it s cell phone video there showing the walmart parking lot just moments after the attack. you hear the people yelling for help, and there are people who are running from the scene, victims are on the ground. it s tough. the man accused of killing those 22 people and wounding 24 others said he did deliberately target mexicans, and sources say that patrick crusius specifically picked el paso for the attack. he s been charged with capital murder. and about 30 minutes from now, a community march is going to be held in el paso. the census bureau says more than 80% of the city s residents are of hispanic or latino descent, and they re worried that their community is being targeted for the clolor of thei skin. natas natasha chen joins us from el paso. how strong are those fears there? reporter: well, we talked to one of the local organizers of this event today who said that a lot of people here locally are
attend over there when they finish walking, so this is a very tense environment, but it s an opportunity the organizers say, to show a force of unity, and to show people that words matter. they also made sure to tell me they felt the president should take accountability for the words that he says because they know how much weight they hold with many people in this country, and they want to show that they are standing here against racism today. natasha chen in el paso there, thank you for bringing that to us. reporter: thank you. this morning a nevada man with neo-nazi ties is under arrest for plotting to bomb synagogues and gay clubs. the justice department have found bomb making plans at his las vegas home. polo sandoval is looking into this. what else do we know about the arrest, polo? reporter: christi and martin, i can tell you this has been the result of a lengthy investigation here that we ve been following. yesterday the department of justice making those details offic