white supremacists and white nationalists don't like to try and rally in washington, d.c. . much prefer arkansas which is near harrissonville arkansas where they will be again this september. in the time i have researching andbm supremacist supremacists, there have been two such attempts to have something and i want to mention them because they each have a little lesson in them. the first was at the end of november in 1983. three klansmen stood on a corner protected by the police while hundreds of d.c. residents protested around them. you and i would not think that the whitists would have considered it a success. it didn't look like a success but the headline in the klan's white patriot tabloid read kkk victory in d.c. . the second one was on august 24, 2002, one month after the death of national socialist leader willi william pierce. 750 members of his once-strong national alliance marched from the union station to the capitol west lawn. although there were hundreds of protesters, the police were three-deep around the nazis and these guys were national socialists, stone to t

he is a president that i believe is a sexist, a white supremacist and a racist. i think his actions and policies show it. i do think we need to have a more serious conversation about economic disparities in this country. and there is a gap broadly speaking between what some call the cities, and i went to some of these places, you know, during my travels, and i don't know if they look very different than they did 15 years ago because technology hasn't hit them. amenities that we enjoy that we take for granted haven't quite reached there. i don't think that blaming immigrants and voting for donald trump is the answer. but i do think that anybody who is committed to social and racial justice needs to be having conversations about how do we ensure that the economic pie of this country is more justly distributed. i have been told that we need to wrap up. so thank you all for coming. i have family here. i have -- [applause] >> i have family here. i have new friends. i have old friends. i have colleagues. i see somebody in the back who i haven't seen in 17 years. and it

will not replace us. >> revving up them ovens, boys. >> on august 11th and 12th, 2017, 500 white supremacists descended on the small college town of charlottesville, virginia. >> white lives matter! white lives matter! >> calling themselves unite the right, they claimed they were protesting the city's decision to remove a confederate monument. >> anti-white. anti-white. anti-white. >> more than 1,000 counterprotesters met them in the streets. >> hey! >> police lost control and the governor declared a state of emergency. >> it's 2017. how can you hate somebody that you don't even know? >> holy [ bleep ]! holy! >> a lot of people got hit. a lot of people got hit. >> at 1:40 p.m., a nazi sympathizer rammed his dodge challenger into a crowd of peaceful counterprotesters. >> this is why we did not want them here! >> when it was all over, 19 people were injured and a 32-year-old woman named heather heyer was dead. >> what were you thinking? you were making this progress and all of a sudden you ended up going to this rally that was this tragic event. >> i still hadn't fully separated myself, i guess

and for other students in that investing themselves by inviting a white supremacist over to dinner at seeing if they could try to start beginning to build a relationship with him. and i think it needed both of those things in order for this preservation to take place, and students to use all of those tactics i think were courageous and also following the own hearts and doing it the way they knew how to do it. >> arjun, do you have thought about that? >> i i agree. there's a lot of work that needs to be done. that said, i will tell you that i am very partial to survivors and impacted committees in this moment. there are literally hundreds of thousands of people in this country who are targets of hate crimes. many of them don't have access to health care. many of them struggle with medical bills. they need access to mental health support. and for me in this moment our top priority has to be making sure that the of the resources we need. i will also make a general observation and the method on the one to make it but if you feel comfortable saying that there are times when it seems like m

this gesture as a white supremacist gesture is complete nonsense, it was a joke started on 4chan years ago, a gesture in hindu and buddhist cultures but suddenly white supremacist, are they having a membership drive? it's the mexican jews. the whole thing is nonsense and i don't worry about it because i'm in new york all the time so my handsare curled in impotent rage . >> cast, one of two options. you can talk about the hand or you can talk about cory booker and i can roll something. >> i really do want to talk about the hand. >> let's talk about the hand. >> i'm disturbed that people are looking that closely at other people's hands because i really need a manicure and i don't want to gobecause that part at the end where you have to sit there like this for what feels like forever . i mean, it's an oppressive amount of time where your left there with nothing but your own thoughts, looking in the mirror. you can't to, you can't test, you're sitting there like this and a lot of people looking at your fingers would be satisfied? i'm done with it. >> that was almost as impressive as cory b

