white supremacists. trump responded. he said he hopes his message isn't attracting the wrong kind of people. neonazi website, the daily stormer has officially backed donald trump. they playsed trump's willingness to call mexicans out as criminal rapists, murderers are and drug dealers. he also apparently has a white supremacist fan in north dakota. craig has been trying to buy small towns to create white communities. he wants to buy antler, north dakota where the population is in the 20ss. he wants to rename the small city trump creativity. the main staik is based on his movement, a movement that teaches white people are superior. and a david duke, a former grand wizard of the ku klux klan also made comments supporting trump on his radio show. i'm joined now by my panel. what is the correct punctuation of your name. >> potoks right.

donald trump responds to his new white supremacist fan club, and local police departments get the go ahead to use weaponized drones. we'll tell you where ahead. >> first, we are fast approaching the tenth anniversary of hurricane katrina, president obama is in new orleans, where he will mark the anniversary by speaking at a newly opened community center in the lower 9th ward. you remember hurricane katrina slammed into the louisiana coast on august 29th, 2005, a decade later, new orleans is still recovering, let's go live to new orleans where president obama is approaching the microphone to speak to those gathered. >> hello, everybody. where are you at? >> it's good to be back in the big easy. and this is the weather in august all the time, right? as soon as i land in new orle s orleans, the first thing i do is get hungry. when i was here with the family a new years ago i had a shrimp po'boy at the parkway bakery and tavern. i still remember it, that's how good it was. maybe i'll finally hear a rebirth of the maple leaf on tuesday night i'll gets a chance to see the mardi gras. right

being a white supremacist is not a bad thing. >> and according to allgieer, being a white supremacistween me belongs to one of utah state's white prison gangs. >> you got the fourth reich and k.b., they're not white supremacist. they're not part of one. they were started by people who were rats and p.c. cases. >> interesting thing about curtis was he claims he's not in a gang. he's not a gang member. he's just a white supremacist. a skinhead. he felt there was a really, really severe difference. >> i'm no part of them. i've never been a part of them, nor will i ever be part of them. those in my mind are weak and lame. and -- they're not white supremacists, nor will they ever be. >> at that point, one of the officers leaned into my ear and said, "if you use that, he is going to get attacked. he's going to get stabbed." >> while inmates like allgeier are aware that talking about gangs could put them in peril, it's a risk they've taken time and time again whether interviewed on "lockup." >> we knew that theoretically that soundbite might put him in danger, but we knew on the other hand h

trump drawing big support from right wing radicals and white supremacists. what does this say about his candidacy? let's go "outfront." >>> i'm jim sciutto in again tonight for erin burnett. the shooter's possible escape. we are learning details about what vester flanagan could have been planning to do after the shocking murders. police releasing a long list of what they found in the car that flanagan drove the day of the shooting. in addition to a glock semiautomatic pistol, a gun he purchased legally back in july, police found more ammunition, three license plates, a wig, a shawl. investigators trying to determine where he was headed next. co-workers of the two slain journalists, some holding hands, appeared together at a press conference where the news director offered a possible explanation as to how flanagan may have found out where the victims were filming that morning. >> it is conceivable that if someone saw their first hit on the air, which was probably about 5:10, they could get from wherever they were to smith mountain lake. >> pamela brown is "ou

. >> you seem to be a lot of support or growing support from c radical groups, white supremacist groups, what do you think about that. >> you are telling me about something i did not know about. >> he stereo types that degrade people like latinos. so while donald trump is not a hard core hate monger at all, he is someone who is not above using messages that appeal to those who are.

trump's message has gained a solid following from the white supremacist fringes of u.s. politics, from people who's number one issue is the decline of america's white majority. new yorkers evan osnos talked with several members of several different white nationalist groups who all felt trump is speaking their language. one said the american dream is dead and the american nightmare is just beginning. i believe it's that way. i think whites don't know the terror that's upon us. another white nationalist said to the extent trump success in putting the brakes at immigration, he will also succeed in reducing the speed with which whites are reduced to a minority. he even won praise from former kkk grand wizard david duke. >> he has really said some incredibly great things recently. so whatever his motivations, i don't give a damn. i really like the fact that he's speaking out on this greatest, immediate threat to the american people. i've said from the beginning that i think his campaign is good in the sense that he's bringing these issues to a discussion, which we have to have

