i remember my dad really wanted me to stay in minnesota. some editor of the newspaper asked where you going. i said i don't know yet. i said i got into yale. my dad said that she's not going there. the editor said what? somehow we were able to scrape together the money. i brought my pink polyester prom dress out there. i've never been to the east coast except for one trip. i brought my pink polyester prom dress and matching shoes. i would often take the greyhound bus back and forth from college to minnesota to save money. it wasn't exactly a glamorous life. i met many good friends there. it really opened up a new worlds for me. exposure to the rest of the country. i always want to come back to minnesota. steve cohen is your daughter interest in politics? klobuchar: my husband said widger -- would you be interested in it if your moms job had an approval rating of 10%? she is volunteering in college helping immigrants learn to read. newspaper,g the writing for the newspaper. a focus on politics. who knows? i want her to do whatever she wants

what you see on the left is outside the governor's mansion in minnesota. on the right side inside where any minute now we expect to hear from the minnesota governor. this after another police officer shot and killed a black man under questionable circumstances. less than 48 hours after another deadly police shooting that one in baton rouge, louisiana. a lot of emotion being expressed. angry protesters, familiar scene, all too familiar, sadly familiar scene, protesters demanding answers and justice. very soon minnesota governor mark dayton expected to address the shooting, first time taking questions, as well as video of the after math which we are about to show you. i want to warn you, i have watched this a number of times. these images are particularly graphic. the victim's fiance live streaming as her fiance appeared to bleed to death at her side after being shot. >> he just shot his arm off. we got pulled over. >> you told him to get his i.d. please don't tell me he is dead. please don't tell me my boyfriend just went like that. >> you see the cop, the

he voted for johnson and 64. >> you spend most of your childhood in minnesota. >> moved to minnesota when i was four. bed while he moved to albert lea, minnesota. a little time. i spent two years. dieddad's dad when he was acting. my other grandpa had a factory. old, myas four years lea was aand albert small community and family moved after the fact, moved to the twin cities. the suburbs. when i figured out when i was older that it was odd, but it was odd that we went to albert lee. to openndfather wanted and they in the midwest railroad went through albert lee. it did the factory fail fail? -- fail? it went through properly but did not stop. -- albert lee but did not stop. want to minneapolis. we, -- >> what were your parents like? was, she wanted to be an actress. dad.she met my talented.ry funny and little high strung. and when she decided to get married, she gave up her act. us to be, to do well in school. she encouraged me to be funny. she was my audience were a wild. -- for a while. when i went to school, i would make mom laugh. dad, very sweet, smart guy. he did not graduate h

how about maine, michigan, minnesota? these are the states, if you believe the list, the states where trump believes he can expand the map. these are blue states. states that are not traditionally battle ground states. add this all together. what does it mean? this is what the electoral map looked like in 2012. this is the threat that donald trump faces. the red states, say he were to lose georgia and north carolina, look at the hole he starts out in. then -- even if he lost the red states, give him florida, virginia, ohio. give him pennsylvania. still wouldn't be enough. you see how important it is at a very basic level if you're donald trump, the red states he has up there on the target list, he has to defend them all. that's his first task. defend all of them and start making inroads. you can see why he is the underdog in a general election. it's our most important number of the day. 17 target states for the trump campaign. that does it for us at this hour. "mtp daily" with chuck todd starts right now. >>> it's thursda

ellison of minnesota. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 794, the gentleman from minnesota, mr. ellison, and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota. mr. ellison: mr. chairman, my amendment would repeal an effort to undermine the dodd-frank wall street reform act and an effort to eliminate consumer protections for some of the country's most vulnerable borrowers. and invite a return to the kind of predatory mortgage practices that helped fuel the financial crisis of 2008 in the first place. the manufactured housing industry is growing and highly profitable. in fact, according to its trade association, manufactured housing, what some people might call trailer homes, but actually is accurately called manufactured housing, is an industry that has recorded shipment increases in every month since 2014. and the manufactured housing association of regulatory reform act found that in 2014, marked the fifth consecutive year of annual industry production