and by the way, white supremacists, be original, right, this is not the white power sign, this is okays what the sign means. you can't just take a sign everybody knows and say it means something new. this means okay. just like this means i approve, not white people are number one, okay. like stop trying to make people accidental racist, if white supremacists want a hands sign, just make one up for yourself like every other gang member does in the country, and it has to be new and elaborate. like there is no doubt. here is one to try, cross your middle finger and ring finger on your left hand and stick your right thumb up your butt and then when we see that he, we can all agee oh, that'ses that as the master race, i like that. now yesterday was devoted just to opening statements. today the senators asked brett kavanaugh questions about his positions on various legal issues. and brett kavanaugh avoided answering them. >> the president has the ability to pardon somebody in exchange for a promise to that person, they wouldn't testify against him. >> sir, i'm not going to answer a hypotheti

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the president thought it was a mistake to condemn a white supremacist terrorist attack because he wasuld play among his base. in fact when the president came back and repudiated his own statement, white nationalists said they were proud of him for drawing q drawing equivalents and that's just a disgrace. >> amanda, woodward reports trump went onto say this. i can't believe i got forced to do that. that's the worst speech i've ever give mchb i'm never going to do anything like that again. and he writes this was a turning point for a trump white house, for many of his advisers in the trump white house. >> i think more than anything this shows that donald trump isn't a team player even when he's leading the team. you know, his team tried to convince him to do the right thing. they marched him to the podium, gave it their best shot, gave him a script, he read it and it's like they're trying to stuff the genie into the bottle. and he gets out and hurts what he's saying. a lot of people when these incidents come up say, well, why do they stay? and i think you need to reflect on the title of

they said it distracted from trump's white supremacist policies.rt was in the right place. the blood on pitchfork still dripping, because the mob has a thirst for scalps. without the swarm, the lonely people are idle cranks. by the way thursday night, zina bash made the sign again. [ laughter ] >> and the tweets started again. is she trolling? is she racist? or telling someone okay? let's look at the tape. >> that's dictated from above, by the government. greg: i think someone -- i think someone asked her how big a golf ball was? [laughter] >> anyway, makes me wonder what other hand gestures have we overlooked. >> it happened at the brett kavanaugh confirmation hearings, we were told zina bash was captured on camera contorting her fingers to white supremacists, was this a piece of sinister unsolved puzzle? zina bash appeared to make the sign on september 4th. what was nixon secretly trying to tell us? if you subtract four slices from a whole pizza, you get half, which resembles a halfmoon. this was the lunar phase on september 13th, 1970, the same

people at five synagogues may be on high alert after anti-semitic fliers naming a white supremacist group were found. they said the group mentioned on the flyer was involved with the white supremacist rally in charlottesville. they have since retreated to on-li on-line. they found the flyer outside the synagogue last week. in a statement they said they will not be cowed by attempts to intimidate. the police department said they will increase patrols as they do every year around the high holidays. >>> muni has rolled back trading time for operators in order to put more drivers on the streets, according to the examiner. training time of the new luvs has been cut from 50 hours to 40 hours. they are concerned with the practice saying operators need the additional time to familiarize themselves with the new fleet. muni has been dealing with a chronic shortage of operators because of the lack of new hires and the ongoing training that has led to ex tense si delays systemwide. >>> tomorrow bart will be extending rides to warm springs. they will offer rides friday and saturday to the warm springs

including the aftermath of trump's reaction to the deadly white supremacist march in charlottesville. after his initial comments in which the president appeared to go soft on neo-nazis created an uproar. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry, and violence on many sides. >> the president was approximpe to deliver a second, more conciliatory speech. >> racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacists. >> trump watched fox news and saw that someone said, well, this speech was a course correction and soon, trump was talking about that was the f'ing worst speech i ever gave. the next day, he went back to his original position that the problem here is both sides. >> according to woodward, the trump white house is often paralyzed by robert mueller's russia probe. woodward writes extensively about tensions between the president and his now former personal attorney, john dowd. you report that john dowd was so worried that the president would p perjure himself in an

