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Blaring from newspaper headlines. in new york, "sympathy for the devils." in chicago, "fake president." >> definitely makes him less credible as a president to not speak as a leader and bring the country together. >> reporter: superstar lebron james today chiming in. >> its not about the guy thats the so-called president of the united states. its about all of us looking in the mirror and saying what can we do better to help change? >> reporter: religious leaders equally emphatic. >> this is a ti...

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Realize that were all humans. [ chanting ] >> reporter: but as charlottesville tries to heal, a new documentary from vice giving us a closer look at the hate-filled protests. [ chanting "jews will not replace us" ] >> reporter: hundreds of white nationalists marching through the university of virginia, torches in hand. vice spoke with one of those white nationalists, christopher cantwell about that car attack that killed heather heyer. his answer, chilling. >> rivals are a bunch of stupid animal...

Come down. back in charlottesville, a court will decide whether the city can remove robert e. lee from his pedestal. in charlottesville, reaction to the presidents comments today. >> we would ideally want the president to be supportive of the community. it feels as if hes attacking us. >> reporter: since dylan roofe massacred nine people in charleston, 67 confederate monuments have come down. but nationwide, there are still 718 monuments to the confederacy, including eight that stand in the hall...

>> mason: the violence in charlottesville began with a potest against plans to remove a statue of confederate general robert e. lee from a public park. there are hundreds of similar confederate monuments in more than half the states. heres michelle miller. >> reporter: the two confederate memorials cast a large shadow in downtown lexington, kentucky, and mayor jim gray says for a state that never seceded from the union, the debate to remove them is over. >> mayors are on the razors edge. when yo...

Operation. >> after the election, i knew my job just became a little bit more difficult. >> reporter: a little bit or a lot more difficult? >> a lot more difficult. >> reporter: hello. >> hello. >> reporter: this mans job gets tougher, too. >> im told this is the best sandwich in town. >> absolutely. >> reporter: the secret service loves his deli. >> they go for the roast beef and bigger sandwiches. >> reporter: what was it like when he was in town last time? >> sheer mayhem. >> reporter: presid...

>> we need the gas company to respond as well and shut off the gas to this property. >> reporter: early on, officials suspected and later confirmed the cause. >> we have been able to confirm that the explosion that the collapse was caused by a gas explosion. >> reporter: the blast sliced the brick building in half, scattering debris all over campus. firefighters still monitoring hot spots tonight. trauma for this tight-knit community, home to the school since 1913. >> i believe were going to be ...

With the right pair of shoes. anne thompson, nbc news, boys town, nebraska. >> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this thursday. im lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. we )re following breakin- 3 people shot. .. after gunmen open fire ol right now at 4:30, we are following breaking news in san francisco. three people shot after gunmen opened fire at dolores park this afternoon. good afternoon, everyone....

Among white house staff including those especially harsh words about him from the new white house communications director. >> im not going to get into that subject. its getting into mud. i think the palace intrigue stuff is annoying, and i think its a distraction. >> reporter: today in the west wing, a glimpse of outgoing press secretary sean spicer, still helping out during the transition. as the administration regroups, one big question -- who will take over as secretary of homeland security? ...

>> reporter: but president rgumps business organization wants to stay on the down-low. cbs news has obtained a new confidentiality agreement rolled out after the election. the trump organization is requiring employees at all levels to sign it, or else they will lose their jobs. employees must agree to keep secret any information they learn about anyone in the trump family and extended family, including their present, former, and future spouses, children, parents, in-laws. >> i have reviewed conf...