soledad: i m soledad o brien. welcome to matter of fact. today we re going in-depth on this week s two big stories. the future of puerto rico now that the governor has been forced to resign. and the growing threat of white supremacy in america. we begin there. just last month, fbi director chris wray warned about the rise of domestic terrorism related arrests. he said a majority of the cases are motivated by some version of what you might call quote white supremacist violence. last week s massacre in el paso is now being investigated as a domestic terror attack. george selim is the former director of homeland security s office of community partnerships which used to administer grants to organizations working to counter violent extremism. he has served under president george w bush and presidenttodae anti-defamation league. so, how long has the u.s. been really tracking these white nationalist groups? george: historically, as we look at these trends, it really starts with th
so let me add to paula s thanks to all of you who have braved cold. half of our panel comes from the university. torontoans are more used to this. we still appreciate it. let me quickly introduce our panelists, give you some initial thoughts and a bit of the rules of the game. just moving down the line of panelists, jeffrey pilcher is a professor of food history at the university of toronto. he is also the editor of the journal of global food history for those of you thinking of publishing outlets. steve velazquez next to him is a cure rater in the division of home and community life at the national museum of american history. and of course you ve met paula. and next to her is irina, the professor of museum studies at the university of toronto s i school. and she researches food and museums. and next to her, teresa mccullough is a historian of american brewing history, professor of the american brewing history initiative, excuse me, here at the national museum of american h
way trump runs his campaign. reporter: political reporter says it s imperative for trump to raise money. he outraised him by 100 to 1. trump needs money to counter for ads and counter for campaigns and like it or not, he s going to raise it. a neighbor said woodside republicans tend to be quiet if supporting trump, so far, no one has shown up because the location was not made public. in june, supporters and critics clashed. we re seeing a lot more energy every day. we have over 120,000 volume hundred tear sign ups. we ve been opening headquarters. hillary clinton is scheduled for a fund-raiser in pensacola, florida today. in california last week, clinton raised $17 million in three days time. a new poll shows clinton s lead is shrinking. finding clinton with seven-point lead now. today, abc7 news went inside of the 49ers locker room to see what collin kaepernick s, he says he is showing support for people who are oppressed. abc7 news reporter dayo lynn tyler join
york demanding kaepernick apologize. in the letter the poa president says not only does he show an incredible lack of knowledge regarding our profession and officer-involved shooting but shows a total lack of sensitivity toward police officers. ironically, it is those officers who on numerous occasions have protected in kaepernick. today kaepernick and helps teammates focused on football as they practiced in santa clara. kaepernick declined to talk to reporters in the locker room, but his teammates acknowledged the controversy. we ll learn from it and get better. again, you don t have to agree for it, stand for it, whatever, but it is not a distraction. reporter: both the san francisco police officers association and the alameda county sheriff s office have now invited kaepernick to visit their training center so he can see firsthand exactly what recruits go through. no word yet on whether kaepernick is going to take them up on that invitation. reporting live in santa cla
good evening, i m dan ashley. i m ama daetz. donald trump is making an appearance in woodside to raise money for his campaign. fights erupted after a trump rally in san jose in june. david louie is live tonight. reporter: we know his host donated twice to his campaign this year according to the public records. now, hillary clinton has been doing a lot of fun raising here in silicon valley. so trump is hoping to makeup for lost opportunities tonight. you can see tents set up this evening at the home of sol fox. the entry to the estate is being staffed by private security. one thing we don t know yet is who will come with donations for the campaign. the past g.o.p. state chair says it will take work to get contributions. republicans are down cast now and very disappointed over the way trump runs his campaign. reporter: political reporter says it s imperative for trump to raise money. he outraised him by 100 to 1. trump needs money to counter for ads and counter fo