paul, minnesota, castille was shot and killed after traffic stop near st. paul. police at the time believed he was wearing for a gun. streamed on social media by his girlfriend. now president obama is in poland this morning and we expect to hear from him at or about 5:00 a.m. but overnight reached out to offer assistance to dallas officials after these latest shootings speaking in warsaw immediately after landing there for a nato summit. he spoke about the shooting deaths of alton sterling and philando castile and said while millions of americans feel like they are not treated fairly, everyone should be bothered by the police shootings in minnesota and louisiana. >> all of us as americans should be troubled by these shootings. because these are not isolated incidents. they're symptomatic of the broader set of racial disparities that exist in our criminal justice system. >> here in washington mostly peaceful protests filled the streets following the shootings and philando castile in minnesota. hundreds gathered outside the white house to protest their deaths chant

first happened last night in minnesota during a traffic stop. aftermath of that shooting was streamed live on the internet. elizabeth has the story. >> two black men shot and killed by police in two days. disturbing for president obama weighing in from poland. >> because of the color of their skin they are not being treated the same. that hurts. >>reporter: mean while minnesota tension spoiling overism this is black earning. >> our babies are dichlingt i am tired. >> enough is enough. >>reporter: emotion running high. following the fatal police shooting of 32-year-old castillo during a traffic stop outside this hall. the girlfriend in the car with her young daughter tough. told him to get his i.d. driver's license. >>reporter: live streaming aftermath on facebook. >> nothing within his body ña(q dead.aid kill me i want to >>reporter: the minnesota governor turning to the justice department for independent review just a day after the review just a da beforethe this police shooting in louisiana. >> police in baton rouge respond to disturbancebaj

paul, minnesota. wcco reporting they have been sounding car horns and draping the mansion's entrance with crime scene tape. >>> in a matter of hours, the department of justice will come together to discuss how to investigate the shooting of alton sterling. he was shot outside a convenience store after a struggle with police officers. someone called 911 claiming they were threatened by a man with a gun. >> suspicious call. on the corner with a gun in his pocket. he pulled a gun and told him he could not be around there. >> now a second video emerging between sterling and the police officers. the video is disturbing and showing the struggle unfolding, the fatal shots and one officer removing what appears to be a gun from sterling's pocket. watch this. [ gunshots ] >> get on the ground! >> shots fired! shots fired! >> the shooting has sparked outrage in baton rouge with protests lingering well into the night as sterling's family members demand justice. >> talk about the last 48 hours. >> hell. that's the

along with our franken from minnesota. she is definitely interested. she was not going to challenge hillary clinton, but she has totainly laid the groundwork run any the 2020 or 2024. she is respected by her colleagues. they say she is a very average every day person, and a lot of people cannot laugh at themselves. she has got into a lot of androversy on capitol hill, i think a lot of women are interested in succeeding hillary clinton whether she wins or not. so i think low bouchard, sometime in her career, she is going to run for president. steve: thank you. from january 2014, part of the c-span american profile series, senator klobuchar:, and the interview is available on our website, by the way, at c-span.org. sen. klobuchar:, when did you first think about running for backe? sen. klobuchar:: then, girls did not run for president, but i would be secretary/treasurer of the high i coordinatedand the lollipop drive to raise money for the high school prom, and it may not have been a major ideological battle, but we did get enough money for the prom, and

highs: 92-97 winds: sw 5 mph breaking news this morning out of minnesota. a police involved shooting leaves a man dead during a traffic stop. the victim identified as 32-year-old philando castile, was inside a car with his girlfriend and a child in falcon heights when shots were fired. his girlfriend claims castile was reaching for his wallet and told officers he had a gun in the car with a permit. she then says an officer shot him 4 times. police have not confirmed that information but are aware the incident was recorded on "facebook" live. the minnesota bureau of criminal apprehension is investigating the shooting. the officer in adminstrative leave. source: mw-006th city officials and family members, calling for continued calm after the deadly shooting of a man in baton rouge, louisiana. alton sterling - a father of five - was shot and killed by police tuesday.. the shooting was caught on camera -- and now -- as michelle marsh reports -- federal investigators are getting involved. we do want to warn you - some of the video you're about to see is quite gr

time, as protesters were demonstrating against the shooting death of two black men in louisiana and minnesota. >> katie has been following the story and joins us live. >> reporter: we're just learning from dallas police that currently officers have been orb i should say the last 45 minutes in a standoff and exchanging gunfire with the suspect. the police chief just said this. >> the suspect that we are negotiating with, that has exchanged gunfire with us over the last 45 minutes, has told our negotiators that the end is coming, and he's going to hurt and kill more of us, meaning law enforcement, and that there are bombs all over the place in this garage and in downtown. so we are being very careful in our tactics so that we don't injure or put any of our officers in harm's way, including the citizens of dallas. >> he went on to say a woman who was in the area was taken into custody, and we know from earlier that another suspect was taken into custody after a shootout with s.w.a.t. officers and that a suspicious package was found near his location. you see an earlier person of interest. that p