extent ofabout the which people who are white supremacist groups support you.ime, the former grand dragon of the ku klux klan came out and said he supported you. my first question is why do people like that like donald trump? and have you feel about that endorsement? mr. trump: i don't know the answer to the first, but i certainly wouldn't want his endorsement. i don't need anybody's endorsement. would refute him -- i don't know anything about him. -- hedy told me yesterday endorsed me and i don't think it was an endorsement, he said i was the best of the candidates. mark: if you read the story, organized white supremacist groups talking about you, about why they like you so much -- would that trouble you at all? mr. trump: honestly i would have to read the story. a lot of people like me. in the polls -- it just came out in new hampshire where i am at 35% -- people like me across the board. the democrats like me, liberals like me, conservatives like me. mark: this is only a small subset, but hearing that doesn't make you worry that there is something in your me

john: but if you read this story and heard white supremacist groups talking about you and why they likeou so much, would that trouble you at all? does that make you wonder about your message echo -- mrs. -- message? mr. trump: honestly, john, i would have to read the story. the polls that just came out in new hampshire, where i am at 35%, people like me across the board. evangelicals like me, liberals like me, conservatives like me, everybody likes me. john: this is only a small subset, but hearing that does not make you worry that there is something in your message striking a chord with the wrong kind of people? mr. trump: i hope there is not, but i have not read the story. mark: the next debate is coming up, and one of the things you said about the first debate was that you got the hardest questions. governor kasich was asked if you have a son or daughter who is gay or lesbian, how would you explain to them your opposition to same-sex marriage? don't tell me why you support your position -- how would you speak to a child or grandchild who is gay? mr. trump: it is the way it is. i woul

while still a teenager, he discovered the turner diaries, a venomously racist novel led by white supremacist against a federal government. >> it described a truck bombing of fbi headquarters through washington, d.c. sounding similar to what took place in oklahoma city on april 19th, 1995. >> if timothy have a was looking to make a statement, he succeeded in the worst way possible. >> debris, glass, it looks as though emergency crews are on the scene. >> the incredible explosion that ripped apart the alfred p murrah building ripped apart. the air was whipped into a tornado of glass shards and choking black smoke. floor pancaked on to the next, crushing and trapping men, women, and children below. >> the roof collapsed. >> the second floor held a daycare center. the lucky ones staggered into the street, some barely alive. >> i saw a yellow flash and then it was pitch black. >> the force of the blast bent me over my desk. >> the whole back of the building fell in on us. everybody has back injuries, head injuries. neck, bleeding. >> i felt pain on my left side of my face and popping noises. it w

who not only believe yost is a dangerous inmate but that he's the leader of a white supremacist gang. >> is that yost? have you seen him on the yard? watch for him. watch out for that dude. watch his movement. >> we found information, we received a kite saying that if yost gets three feet next to this guy, he's going to hit him. he's going to hit him. >> what's my role here? i'm an [ bleep ]. in their mind, i'm a [ bleep ]. i'm constantly agitating them. and i won't quit. >> ultimately yost may not have a choice. >> time's ticking. i'm sick from hepatitis c virus from shooting dope for so many years. the treatment that i've been on for a year and a half isn't working. i'm liver stage 2. i'm tired, can't get no expression out. all my family died, one by one. >> what is your future? >> death. what's yours? death. >>> up next on "lockup: raw, hard time." >> he's a big, powerful, scary guy. he's the kind of guy that would have been a formidable opponent in a cell extraction. >> i got some criminal tendencies, okay, ain't like i'm in here for nothing, all right? >> one inmate pushes correc

the only tv network that does not accept the blatant dishonesty that america is a white supremacist nation channel get viciously attacked for standing up for the truth. last night on the web the yahoo! web service was brutal. yahoo! throwing this garbage out there with no balance, gives these smear merchants a worldwide platform. you rarely see any conservative points of view on ya hoomanawanui. yahoo!. the world of yahoo! news they koemt exist, yet every anti-fox statement jon stewart makes is headlined. it's disgraceful. so that's why these anti-american race bigoters view their specter with glee because of the downside of terrible ratings. as talking points has recorded there are anti-black bigots in america, of course, there are. but to say the entire country is defined by them is a gross lie. that would be like saying that african-americans are all defined by farrakhan with the black panthers. most americans no matter what color are decent fair-minded people but there are problems in the african-american precincts especially in the inner city. however, the problems have little to do w