. >>> new at 11:00, anti-semitic fliers naming a white supremacists group have been found in five east bay sin nothings ahead of the jewish holidays. more on the rent uptick on racist progressed in the bay area. >> regional director of the anti-defamation league says someone placed these anti-semitic fliers at five east bay synagogues. >> it's important shine a light on hate, to expose it. >> the flyer was involved with the white supremacist rally in charlottesville but has since read it to recruitment efforts and trolling. >> it used to be they hid behind hoods, now people tend to hide behind the internet or social media. >> temple beth shalo shalo shalo leandro found the flyer. >> the police department is aware of the flyer. while there are no specific threats of violence, the department will increase patrols around the synagogue. >> temple beth shalom released this statement, quote, these hate groups stand for the very opposite of our values of love and inclusivity. we are fortunate to have a close-knit community. we wish our entire community a sweet and happy new year. >> hopefully

earlier this week, a white supremacist group paid for robocalls here in iowa,citing mollie tibbetts'lling for violence against latinos ...robocall:"she was stabbed to death by an invader from mexico."henry says governor kim reynolds is partially to blame for using the term "illegal immigration" following tibbetts' death.joe henry:"i'm sure she knew, that attacking immigrants would also then attack latinos, because we are connected to the immigrant community.'gov. kim reynolds:"that's just not the case, and i'm sorry that he this is not about politics. it's not about targeting them." but governor reynolds says her statement aligns with what she's said for years and that she does not condone people using tibbetts' murder for hate.reynolds:"how horrible, again, for the family to have to go through that. it's awful, it's unacceptable, it's unconscionable. it's disgusting."henry says the governor owes latinos an apology. but reynolds isn't budging.joe henry:"she definitely should now. we can't continue with this hate rhetoric here in iowa. latinos are being threatened both in social media

and for other students in that investing themselves by inviting a white supremacist over to dinner at seeing if they could try to start beginning to build a relationship with him. and i think it needed both of those things in order for this preservation to take place, and students to use all of those tactics i think were courageous and also following the own hearts and doing it the way they knew how to do it. >> arjun, do you have thought about that? >> i i agree. there's a lot of work that needs to be done. that said, i will tell you that i am very partial to survivors and impacted committees in this moment. there are literally hundreds of thousands of people in this country who are targets of hate crimes. many of them don't have access to health care. many of them struggle with medical bills. they need access to mental health support. and for me in this moment our top priority has to be making sure that the of the resources we need. i will also make a general observation and the method on the one to make it but if you feel comfortable saying that there are times when it seems like m

the president regularly employs white nationalists and outright white supremacist rhetoric like when nocide of white farmers in south africa and directed the state department to then investigate this white nationalist experience theory. i would wager there are more white nationalists in this administration than there are black people. >> ian smith was a political appointee. not someone newscast civil service. >> that's my understanding, yeah. >> you have people that are -- people think about who is in the white house, but there are all kinds of people in the agencies and sort of at the top of the agencies that are the political folk who is it's easy for them not to. if you had not broken this, who knows how long he would be there is my question. >> right. obviously he was not somebody who was particularly well-known. if i hadn't written the story, he could have continued to labor in obscurity. >> on immigration policy attending meetings that steven miller was running to craft the vision of how the united states will enforce immigration laws as regards refugees, nonwhite people. >> rig

charles wrote something about how the founders were essentially white supremacist and were white majorityting down the listserv. the left jumped on this and suggested this just demonstrates the right has a hard time disassociating from racism. the original article was about eliana johnson, we are going to slander the entire claremont institute by pointing at johnson but the person who reported on it a published the same year i was. there are a lot of mainstream conservative institutions who, when they spot ideology they feel is wrong, they will disassociate from the ideology and way the left never will. they've gone through several rounds of her right wing publication. folks like john was thrown out by the national review, there have been several waves of the national review seanez french or quasi white supremacist have been thrown out. no one. [inaudible] >> it's a respective figure at the women's march. >> steve: she is a good example. sorry to jump in. linda is a great example. lionized by people a great democratic process. that's a good example, right? >> absolutely. lyndon tamika and