the gentlewoman from minnesota. ms. mccollum: mr. chairman, to -- the gentleman from alaska, if there's no other speakers, i have the right to close so i'll reserve. mr. young: i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentlewoman from minnesota is recognized. ms. mccollum: i think this is something where people in this chamber know that the gentleman from alaska and i are going to disagree on. i will state for the record that i have spoken with many native alaskans who do oppose this and so they're not all of one mind throughout alaska on this issue, that they are concerned about he effect of a -- the effect a catastrophic oil spill would have on their society. i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from alaska. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. he amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 90 printed in house report 114-683. for what purpose does the gentleman fro

paul suburb in minnesota, his death streamed live on facebook by his girlfriend. dave kinchen joins us with the first hasn't accounts from witnesses that dallas. >> these accounts are chilling and the video is also chilling. we have new video, actually coming into the station here. this came in moments ago, we're getting a look at the first body of the fallen police officer leaving a hospital in dallas. we believe that's park dmren hospital. you can't quite see this part but there are officers saluting as this procession leaves the hospital. very emotional moment and a wanting for this next video. it may be hard to watch. it is shocking. this video shows several office down on the ground amid the attack as it's happening, we have blurred out the officers on the ground because of the sensitive nature of this situation. at one point you will she officers rushing in, hearing you. rushing in and pulling an officer dragging them to either safety or out of the line of fire as best as they can. incredibly stressful as you can imagine. and chilling video showing one of th

a traffic shot in minnesota. his girlfriend calmly live streamed the aftermath as his officer kept his gun drawn. on tuesday, baton rouge police officers shot and killed 37-year-old alton sterling in a convenience store parking lot where he was selling dvds. they responded to a report that a man had a gun. president obama urged law enforcement to address bias in the criminal justice system. he says all americans should be troubled by the shootings. >> i just ask folks to step back and think, what if this happened to somebody in your family? >> reporter: the shootings sparked demonstrations in new york city, dallas, chicago, and philadelphia. >> enough is enough! where hundreds gathered to remember castile to where he served lunch to 500 children every day. protesters made their way to the governor's mansion. governor mark dayton vowed justice will be served. >> would this have happened if the driver or the passenger were white? i don't think it would of. >> reporter: the u.s. justice department says it will monit

time, as protesters were demonstrating against the shooting death of two black men in louisiana and minnesota. >> katie has been following the story and joins us live. >> reporter: we're just learning from dallas police that currently officers have been orb i should say the last 45 minutes in a standoff and exchanging gunfire with the suspect. the police chief just said this. >> the suspect that we are negotiating with, that has exchanged gunfire with us over the last 45 minutes, has told our negotiators that the end is coming, and he's going to hurt and kill more of us, meaning law enforcement, and that there are bombs all over the place in this garage and in downtown. so we are being very careful in our tactics so that we don't injure or put any of our officers in harm's way, including the citizens of dallas. >> he went on to say a woman who was in the area was taken into custody, and we know from earlier that another suspect was taken into custody after a shootout with s.w.a.t. officers and that a suspicious package was found near his location. you see an earlier person of interest. that p

paul, minnesota. tonight protesters have gathered outside the governor's residence by the hundreds to protest the shooting death of 32-year-old philando castile. earlier in baton rouge, people in that city held a prayer service to honor the life of alton sterling. he was killed by police there early tuesday morning. meanwhile, here in new york city, protesters have been marching through the city streets for hours now, demanding action in the wake of both of these two fatal shootings. these two incidents this week become the latest entries in what is a grim timeline, if you start it back in july of 2014. in fact, nearly two years to the day ago it would begin with this video you're seeing here of eric garner. you probably remember this, who died after being placed in a police chokehold. police were attempting to arrest him for selling loose cigarettes on the sidewalk in staten island, new york, july 17th, 2014. then there was laquan mcdonald killed in chicago after being shot 16 times by police. dash c

the latest fatal shooting happened last night in minnesota during a traffic spot. >> the aftermath of that shooting was streamed live on the internet. here's elizabeth hurd. >> reporter: two black men shot and killed by police in two days. disturbing for president obama, weighing in. >> because of the color of their skin, they are not being treated the same. and that hurts. >> reporter: meanwhile, in minnesota, tensions boiling over. >> this is black grief! >> i am tired. >> enough is enough! >> reporter: emotions running high, following the fatal police shooting of philando castile during a traffic stop outside st. paul. his girlfriend was in the car -- >> you told him to get his i.d., sir, his driver's license. >> reporter: live streamed the aftermath on facebook. >> nothing was in his body language said, kill me, i want to be dead. >> reporter: the minnesota governor turning to the justice department for an independent review just a day after the same request was granted for this police shooting in louisiana. police in baton rouge responding to a disturbance call about a man brandi