while still a teenager, he discovered the turner diaries, a venomously racist novel, lead by white supremacists against a federal government. >> it describes a truck bombing of fbi headquarters in washington, d.c., shortly after 9:00 in the morning sounding very similar to what took place in oklahoma city on april 19th, 1995. >> if timothy mcveigh was looking to make a statement, then he had succeeded in the worst way possible. >> debris, glass. it looks as though emergency crews are on the scene. >> the incredible explosion that ripped apart the nine-story alfred p. murrah building with the force of roughly two tons of tnt. the air inside was whipped into a turning tornado on glass shards and choking black smoke. one floor pancaked onto the next crushing and trapping men, women and children below. >> the roof has collapsed. >> the second floor held a daycare center. the lucky ones staggered into the street, some barely alive. >> standing by. >> what the heck happened? >> i saw a yellow flash, and then everything went pitch black. >> the force of the blast bent me over my desk. >> the whole bac

i have watched this guy call people white supremacist and use the term white privilege.f you are going to throw around the terms and be out in someone's face as the judge and jury of blackness or whiteness and this comes up and there are records showing that your dad is white it becomes an issue because it shows it is ironic and you are a hypocrit. >> if color doesn't matter why throw all of those phrases around from him? >> i don't know what phrases you are referring to but even jesus when asked about his brother and mother say those who do my father's will are my brothers and sisters. >> jesus never lied about god. >> i will have to go with jesus. >> jesus never lied about god being black. >> lied about god being black. i have no idea what color god is and why that matters. the blood covers everybody. it's not about black or white. >> i think you both made good points. the bottom line is you need to represent yourself in an honest way especially talking about racial issues. if that is not the case then he needs to speak up. >> we love everybody. >> quit using the term

yorker magazine that talks about your appeal and the extent of which your support comes from white supremacistroups. david duke, a former grand dragon wizard of the ku klux klan, came out and said he supported her candidacy. why do people, like that like donald trump? second, how do you feel about the david duke endorsement? mr. trump: i don't know the answer to the first, who knows why, but i don't need his endorsement or anybody's endorsement. john: would you repudiate david duke? mr. trump: sure, i could do that if it would make you feel better. i don't know anything about him. i don't even they get was an endorsement. i think he said i was absolutely the best of all the candidates. storybut if you read this and heard whites of from assist groups talking about you and why they like you so much, with that -- would that affect you at all? john, ip: honestly, would have to read the story. the polls that just came out in new hampshire, where i am at 35%, people like me across the board. evangelicals like me, liberals like me, conservatives like me, everybody likes me. john: this is only a small

america's leading white supremacist has landed on donald trump as his candidate. >> i was happy to seeald trump repute david duke only because john halman wanted him to. it wasn't like this is terrible, i want nothing to do with this guy. you want me to repute him, i will repute him. he's reputed. i'm sure somewhere he is thinking maybe i will get a few votes out of this. i don't have to endorse him back. it goes to show what's fuelling, i think trump's standing in the polls and his success so far is he's appealing to a lot of republican conservative voters, maybe not so conservative who are angry, frustrated, they have a lot of fear. they don't like to press one for english, two for spanish. they don't like the sculptural changes taking place in america and that's what is driving this and one reason why trump won't go away. there's a large block of americans who feel that way. >> donald trump of course pled ignorance which he does whenever it is inconvenient to him by saying about david duke, he said, i don't know anything about him. that's in his statement where he is immediately wil

when barack obama was elected, the white supremacist web site, the main one called storm front crashed because of heavy traffic. the election of an african-american president was, for people on the far right, was an electrifying and disconcerting moment. they realized that the future they had been afraid of was coming true and, over the course of the last eight years, the department of homeland security has measured and documented a growing revival of the militia movement that existed in the 1990s, white nationalists as they call themselves now. these forces are reforming because they see in the future at a point when demographers say will be around 2042 when non-hispanic whites will no longer be the largest majority in america, that is the moment when this portion to have the electorate, the public, believes their rights and their power, their influence will be in decline. >> rose: what's interesting to me, too, is the idea -- two big ideas here. one, is immigration becoming a litmus test for conservatism, because just yesterday jeb bush said, the problem with donald trump, he hasn't