. >> at least. [ laught and applause ] >> seth: two dozen white supremacists held a rally recently outsidehite house. >> and when they were done, they went inside and got back to work. [ laughter ] >> seth: amber! >> it's funny because the president's a white supremacist. [ laughter ] >> seth: oh, it is funny. >> those laws. >> seth: alaska airlines apologized recently to a gay couple aftersking one of them to move so a straight couple could sit together.>> ven worse, they asked a lesbian couple, "how do you do it?" [ light laughter ] >> seth: jenny, what's the question people ask lesbia the most? >> can you open this jar for me? [ laughter ] and p.s., the answer is always "yes." >> seth: according to politico tiite men are a minority among this years democmidterm candidates. >> so from now on, if you want s white men in the majority, you'll have to go to harvard, yale, prieton, stansford, a cubs game, a research lab. >> a ted conference, nascar race, wall street, nasa, the supreme court. >> a math department, a movie studio, an engineering fir >> or a comedy writers' room. [ laughter ] [

can give you the full list if you want. >> the names of obscure -- hopefully -- racists and white supremacists in washington, d.c. it's interesting to me -- >> to sum up, yes. >> it's interesting this kind of underground exists and is bumping up against the trump white house which, as you say, is not that surprising, michelle goldberg and rosie gray. >>> coming up, beto o'rorke is catching up. >>> there's a building in chicago, illinois, you might have heard of called trump tower. it's a trump building, it is in chicago and that building is being sued by the illinois attorney general because it is allegedly killing a huge number of fish by sucking river water into its cooling system without regard to all the fish getting sucked in along with it. now, lots of buildings along the chicago river use the water in this way, but they are required to take precautions to not suck in all the fish in the river. trump tower has, you'll be shocked to hear, allegedly been ignoring those precautions. no one can say for sure how many fish trump tower has killed. here's what we do know -- trump doesn't care ab

and neo—nazis lots i have, the clashes involving white supremacists and neo-nazis we are supposed tond we're sure as heck supposed to stand up clearly and unegive clent to nazi sympathiser, how hard can that be? saying that nazis are bad? donald trump isa saying that nazis are bad? donald trump is a counter puncher and an hour later buoyed by strong jobs figures he described his reaction. he said what do you think of president 0bama's speech. i said i'm sorry i watched it but i fell asleep. i found he sorry i watched it but i fell asleep. ifound he is very good, very good for sleeping. these first seven days in september, which started with a memorial service for john mccain feel like a milestone moment, when the forces of resista nce moment, when the forces of resistance to the trump presidency have asserted themselves more strongly, much of that service was a rebuke to the president and then came the blockbuster new book from bob woodward and the highly catholicical column in the new york times penned anonymously by an admin official. it is unprecedented to see this kind of public

can give you the full list if you want. >> the names of obscure -- hopefully -- racists and white supremacistsshington, d.c. it's interesting to me -- >> 1 >> to sum up, yes. >> it's interesting this kind of underground exists and is bumping up against the trump white house which, as you say, is not that surprising, michelle goldberg and rosie gray. >>> coming up, beto o'rorke is catching up. catching up. ational. because national lets me lose the wait at the counter... ...and choose any car in the aisle. and i don't wait when i return, thanks to drop & go. at national, i can lose the wait...and keep it off. looking good, patrick. i know. (vo) go national. go like a pro. you always get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed? let's say it in a really low voice. carl? lowest price, guaranteed. just stick with badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com if your moderate to severeor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio®, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc

. >>> there have been a lot of stories about white supremacists and racists in this administration, anduspect it's not a coincidence. the latest, ian smith, that's his real name, a former homeland security official who was an e-mail contact with a white nationalist. one man wrote, quote, so it's settled. we know my home shall remain judenfrei. that means free of jews which the nazis use to describe of areas where the jews had been expelled or killed. smith responded to the group. they don't call it fry tag for nothing. i was planning to hit the bar and talk to people like prominent neo-nazi matt parrot, i should have time to pop by, though. this comes after jared beaty was fired after he had spoken at a conference attended by white nationalists. joining me to discuss this is michelle goldberg and rosie gray who first broke the story. let me start with you, rosie. there's a spectrum of people. there are a lot of people who have lost their job in this administration for things they have written or said, facebook posts about the president or michelle obama, birth certificate. i am still ki