>> well, i asked my dad why we albert lee, minnesota, which is a little town in southern minnesota. he spent two years. said, my dad's dad died when he was 16. he dad didn't graduate high school. he went to work. grand pa had a factory. career.ever had a when i was four years old, he went to albert lee with a there. albert lee pretty small community. twinwe moved to the suburbs. what i figured out, it was odd that we went to albert lee. was odd. said, dad, why we go do albert lee. well, your grandfather want to open clothing factory in the midwest. the railroad went through albert lee. said why did the factory fail. it went through albert lee and it wouldn't stop. was true. but it was also his sense of put it that way. suburb of to the minneapolis when it was entering the suburbs and houses were after world war ii. he became printing salesman there. >> you -- what are your parents like? what do you remember about your mom? >> my mom was -- she wanted to be an actress when she was -- my dad. met talented.ry funny and little high strung. once she decidedtor get married, her acting thi

paul, minnesota. the aftermath was live streamed on facebook. >> that followed an investigation by the man named alton sterling. he was shot and killed while being pinned down by two officers outside of a convenience store in baton rouge, louisiana. tonight, that's where we find sarah rosario. protesters are there in force looking for answers? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, jim and doreen. the video of those shootings going viral. provoking both questions and outrage here and all across the country. especially in this community where people here already feel like they are targeted because of their race and today protesters are demanding for several things. first, justice. they are calling for the officers responsible to be held accountable. a quiet suburb of baton rouge outside of the convenience store where 37-year-old alton sterling was shot and killed on tuesday. now tragically connected to this castile. both shootings caught on cell phone video. tensions are mounting in minnesota after this vide

pero identificados los policÍas implicados en los casos de luisiana y minnesota en el que los hombres de la raza negra murieron dando origen a protestas en todo el paÍs en los hechos de anoche en dallas. familias de los dos hombres con sus reacciones. un miembro de la asociaciÓn nacional de policÍas latinos estÁ implicado. reportera: estas gramÁticas imÁgenes del incidente ocurrido en minnesota, le quitÓ la vida al afroamericano casteils al igual que este vÍdeo no menos impactante en la que policÍa ultima a balazos a sterling. ambas investigaciones continÚan al igual que las reacciones. >> mi mÁs sentido pÉsame para la familia de estos policÍas de dallas porque yo tania estoy aquÍ en minnesota de duelo por la pÉrdida de un miembro de mi familia, decÍa la novia de casteils. "pero esto no es su culpa", dijo. ambos policÍas han sido colocados en una suspensiÓn compara. la familia espera que pronto tenga lugar la investigaciÓn anunciada por el departamento de justicia. >> necesitamos una investigaciÓn que venga de afuera y vamos a confiar en los resultados de investiga

ellison of minnesota. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 794, the gentleman from minnesota, mr. ellison, and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota. mr. ellison: mr. chairman, this is another amendment protecting consumers in manufactured housing. it strikes section 638. section 638 weakens rules preblingting buyers of mobile -- protecting buyers of mobile homes or manufactured homes from being sold products that can ruin them financially. it strikes language that prevents staff at the consumer financial protection bureau from protecting buyers of manufactured homes from high-cost financing. new manufactured homes are of good quality. however, the financing of these homes has a long and sorted history of abuse. if a site-built homeowner can get a mortgage for 5%, why should manufacturing homebuyer need to pay 15%? if a homebuyer is offered a loan of 15%, -- 15%, i think they should receive counseling that lower cost options may be available.