government be spending more resources on tracking, identifying white supremacist groups who are -- should spend more resources on that than we are right now if the numbers show that more americans have been killed since 9/11 from a sort of threat rather than jihadist some? >> i believe we do spend and we do in best considerable resources and tracking violence, white supremacist groups, violent domestic-based groups that have an extremist purpose and we do so very effectively. we have to be mindful of that raid the cornerstone of our department's mission is counterterrorism and it has evolved to a place where we have to be mindful of the overseas terrorist organization inspired attack here by a homegrown terrorist here it is part of our mission. this goes to the point of your question. given how it's evolving it is moving more closely to the purely to plastic-based act of terrorism so there's a mission there for both dhs and law enforcement obviously. >> you were talking about isis and controlling territory in the middle east. the 9/11 report, one of its core recommendations was never ever

a white supremacist he went to the condo first as a missionary then a man determined to make his fortune in the country that was plundered by king leopold lecter. as they were being enslaved and murdered under the guise he left his mission riposte to focus efforts to capitalize on the turmoil in 1904 he returned to the condo as a special agent for the world's fair and his assignment was to bring back pygmies to visit at the fair. fair organizers mapped the programming -- the progress the degree in deaf people of the central africa to be released a civilized. heavily armed with the approval of king leopold ii and u.s. officials he went hunting for the pygmies. he wrote an article entitled ayatollah the venture's row planting pygmies in the cargo. he promoted ota benga is a cannibal space king his pointing teeth. two years later he turn ota benga over to the bronx zoo where he was exhibited in the monkey house. the bush and share the cage with apes was the headline from "the new york times". thousands of new yorkers would flock to the zoo. ministers would protest many refuse to meet is zoo

government be spending more resources on tracking, and then a five white supremacist groups?shouldn't we be more focused on that and we are now? if the number show more americans have been killed since 9/11 from that sort of threat then jihadism? secretary johnson: we do spend and invest considerable resources in tracking violence -- white supremacist groups, violent domestic waste groups -- domestic-based groups and extremist's. we have to be mindful of that. the cornerstone of our department's mission -- we have to be mindful of oversee terrorist organizations inspired by a homegrown terrorist. that is part of our mission. and given how it is evolving, it is moving more closely to the purely domestic-based act of terrorism. there is a mission there for both dhs and law enforcement. >> you were talking about isis and controlling territory in the middle east. the 9/11 report, one of its core missions never, ever let a group in the united states like al qaeda or isis -- which we did not know about the time -- never let it told a state. that gives them the capability to launch

guy's served time and he's a white supremacist. card-carrying member of the herrenvolk brotherhood.osion) kensi: is that wilson? sam: guy's in pretty bad shape. what's shaking, partner? hi. all right. hi. ooh. deeks: dea agent talia del campo, this is special agent kensi blye. what's your connection to michael wilson? the dea has been following the harrenvolk brotherhood. they move half the meth on the west coast. what about coke? not traditionally, but they've been forming some new alliances. what kind of boat did you build for him? a submersible. and the colombians have found subs being builtcapable of hauling 200 tons of cocaine. hey.

guy's served time and he's a white supremacist. card-carrying member of the herrenvolk brotherhood.osion) kensi: is that wilson? sam: guy's in pretty bad shape. what's shaking, partner? hi. all right. hi. ooh. deeks: dea agent talia del campo, this is special agent kensi blye. what's your connection to michael wilson? the dea has been following the harrenvolk brotherhood. they move half the meth on the west coast. what about coke? not traditionally, but they've been forming some new alliances. what kind of boat did you build for him? a submersible. and the colombians have found subs being builtcapable of hauling 200 tons of cocaine. hey. sam: fertilizer? callen: looks like the drugs have been loaded out.

southern poverty law center which is still one of our most important organization monitoring white supremacist organizations. it will be difficult to fill the shoes of julian bond. host: from florida, lewis is next. good morning. caller: good morning, c-span. hello? virginia. good morning, c-span. as far aske to say unemployment among black people, i went in the military at 17. i got injured and came out at 19. i have always worked. there is always some kind of job you can get. petersburg, in the morning when the weather was decent, you see a lot of black cold 45 --rown bags, 5's with cigarettes of marijuana. on the other corner you see young black girls with babies, teenagers like 13 and 14 years old. that is not the white man's fault. that is their fault. you have a lot of black people counted as unemployed that have never worked and never intend to work. but yet they are counted as unemployed. i have worked since i was 17. i am 81 now, raised four children. host: you are old enough to remember the coverage of the watts riots 50 years ago. caller: definitely. i remember a lot of things. i li