father of murdered college student mollie tibbetts is demanding the trump's, politicians, and white supremacists stop appropriating his daughter's death to promote hate against immigrants. authorities have charged a -- an undocumented farmworker from mexico for first-degree murder in her death. in an article for the des moines register, rob tibbetts wrote -- "do not appropriate mollie's soul in advancing views she believed were profoundly racist. the act grievously extends the crime that stole mollie from our family." the person who is accused of taking her life is no more a reflection of the hispanic community as white supremacists ."e of all white people tibbetts' column comes only one day after the register published a column by president trump's eldest son, donald trump, jr., in which he blamed democrats for tibbett's death. in syria, government forces are preparing for an imminent offensive against the northwestern province of idlib, the syrian opposition's last major territory in syria. people currently live in idlib. 3 million on monday, president trump threatened syrian leader bashar al-

how do you go from being quoted as rappers as a signifier of wealth to being this white supremacist. it's a new type of celebrity he's unfamiliar with. he'll take whatever attention he can get. >> white. >> if it's the love of white supremacists, he could barely come across and denounce david duke. >> it's love. yeah. going back to the rappers and the way they quoted him, what roger stone said is very important, a lot had to do with how donald trump was portrayed. people believed -- people not in new york, new york knows, made money off his father's discriminatory housing, continued to believe the central park 5 were guilty even when not proven but he loves publicity and craved the spotlight. people know that but people were convinced of this successful businessman. >> don't we say, don't believe the hype. >> it's like a jungle sometimes. it makes me wonder how i keep from going under. >> happy labor day. i would say only on "the beat" that may be true. i don't know. >>> and dave chappelle and why he stepped into the political world for the first time on "the beat." >> i didn't know d

that turned into white supremacists that turned into white power and then white pride now white nationalist, you know, they've gone from calling themselves racist so racialist, and so it's trying to bring their language closer and closer to something that -- mostly white americans who don't identify as racist can suddenly think ideas maybe are closer to some things that i could potentially believe. which is a really scary thing. even scarier, they've been very effective in those talking points. i think -- you know, be tempting to think of white nationalism or this kind of race nism our country is something that is propagated and furthered by small number of extremist. truth is in our country right now, polls king thely slow that about 30 to 40% of white people believe they experience more discrimination and greater victims than people of color and jews and that is wildly off-base by every statistical measure that we have. but fact that so many people have this false sense of grievance is something that white nationalist and other people in these positions try to play toward to bring them mo

earlier this week, a white supremacist group paid for robocalls here in iowa,citing mollie tibbetts' murder and calling for violence against latinos ...robocall:"she was stabbed to death by an invader from mexico."henry says governor kim reynolds is partially to blame for using the term "illegal immigration" following tibbetts' death.joe henry:"i'm sure she knew, that attacking immigrants would also then attack latinos, because we are connected to the immigrant community.'gov. kim reynolds:"that's just not the case, and i'm sorry that he feels that way. this is not about politics. it's not about targeting them."but governor reynolds says her statement aligns with what she's said for years and that she does not condone people using tibbetts' murder for hate. reynolds:"how horrible, again, for the family to have to go through that. it's awful, it's unacceptable, it's unconscionable. it's disgusting."henry says the governor owes latinos an apology. but reynolds isn't budging.joe henry:"she definitely should now. we can't continue with this hate rhetoric here in iowa. latinos are being t

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also new reports of robo calls from an out of state white supremacist group that called the alleged murderbits, quote, an invader from mexico. president trump has blamed molly tibia bi tibbetts on the immigration laws. word calling the report that the death of this young woman being politicized absurd. they are asking them to be voted out. what does the tibbetts family have to say about this? they are not only mourning the loss of their daughter but have to deal with this. rob tibia bitbetts the father o young woman writing and asking molly not be the victim of anybody in this case. i want to read you a portion of what he wrote. rob tibbetts saying the following. mr. tibbetts requested this after the discovery of his daughter's policy asking the politicians and pundits simply not make -- not politicize his daughter's death and here he is again, so it's certainly something that the tibbetts family had to deal with in the past and here they are again pleading to the public, politicians and pundits as well to not include his daughter's memory in the immigration debate. >> yeah. he said -- he