lead already in investigating this shooting in minnesota. the shooting of philando castile. agents from minnesota's bureau of criminal apprehension are reviewing what led up to the officer shoot that man four times as he sat in his car during a traffic stop on wednesday evening. by now you likely know that castile's girlfriend who you see there live streamed the moments following the shooting on facebook. minnesota governor announced yesterday that the justice department will monitor this investigation. dayton says he is heartbroken for the state of minnesota and he also believes the shooting was racially motivated. >> would this have happened if the driver was white? i don't think it would have. justice will be served. >> minnesota investigators have named the two police officers involved in that shooting. they are identified as jeronimo yanez and joseph cowser. each has been with the state anton any police department for four years. they are now on administrative leave per official police policy. >>> meanwhile, the justice department is al

paul, minnesota, covering the protests for us. he has more on that and the investigation. >> reporter: boris and christine, philando castile's name is one you heard over and over. you hear the crowd chanting power to the people. that is an emotional scene as people are gathering outside the governor's mansion here in minnesota. the crowd has swelled to over 2,000 people at one point. they have been making their voices heard. they want to make sure the governor knows they want answers. the governor came out and addressed the people for some time. >> i can't say how shocked i am and how deeply, deeply offended that this would occur in minnesota to somebody who got pulled over for a taillight being out of order. would this have happened if the driver and passenger were white? i don't think it would have. i'm forced to confront and i think all of us are forced to confront this kind of racism exists. >> reporter: they want to make sure this video that so many people have watched with a child crying and screaming and woman narrating her

i'm focusing in on the minnesota region. on average for the month of july, they see about 11 tornadoes. why do i mention this state? that is because this is where we have the potential for severe weather later this afternoon. upper level energy diving out of canada. that will give us nice southerly flow and warm and humid conditions could lead to hail and damaging winds or isolated tornadoes. look out. minneapolis/st. paul and stretching to the kansas city region. here is the storms firing up this afternoon. i want you to take note of the shading of white on the tv screen. that is snowfall. overnight lows could be cold enough to change the precipitation over to light dusting of snow. above 8,500 feet in the rockies. 83 in new york city. here is the four-day outlook. back to you. >>> thank you for that. hundreds arrested this weekend in protests that showed a country divided over race and police practices. how some church leaders are taking on the controversy. that's next. "why are you checking your credit score?" "you don't

so i'm heartbroken for minnesota. because, you know, i have heard in the last few hours from distinguished african-american men and women who recounted to me how they have been pulled over, singled out and treated differently because of their race. would this have happened if the passenger, the driver or the passenger were white? i don't think it would have. i'm forced to confront and all of us are forced to confront it is incumbent on all of us to see that it doesn't continue to happen. i have met with the -- i talk with the white house chief of staff and i just talked to valerie jarrett who called to express the president's personal concern and see what they can do to help. i talked to the assistant attorney general, u.s. attorney general. talk about their involvement. their role is not to be the primary of the investigation. that will reside with the b.c.a. but they will be monitoring and providing whatever assistance is desired, necessary. the following through with the greatest sense of time urgency to pursue thi

the fbi has been asked to investigate the minnesota shooting. do you believe the department of justice should take the lead in these cases? >> absolutely. what we've seen again and again is a lack of trust and lack of credibility by local prosecutors. it's important for state officials to take a lead here in terms of independent prosecutors, special prosecutors but the civil rights division of the department of justice is an entity. this is case that the department of justice needs to take up. where we have a man shot, apparently carrying a licensed firearm with his fiancee, chronicling this on facebook and a little girl in the backseat. this is an absurd tragedy in our midst. we need the department of justice out front on this. they are probably the only credible actors who can come forward and lead this kind of investigation. >> as you know, the president of the united states we're awaiting another statement he's about to make but earlier he posted a statement saying that what's clear is that these fatal shootings are not isolated incidents. a

paul, minnesota, with a nearly 4-year-old child. personally, i had a visceral reaction, but while everyone's talking about conceptually and hypothetically how we should hold hands between the community and officers. i look at this as a prosecutor and i say -- [ no audio ] ♪ ♪ ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. w...i was always searching for ways to manage my symptoms. i thought i had it covered. then i realized managing was all i was doing. when i finally told my doctor, he said humira was for people like me who have tried other medications,... but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief... ...and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections... ...including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers,... including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions,... ...and new or worsening heart fai

this is the governor's mansion here in minnesota. people came to the gates of the governor's mansion. they hung that sign that says justice for philando. they wrapped the governor mansion's fence in police tape. they want his attention. and you know what, it worked. because they got it. it was a remarkable scene around 11:00 this morning. the governor and lieutenant governor actually came out of the mansion and stood with demonstrators as representatives from the naacp and black lives matter spoke to the crowd, sometimes during that speaking, it became quite hostile towards the governor. one of those demonstrators even looking at him and saying, you, sir, are a white supremacist for not doing more to protect black lives in this city. they were yelling at him and in his face. they were very angry here. the governor kept his cool and apologized directly to the fiancee. he said he is shocked and horrified about what has happened and he is vowing that justice will be served here in minnesota. he has requested a federal justice department