. >>> a self proclaimed white supremacist has been convicted of murdering three people last year. he will now face a possible death sentence. he shot and killed three people at jewish centers in overland park, kansas, including a 14-year-old boy and his grandfather. he gave a white power salute after the jury read his first verdict. >>> dozens of los angeles police officers started wearing body cameras today. it's a move to try to ease tensions between the police and the community. critics say the lapd isn't going far enough. how many officers are going to be wearing the body cameras. >> the cameras are being rolled out in the mission hills division. there are about seven dozen police officers out on patrol already with these cameras. they hope to get up to 250 by the end of the week. this is a department they are trying to take city wide. they lapd says they hope to have 7,000 officers armed over the next few months. many officers say they really hope these cameras will help get out the full story, unlike some of these police shootings that we saw in ferguson or baltimore. >> any

a white supremacist opened fire at the sikh temple. six were killed, four others injured. and a police officer shot the gunman, but the gunman ultimately killed himself. after 500 days, what the authorities call conclusive proof of air asia. >> a major break through in malaysian flight 3 0. the wing found on reunion island was part of the 77 boeing. for the past 15 months, the families of the passengers and crew have worried and cried over an airliner that apparently disappeared without a trace, but finally, confirmation that a piece of wreckage found on an island did come from that flight. >> today, 515 days since the plane disappeared, it is with a very heavy heart that i must tell you that an international team of experts have conclusively confirmed that the aircraft debris found on reunion island is indeed from mh370. >> reporter: the part washed up on the island in the indian ocean last week. the french military and aviation sent it for examination, where the malaysian authorities looked at it before a prosecutor in paris delivered their findings. >> in the expert's v

refused to say that there was any racial motivation behind it even though that individual's white supremacistngs had been reported. instead he took the conservative media argument that it was a sign of the liberal war on religion because it took placer it for the racism that it was. >> how do you both talk about trump versus bush, given your assessment especially, john, about the competition between these two men. are they trying to out-right each other a? >> no, jeb's not running for that at all. he's been positioning himself as the electable boring moderate since he endorsed mitt romney via a letter to a paper. >> do you think he's being pushed further to the right because of trump's zino phobia? >> no, he's expecting trump to implode and him being the alternative. >> angelo, 30 seconds left. >> jeb bush has been willing to go on extreme right-wing radio programs in iowa. he's willing to talk to the extreme part of the base. i do think he's doing it in a very watered-down way, which is why trump is much more effective at it and jeb just proves trump's point because every time jeb tries to r

there who would never support seeing justice, but they hold this animosity and this hatred, white supremacists. >> it's a rate red never forgotten by the african after sons ras, his life and his death. >> my first came when i was ten years old. i was in my parent's study. and i came across -- like many of us who saw this photograph for the first time, it shocked me, and i just needed to know what this picture was. so my parents came in and explained the story to me. and the situation, and my parents could tell me, don't let what happened to him happen to you. [ audio difficulties ] >> 15 years after till was lynched, filmmaker, keith bosh ant could never shake the image, even after the two prime suspects were acquitted in trial. he had to get justice for him, even if he had to do it himself. >> i had to go back for more information. >> i could hear people outside talking, talking about emmet. >> he interviewed eyewitnesses. >> it got out of hand. and we know better. >> thousands of pages of all documents. he i.d. at least 14 people he believes were involved in the kidnapping and murder, and he

>> the protesters called the sanders supporters white supremacist liberals. they wanted to draw attention to today's anniversary of the shooting death of 18-year-old michael brown in ferguson, missouri, a black man shot by a white police officer. it sparked nationwide protest. >>> gop presidential candidate, donald trump, is not backing down. he was disinvited to a key republican event this weekend after more controversial statements. the organizer of the red state event took to twitter saying he rescinded his invite to trump after a cnn interview with donald trump where he complained about fox news anchor, megyn kelly. kelly was one of the moderators during thursday's republican debate. >> you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever. in my opinion, she was off base. >> trump later said he was referring to a nose bleed. he said, quote, only a deviant would think anything else. while some others are not buying it, fellow gop candidates quickly called trump out, including the only female candidate, former silicon valley