katy has more on the recent uptick in white supremacist propaganda. >> reporter: regional director of anti defamation league says someone placed these antis-semitic flyers at five east basy synagogues. >> it's hard to expose hit. >> reporter: he says the group was involved with the white supremacist rally in charlottesville last year but since retreated to online publications recruitment efforts and trolling. >> it used to be they hid behind hoods, you know, back in the day when it was the kkk. now people tend to hide behind the internet or social media. >> reporter: temple beth sholom found the flier outside the synagogue last week. >> i was very surprised tor that news. neighborhood. >> reporter: the police department is aware of the flier and while there are no specific threats of violence, the department will increase patrols around the synagogue. it's something they do every year during the high holidays. >> reporter: they released this statement quote these hate groups stand for the very opposite of our values of love and inclusivity. we are fortunate to have a warm and close kn

most of you remember there were like 18 white supremacists. they were outnumbered vastly by journalists alone, let alone the counter protesters. but what russia did was resistors itself set up a facebook event and set up a counter protest. obviously what it wanted to do was have come to replicate what happened in charlotte last year where we had actual bloodshed when young woman was killed by a white supremacist. now, real groups, cohost of these events that was greeted by actually, well russia because resistors is just the front. according to tech crunch put the event that facebook delete have been taken over by handful of real d.c. area activist groups. included smash bases and d.c., black lives matter d.c., black lives matter charlottesville, and other local groups. this left many of them disgruntled and feeling badly let down by facebook. one of the organizers was quoted by one of the tech magazines the saying this is egregious for us and it makes us look a russian pawns. if any of this new? no. it doesn't go back as far as bazaars but thi

i have people telling me that i am a white supremacist >> reporter: they are that delusional.y say over and over again how can you let down your sisters. >> then i realize she's talking about angela davis and black feminism and the idea that i cannot think differently than any other black person is a fundamentally racist concept. >> the notion of objectivity is white supremacist is something i have been told. >> they think that math and science are constructs created by white men to help women continue their power. >> there were two directions i want to go when. first are there any elements of the personal story that you have not shared that might be of interest to the audience and kidded us to understand even better. what motivated you and i million other people -- and not 1 million other people said. >> my biggest motivation has always been my grandfather. he started out on a sharecropping farm. growing up in his household for my formative years and he put god first and his life second. truly although he probably would tell you he's a democrat he's a conservative. he has con

who is accused of taking molly's life is no more a reflection of the hispanic community as white supremacists are of all white people. to suggest otherwise is a lie. justice in my america is blind. this person will receive a fair trial as it should be. if convicted he will face the consequences society has separate beyond that he deserves no more atte santa cl investigators looking for the cause of a fire atampbell . the were called to goodies goodies on south goodies on s. bascom avenue. late yesterday afternoon. no one was there at the time that the fire started. flames and smoke were burning through the roof. it took firefighters a half an hour to put it out . the restaurant was damaged, especially in the kitchen area. it is still not clear how long it will take for goodies to reopen. >>> rescue crews in san bernardino county searching for four missing people after two boats collided on the colorado river saturday. a recreational boat carrying 10 people and another boat with six people crashed head-on at milwaukee regional park. both boats sink. passing boaters pulled the victims out of th

remember there were, like, 18 white supremacists. they were outnumbered vastly by journalists, alone, let alone the kinds of protests. what russia did was -- set up a facebook event, set up a counterprotest. obviously, what it wanted to do was have a -- to replicate what happened in charlotte, so last year, we had actual bloodshed when a young woman was killed by a white supremacist. now, real groups, you know, co-hosted these events that was created by resisters. by russia, actually. according to tech crunch, the event at facebook deleted had been taken over by a handful of real d.c. activist groups. they included black lives matter, black lives matter charlottesville and other local groups so this left many of them really disgruntled and really feeling badly let down by facebook. one of the organizers was quoted by one of the tech magazines as saying it's really -- so if me of us knew, as many of my colleagues have said, no. but this is following the soviet playbook, the kgb, for example, is very, very well known that it tried to p

