really consider in this space. i always like to start these not for the people in the room who there are many law and policy experts here and this is well known. i know there are people watching at home. chelsea and i are also here representing the lgbt interest group. a common thing i see all of the time in our public examples where we discuss things like free speech often relate to things like roseanne or james gunn. apparently disney has been busy this year. but we often see whether we agree with someone's tweet or whether we agree with whether someone got fired that i think from a pu

. >>> a tense day at the university of north carolina chapelsu hill. orters of a now torn down confederate statue clashed with counter protesters. police were out in t force return the statue nicknamed silent sam. the monument honoring an anonymous confederate soldier is w in temporary storage after protesters tore it down this week. north carolina has become the latest focal point in a debate over what to do about civil war era rimes. >>> when we come back at 11:00, the interview with the mother of makiyah wilson. >>> the return of heat and humidity in our 10-day forecast. stay with us, we'll be right back. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360smaw from $899, during sleep number's 'biggest sale of the year'. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up rey to put your pedal to the metal. and now, all beds are on sale. save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus, 24-month financing and free home delivery. ends saturday.

north carolina. they have been demanding the leaders at the university of north carolina remove the silent sam confederate monument. rather than wait, they toppled it themselves. the school said they are investigating it as an act of vandalism. >> new details about the colorado man charged in the murders of his pregnant wife and two young daughters. in a stunning accusations, chris watt said his wife strangled the two daughters when he sought a separation. we have the latest including the last person to see the mother alive. >> chris watts charged for the murder of his wife and two children. >> my office filed formal charges against christopher lee watts. >> unlawful termination of his unborn child. >> it was one of my worst nightmares. >> nicole said she didn't want to think something bad happened to her friend when she couldn't get in contact with her last monday. she was the last known person to see her alive, dropping her off at home after a late business trip. >> when we go on trips like this, shannan blows my own up the next day. i didn't get that text. >> when she learned the mother of two missed a

amy: your chancellor of the university of north carolina, colorful, called the removal of the silent statue "unlawful and dangerous," but she did acknowledge on tuesday in an open letter that the statue "has been divisive for years, and its presence has been a source of frustration for many people not only on our campus but throughout the community." what is your response to what she has said? >> when i think was actually unlawful and dangerous was the chancellor's decision to not act -- in fact, to only act around silent sam to harass and use university police to spy on student protesters and antiracist activist. what is actually unlawful and disrespectful is forcing black students to study on c campus wiwith buildings namedftfter sve owrs comes study oa campus in which the forefront was a memorial to the people who enslaved their ancestors, who continued to disenfranchise, mumurderand d coit violence towards them in the 1920's an duri j jim cw. amy: i want to -- >> t thehancelellor's response n the university's reonse, whhh s toto pish anantarget antiracist a actists, was much more

we have the young minds and the people going into college, the university of north carolina.hat's the message that sends them? what should the message be? what should they be learn finger they want to effect change? >> you're supposed to go to college to learn two things. the inductive measure of reasoning and come out disinterest o and learn the body and fact of knowledge to support the arguments. we don't care whether you become left or right. not what universities have become. they have become an endock nation center. when i go on campus and see young kids or posters of mao on state-supported schools. it is not my right to rip them off and say to a student. he personally executed people with the revolver in a psychopathic manner or mao was the greatest mass murderer. 60 million die to him and tear that off. i don't have the right. i can protest. i wish they wouldn't do it. ii can write a letter to the state university facilities. >> jason: victor-- thank you. i could talkng to you all night. you're one of the great minds. we'll be right back. .. >>before we go, one of my f

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. >> jason: protesters toppled a confederate statue at the university of north carolina. it mob rule or justified? we'll debate it next. justified? wheel debated >> jason: a wild scene in the university of north carolina yesterday. protesters taking down confederate statue that had been on campus for more than 100 years. check this out. >> [protesters chanting] [protesters chanting] [screams] >> jason: university leaders condemned the students' actions and are cooperating with a criminal investigation. joining me for reaction are horace cooper, cochair of project 21 and civil rights attorney eric johnson. eric, the day before school starts, the students are gathered, there for a couple of hours in the know, they are not just engaging in free speech, but they are actually engaging in taking this thing down. what is your take on this? is this free speech or is this sort of mob rule? what is your take on it? >> i think it is really a combination of both. it is an expression of free speech in the fact that many people are upset with the images that a lot of these studies port

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around two hundred fifty protesters at the university of north carolina at chapel hill pulls down a controversial confederate statue on monday night one hundred five year old monument known as silent sam had long been seen as a symbol of white supremacy. record nine hundred thirteen it commemorated those who died fighting for the slave holding confederate states in the american civil war the monument had polarized opinion on campus for decades and had been vandalized in the past although many saw it as racist and offensive others argued it was part of the south's heritage and should therefore have been preserved. on the university for its part condemning the toppling of the statue as unlawful and dangerous but did acknowledge the monuments of nature at least one person was reportedly arrested during the demonstration and police are investigating the act of vandalism incident forms part of a growing backlash against confederate symbols across the country. political activist anthony at rogers right and conservative radio host david perkins joined us to talk about the implications of the move and ho