. >> amid reports of support from white supremacists, trump distances himself from a former kkk grand wizard. and others. >> i'm not a fan of hitler. >>> then, the president in new orleans. >> what started out as a natural disaster became a manmade disaster. >> what the federal government is doing ten years after the storm. senior advisor valerie jarrett joins me. >>pl

frazier miller, a white supremacist charged with killing people in 2014. er has pleaded not guilty because he says, and this is a quote, jewish people are committing genocide against the white race and it was his duty to stop them. >>> thins appear to be back to normal this morning at newark liberty international airport last night. part of the airport was evacuated when a man got into a secure hallway. the man was stopped by customs and border protection agents and authorities did not find anything dangerous on him. >>> we are learning more about a story survival for two passengers of a small airplane that crashed in florida yesterday and this is what's left of it. bobby brooks explains how the couple was able to walk away without injuries. >>> if you can believe it, the rubble you're looking at was once an airplane and the people inside survived the crash. no one can believe that, want even ems crews. >> it's completely destroyed and the fact that anyone was able to get out is simply amazing. >> they got out of this thing out of their own power. >> there

. >> prison officials maintain religions like asatru are really covers for white supremacist gangs. > problem. because you can't violate their religion freedom. >> take it easy, huh? >> for father mcnally, the choice or legitimacy of an inmate's religion is a secondary concern. >> heal in vain first. deal with them as they are. as i would in a hospital or any other setting. i read a little bit about it and found it fascinating. when you're done i'll pick it up. >> i never really understood the jesuits of that time period. it's nice to have somebody only in and just spend some time with me, and, you know, talk about the things i want to talk about. he don't try to force christianity down my throat. >> i feel very sad for them, that this has to be where they are, of course, knowing as they know, they've done something pretty darn bad to get in here. >> i need all the help i can get. you know? >> god bless you. i'm just going to get out of here and i won't bother you anymore. >> but at the end of the day, life in the devil's workshop can take a toll on anyone. >> when i leave, i'm tired.

hear about a 51-year-old whiteman involved in a shooting like this, is it automatically assumed white supremacist terrorist? >> no, nothing is assumed. >> they go into everything. his computer his cell phone. friends, neighbors, relatives, co-workers. they will try to put the complete picture together, and if he has ever expressed either in writing or to a friend, a person, a desire to kill other people, or what kind of problems he's having in his life. the investigators go in with a completely open mind, but that's it. they have to be opened to the possibility it could be terrorism or just one more individual with a mental health issue and a firearm. >>> thank you all. >>> much more ahead on the investigation into this movie theater shooting in tennessee. also ahead in our world lead, malaysia's prime minister declaring that the debris found on an island in the indian ocean is in fact part of missing flight 370, but are investigators any closer to finding out what caused the plane to crash? that story is next. s . >>> welcome back to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we're going to continue to follow

. >>> an opening statement was briefly stopped today in the trial of a white supremacist accused of killing three people at two jewish sites near kansas city. the reason? the judge had to clarify what frazier glenn miller was representing himself is allowed to say. the 74-year-old is charged with capital murder in the 2014 killings. today, frazier attempted to lay out a defense contending jewish people are committing genocide against the white race. all three victims were christians. >>> we have new information tonight about the scandal surrounding the adultery website ashley madison. today, the company that owns the website announced it's offering a huge reward, $500,000 is on the table for information about the group that hacked the site. the toronto-based dating website which facilitates extramarital affairs was targeted by hackers in july. last week, the e-mails and home addresses of 37 million people registered on the site were released. toronto police had a message for the group. >> i want to make it very clear to you, your actions are illegal and will not be tolerated. this is your w

all of these white supremacists who are calling in, deriding this young man for doing what he has a rightdo. i have two books for you. "between the world and me." and the "without sanctuary, a photographer history of lynching in america." mr. mckesson, i would like to see the black lives matter movement do some interruptions of republican candidates, campaign events. also, are you addressing the component of when a police officer kills an unarmed person and the killing is deemed investigatable and unjustified to take the hands of prosecution of that officer, take that case out of the hands of local prosecutors and put it on a federal level automatically? i love your ten-point plan, but i think it needs to go deeper. the police hiring practices are nothing more than a jobs program for suburban white men who come out of the military with ptsd and can't get jobs in their own community. so we need to cut that off. so please, sir, keep going. do what you're doing and know you can't hold a conversations with racists about racism. >> i think to those two points about the independent prosecutors