the message was paid for by a white supremacist and neo-nazi group.ment since the murder of iowa college student mollie tibbetts. an undocumented immigrant from mexico is charged with her murder. now the family is joining the city of des moines in fighting the anti-immigrant sentiment. >> it's been about a week now since the funeral of mollie tibbetts was held. since then, the young woman's family has been trying to find at least a measure of peace in all of this. now her father says he's having to focus efforts on renewing a plea to politicians to stop using his daughter as a political pawn. >> you saw what happened to that incredible, beautiful young woman. should have never happened. illegally in our country. >> reporter: when some politicians and pundits have refused to listen, mollie tibbetts' father said he had to ask again. in an op-ed this weekend, rob tibbetts renewed his plea to have his murdered daughter left out of the immigration debate. he writes, some have ignored our request. they have instead chosen to callously distort and corrupt mo

after discovering the white supremacist gang shephard had recently dropped out of ordered a hit on himorities decided to move shepard to a temporary cell for the weekend. >> an rtu, a residential treatment unit temporarily. until they find the unit to put you in. >> to protect him, prison officials decided to move shephard to a housing unit, separated from the general population until they could find a more permanent solution, such as a transfer to another prison. >> you said you wasn't going to tell them where i'm at? >> it won't go back to the cell house. this will go to the unit you're going on. >> shephard will also be placed on key lock status, a measure usually meant to discipline inmates, but in this case it's to protect him. it means he'll be locked inside his cell 23 hours a day and allowed out only for a shower or supervised rec time. >> check the cell out over, make sure there ain't nothing in here. >> this is like a dungeon in a dungeon. i guess that's the price you pay before you ever kill somebody or get killed. >> ronnie's story was not an unusual one for us to encounter

trump had previously refused to condemn the white supremacists, instead claiming there was violence on both sides. the book is titled "fear: trump in the white house." now we move onto business news. amazon has become the second-ever u.s. company to reach $1 trillion in market value. the first was apple. amazon's founder and chief executive, jeff bezos, is now the richest man in the world, with a net worth of more than $167 billion. later in the b broadcast, we'll take a l look at what's behihind amazon's wealth and the labor conditions for the more than 500,000 amazon workers. in california, lawmakers have passed a bill aimed at guaranteeing full and equal access to the internet in a major rebuke to the trump administration's rollback of federal net neutrality laws. if california governor jerry brown signs the bill into law, california will become the fourth state to enact a net neutrality since the fcc eliminated obama-era rules last year. in mexico, a television reporter was assassinated last week in the city of cancun, making him at least the eight journalist assassinated in mexico

. >> these are flyers that were on behalf of white supremacist groups that is spreading messages of hatred >> the league says extremist groups have been emboldened in this divisive political climate. the temple issued a statement that it would not be intimidated by the flyers, and it wishes the whole community a happy new year. we'll have more on this story coming up at 11:30. >>> well, on the heels of a massive climate change march, san francisco is now gearing up for governor gary brown's global climate action summit. the three-day summit starts wednesday. governments, companies and the public will meet to%woy discuss they're taking action to protect the environment. organizers say they want to highlight strategies that work. the event is expected to draw will 4500 delegates from around the world. they're also ready for protesters who aren't happy with the pace of cutting carbon emissions and9je reducing pollution. the list of high profile speakers is on your screen there it includes former vice president al gore, congresswoman nancy pelosi, mark benioff, jane goodall, patty smith, and f

what you do when you confront, there's the word again, when you come across somebody who is a white supremacist, the people who derrick went to college were right to include or befriend or talk to him or whether better to exclude him to make him pay a price for his beliefs and i feel like the whole question of how you approach other people also comes in your writing because you interview don black, david duke, other people who are white supremacists and white nationalists and i wonder did you worry about appear to go say that they were fine people on both sides? >> no, i didn't worry about that because i knew i wouldn't do it and i also knew that, you know, the book lays out the awfulness of this stuff in the way that it it is and i hope lays it out in way that is helps more people towns it and understand how dangerous it is. of course, it is true that, you know, during this kind of work effectively requires spending time with -- with -- and as much time as possible with all different kinds of people and so the great thing about the book, yes, people like don black and even david duke passed th