protesters tear down a controversial confederate statue on the campus of the university of north carolina. police and the school now investigating and calling for calm. could this be the start of a new wave of violent demonstrations? >>> perjury trap. in a new interview overnight, president trump reveals why he is now leaning against sitting down with special counsel robert mueller while making the stunning claim that he could run the russia investigation if he really wanted to. we're live at the white house. >>> all that, plus deadly alligator attack, a south carolina woman killed while trying to protect her dog. this morning a new warning from police. >>> scooter wars. >> i think it's awesome. >> i think they're dangerous. >> the growing battle over the new trend that has people choosing sides from coast-to-coast. >>> tributes and triumphs. ♪ i'm still jenny from the block ♪ >> jennifer lopez shines at the vmas, while madonna turns heads with her. tribute to aretha franklin. >> r-e-s-p-e-c-t. >> we will show you all the big moments and the night's winners today, august 21st, 2018. >> an

around two hundred fifty protesters at the university of north carolina at chapel hill pulled down a controversial confederate statue on monday night the one hundred five year old monuments known as silence had long been seen as a symbol of white supremacy. erected in nine hundred thirteen it commemorated those who died fighting for the slave holding confederate states in the american civil war the monument had polarized opinion on campus for decades and have been vandalized in the past although many store it is racist and offensive others argued it was part of the south's heritage and should therefore have been preserved the university for this for its part condemns the toppling of the statue as unlawful and dangerous but did acknowledge the monuments divisive nature at least one person was reportedly arrested during the demonstration and police are investigating the act of vandalism the incident forms part of a growing backlash against confederate symbols across the country. democratic . or african american. political activist anthony welch is right on conservative radio host dave p

students at the university of north carolina at chapel hill brought down silent sam. cheer erupted as the 105-year-old tribute to confederate alumni tumbled off its pedestal. protesters called the statue racist and demanded it be removed but the chancellor said state law prevented them from taking it down. >> it is our constitutional right and responsibility to show not only chapel hill and not only north carolina but the entire country and the entire world what the youth of today really, really want and we want equal rights and want to get rid of monuments to the confederacy. >> unc's chancellor called the students' actions dangerous and you l unlawful. >>> a man authorities believe is the last nazi war criminal living in the united states has been arrested and deported to germany. president trump ordered agents to remove the 95-year-old from his home. justice department officials say he was an armed guard at a death camp in poland and lied to u.s. immigration officials when he came here in 1949 saying he was a farm worker. he has denied being a nazi collaborator. hi

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from two hundred fifty protesters at the university of north carolina chapel hill pulled down the controversial confederate statue on monday night the one hundred five year old monument known as silence had long been seen as a symbol of white supremacy. i. wrecked it in one thousand nine hundred thirteen a commemorative of those who died fighting for the slave holding confederate states in the american civil war monument had had a polarizing effect on campus for decades and had been vandalized in the past although many see it as racist and offensive others argue it is a part of the south's heritage and that it should be therefore preserved one of the protesters was arrested. political activist anthony rogers a right to and a conservative radio host dave perkins and joined us to talk about the implications of the move and how society should deal with the vestiges of the confederation period. they're abandoning the historical context or forgetting why those statues stand there who it was that put them there what the thinking was at the time and what the statues represent the history that led up t

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the raleigh "news & observer" report protesters toppled the confederate statue at the university of north carolinapel hill. once the statue was on the ground last night, demonstrators kicked it and cheered. one person was arrested when a fight broke out after someone threw a smoke bomb. the statue was erected in 1913 and has been the focus of protests and vandalism for decades. students, faculty, and alumni say it's a racist image and want to remove it, while others argue it's a tribute to fallen ancestors. >>> south carolina's "post and courier" reports an alligator killed a woman walking her dog on hilton head island. police say 45-year-old cassandra cline was walking her border collie near a golf course lagoon yesterday when an 8-foot-long alligator lunged for her dog. cline tried to protect it, and the alligator attacked, pulling her under the water. the dog wasn't hurt and the alligator was captured and later killed. >>> "the detroit news" reports police are investigating after an officer used a stun gun on a man holding a baby. >> and they tased him with a baby in his hands! oh, my god! >> f

people on both sides of the debate clashed at the university of north carolina overnight. opponents moved the statue without permission last week. heavy police presence and pepper spray kept the two groups apart last night. three people were arrested. >>> time now for a look at your weather on this friday morning. >>> good morning. we're watching for severe weather today across iowa and minnesota. high gusting winds and heavy downpours are the main concern. meanwhile, a tropical wave is expected to bring some heavy rain to the southeastern u.s. as we head into early next week and a look at what's in store across the country for labor day weekend. it's going to be steamy in the northeast with showers and storms expected off to the southwest and across the plains. i'm meteorologist julia weiden with your accuweather forecast. >>> well, coming up, important news for parents. the new car seat guidelines just issued. >>> also ahead, students claiming that harvard university discriminates against asian-americans are getting a big boost in their legal battle. >>> remembering aret

a similar overnight around two hundred fifty protesters at the university of north carolina at chapel hill pull down a controversial confederate statue the one hundred five year old monument known as silence long been seen as a symbol of white supremacy in the u.s. . put up in nineteen thirty to commemorate those who died fighting for the slave holding confederate states in the american civil war the monuments polarized opinion on that campus for decades though it had been vandalism the past of the many saw it as a racist and offensive thing others argue it may be but it was nonetheless still part of the south heritage and should therefore be preserved university for its part condemned the toppling of the statue was unlawful and dangerous and did acknowledge the monuments divisive nature at least one person was reportedly arrested during with demonstration police investigating what they calling an act of vandalism the incident forms part of a bigger picture here a growing backlash against confederate symbols across the country. thank you democratic experiment that energy for goodness

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