. >> white supremacist frasier glenn miller admitted that he killed the victims in april of 2014 but that he was compelled to do it because jewish people are trying to wipe out the white race. those are his words. none of the victims, by the way, was jewish. miller could face the death penalty. >>> well, it's a new wedding trend that could soon catch on in states where recreational pot is legal. we are talking about weed weddings. one couple in portland set up a bar or weed tent at their wedding reception. >> cathy marshall takes a closer look at the wedding which now come with a bud-tender. >> absolutely beautiful. >> reporter: the summer wedding of john and whitney included a weed tent, a family christmas tree farm. >> we were shocked. utterly shocked at the response. people loved it. i'm still getting 15 to 20 texts a day from people saying, what a life-changing event that was, what a great experience it was to have a smoke tent there. >> reporter: the california couple used bridal bliss to plan the day. it was their first request for a can nah bar. >> we posted a couple photos fr

today the white supremacist and former kkk grand wizard officially endorsed trump who still leads in the polls despite concerns about the type of voter that he is attracting. chuck todd is moderator and managing editor of nbc's "meet the press" as well as nbc political director. and, chuck, trump remains teflon. he remains this gathering political storm. but -- and let's just be fair here about what it means about david duke. he wants nothing to with him. he doesn't want this endorsement if can he have it both ways by being out there with the rhetoric a that he puts out there, attracts the type of person that we know david duke is and then not worry about what that means for the type of people he's trying to rally and be his base? >> well, look, it's the last thing he needs. just ends up adding a -- adding a way for others to attack donald trump like look what you're doing, look what your rhetoric is stirring up, look what you're doing here. so i think it's -- it's certainly about the last thing he needs. and this was a challenge for instance, eight years ago, ron paul that white sup

donald trump responds to his new white supremacist fan club, and local police departments get the goad to use weaponized drones. we'll tell you where ahead. >> first, we are fast approaching the tenth anniversary of hurricane katrina, president obama is in new orleans, where he will mark the anniversary by speaking at a newly opened community center in the lower 9th ward. you remember hurricane katrina slammed into the louisiana coast on august 29th, 2005, a decade later, new orleans is still recovering, let's go live t

white supremacists has been so powerful that it has taken every branch of government to be able to enforce the right to vote and other rights for black people. it took the president of the united states. it took the supreme court. it took congress. when either one of those fell out, then the rights began to vote -- began to fall away. in the 1960s we did have a president. in the 1960s we had a congress that passed a bill. we had a supreme court that was supportive of it. now we don't have a congress that's supportive of it, and we essential don't have a supreme court that's supportive of it. that's how powerful white supremacy is. until we learn that, we're going to be -- like i come to selma and -- here we are 44 years later still fighting the same fight. >> you know, absolutely. i want to, before get ready to raise your own voices and to ask this distinguished panel as questions. given the lack of legislative momentum and motivation to insure voting rights in the supreme court, of course, we're not even going to discuss them right now. >> they made recommendation on what states could do,

. >> you seem to be a lot of support or growing support from c radical groups, white supremacist groupsthat. >> you are telling me about something i did not know about. >> he stereo types that degrade people like latinos. so while donald trump is not a hard core hate monger at all, he is someone who is not above using messages that appeal to those who are. >> we are letting all these people come in that do not want to be americans. >> a lifetime member of the council of conservatives citizens in south carolina, a white supremacist group cited by dillon who killed church members in summer. garcia said he is marginally involved though he is listed as a board member. he was in the crowd for trump's speech in south carolina. for hearing trump's speech tore what he considers is for undocumented immigrants. >> i dent waon't want anything done about the immigrant. they can cross the river. i will give them a towel to dry their back and they need to know. with trump, no-nonsense approach and straight in your face kind of approach. >> an approach that has donald trump at the top of the polls. ed

launches racist attacks on an entire ethnic groups of americans, to the delight of david duke and white supremacistsponses to limit debate? if all of this bothers you, it should. the leading republican candidate -- [applause] the leading republican candidate talks openly about forced expulsion, taking away the birth right of american born children, and we turn our democratic party into the appalling silence of the good. silence and complacency in the face of hate is not an honorable option for the democratic party of the united states of america. we must stand before the american people and show them that we have a better way. it was in a series of debates that abraham lincoln first forged a new national consensus to continue our unfinished work of affirming the dignity of every individual, and the common good we share as a nation. now in an ongoing series of debates, the party of lincoln is led by donald trump. donald trump whose deep understanding of the law is such, he said last week that part of the constitution is actually unconstitutional. [laughter] donald trump, who is foreign policy insight