there were only four or five people who were white supremacists and admitted nazis kkkers who trollede. of the hundreds of thousands of people, it was a tremendous wave of support. nothing people looking for some sort of, how shall we say, a moral clarity on the subject, so they not be associated with acts like the impressment of these 2500 or 3000 children at our borders. amy: dr. glosser, we want to thank you for being with us. dr. david glosser, uncle of stephen miller. stephen miller, well-known for his anti-immigrant views to president trump who, among others, believe crafted trump's u.n. speech yesterday. dr. glosser, retired neuropsychologist and former faculty member at boston university school of medicine and jefferson medical college. we will link to your piece at -- politico "stephen , miller is an immigration hypocrite. dr. glosser worked with refugees now in philadelphia. wewe continue to look at immigration. juan: we look at the white house miller'svisor stephen policy and now we turn to a widely condemned proposal by the trump administration that would make it truly dif

. >> my business is yelp and google reviews were slammed by white supremacists, lower the rating. >> we're united against hate, but the only arrests that were made were the anti-racists. that's an octixymoron for me. >> under the proposal, the department would still be able to release photos of suspects in certain cases, including felonies. >>> happening today, a ground breaking celebration in san francisco. the asian art museum is starting its expansion project soon. a transformation includes a new exhibition pavilion with a huge open floor space. also an art terrace where they can hold special events. the museum will be open during construction. mayor breed will be at tonight's ground breaking ceremony. >>> here's a look at walnut creek. one of those areas that could potentially have moore air quality. today is a "spare the air" day. let's take a look. it's inland east bay, santa clara valley that could have poor air quality. everybody is good to moderate. let's take a look at what's going to happen in the future. looks like it lifted since i came across at 3:00 a.m. four lanes in

when you you do -- pal around with jason kessler or paul kneel and, noted white supremacist, and you choose to associith them, you send a message. this isn't about the divisiveness of others. you about the choices that make. >> there he goes again. reading race intoeverything. everything. you know, it's damaging. 's damaging to this country. he is okay with discriminating against asian-americans. asian-americansn this country en they are trying to go to a high -- good school, harvard, yale, tech, uva. they have to score onverage more than 270 points higher than other students toet intohe same schools. that's not right. we have to end state sponsored racism and stop this obsessice with >> thank you, mr. stewart. >> i have never supported discrimination against asian-americans and any i line of work. >> you okay using race as a? fact >> aren't you? what's the answer? you want to answer that? >> .su >> i believe that college classes should look like society was. >> discriminating against asians in order to make sure that happen >> i'm against discrimination against anybody. >> why do th

. >> coming up molly the reason her memory is used by white supremacists. >> a secret sidewalk no longer a secret. the hide away wiped off the map. >>> a popular spot for nature lovers in the eat bay is about to vanish. a section of the secret sidewalk in fremont canyon. it's been demolished. >> the question is why. live near the beginning of the sidewalk. there appears to be secrecy about what's going on. >> that's right. the sidewalk is about two miles in from here. take a look at the no trespassing signs. the property owner wouldn't let us on property and everyone called lt cops on us. we weren't breaking any laws. >> it's unfortunate. because i think it would be nice to consider if they would have considered turning it into a park. and maybe opening up access. >> michael of fremont is talking about the so called secret sidewalk. a hot spot for hikers that is actually the top of the old springs valley aqua duct. >> there's a nice valley of bowl out there. flat on the bottom. a bunch of debris bricks and sand. >> the property is owned by a company called mission clay product that manuf

in june of 2015, 821-year-old white supremacist by the name of dylan violently took the lives of nine parishioners who were attending bible study in their church. this national outrage became the catalyst for the removal of the confederate flag. a slide that should have been removed from our governmental buildings decades ago. a flag that for african-americans was a symbol of hate and white supremacy. but not only wants the flag removed, but the conversation deepened into what about these monuments and statues that deplete confederate historical figures during the civil war creature they also be removed? this glorification of people who fought to maintain the enslavement of african-americans and the genocidal onslaught of native americans. as a california indian, i know the history of my people. it is a history that has been fictionalized, minimalize, trivialized and vilified for over 500 years. these statues and monuments do nothing to teach honesty and history. the pioneer statue only continues the centuries of dehumanization of california indian people. it is an embarrassment to me