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the chair: the gentleman from minnesota reserves. for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? mr. calvert: i advise in opposition. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. calvert: it ignores contracting award systems and is

. -- the senior senator from minnesota also got mentioned. he would be a unusual pick for hillary clinton because of his past. when he came to the senate, he was not talking to national press, he was only talking to local press. he immersed himself in policy. he was the funny guy and he did not -- he wanted to be a workhorse. byrd gave advice to not be a show horse, be a workhorse and that is what al franken did. he garnered the respect of his colleagues on capitol hill. >> is it a pretty safe assumption that hillary clinton will make her take known after the republican convention? know by then, and they will say when can we do it? maybe you want to steal some thunder from the republican convention. days, newsbreaks so quickly on twitter, social media, so you want to maximize, and i taking it from the republicans or am i creating my own moment? you will not be able to keep a secret all the way through the convention and have this person come out on stage. that is not going to happen. you have to get the buttons ready, you have to think the pl

i looked at her and said that is what we do in minnesota. it is another example of women coming to each of his rescue, and it was a hard adjustment for me and my family. withme out and our saturn a shower curtain from college. after a while, i got to make some very good friends. i love my work, i love being on the commerce committee. i also worked the legislation. i did work on agriculture. i later joined the judiciary committee. >> why you decide to run for senate -- why did you decide to run for senate? i had loved my job as a prosecutor, i made some really good changes with the office and had gotten positive results, and i saw what you could do, where you could make a difference in government by holding people accountable and putting up goals, publishing what happens when you got the boat done. i wanted to take that philosophy and a system where i know people believe everything is broken and my optimistic believe that you can still get things done, so that drove me from a professional standpoint. -- standpoint, it was about stanng

powerful tornadoes ripping through minnesota. meteorologist maria molina will have the latest on the web today. this morning after records yesterday for the dow and nasdaq for 2016. s&p with an all-time record high. s&p futures up 10. nasdaq up 25. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning market and breaking news. a wild "what-if." so scientists went to work. they examined 87 different protein structures and worked for 12 long years. there were thousands of patient volunteers and the hope of millions. and so after it became a medicine, someone who couldn't be cured, could be. me. ♪ nicole: science buffs, pay attention. move over, pluto's. the plan of which still has no name. 435 miles wide which is just over 5% the width of the year at. it is one of the largest orbits of any tour of planet, taken an estimated 700 years to travel around the side. scientists are still trying to figure out what surfaces like. they believe as many as 200 dwarf planet but only five have been discovered. >> if you lived there, it would t

country last night in the wake of the two officers involved shootings of black men in louisiana and minnesota, videos of the both shootings went viral. the police ambushed in dallas is deadliest day in law enforcement history since the 9/11 attacks. >> this must stop. the divisiveness, between our police and our citizens. >> reporter: the city's police chief is asking for the nation's support. this community is already coming together, in the wake of this horrible tragedy, in about an hour people will be gathering at a park not too far away from here, for an inter faith prayer service, as the police chief here put it this morning, we have to start healing wounds, and not creating them. in dallas, i'm don champion to you back to you. >> thanks, don for that report. >>> we are learning how philadelphia authorities are responding to the violence in dallas. is there a black lives matter march in philadelphia this evening. greg argos is live at city hall with the plans for the police department, greg? >> reporter: jim, exactly right that black lives matters protest is expected to begin around 5:00

last night, falcon heights, minnesota. the moment when diamond reynolds began recording. her boyfriend, bleeding out in the driver's seat. her daughter watching it all right behind her. >> keep your hands -- >> i will, sir. no worries. i will. [ bleep ]. he just shot his arm off. we got pulled over on larpenter. >> i told him not to reach for it. i told him to get his hand open. >> you told him to get his i.d., sir, and his driver's license. oh, my god. please don't tell me he's dead. please don't tell me my boyfriend just went like that. >> just keep your hands where they are. >> yes, i will, sir. i'll keep my hands where they are. >> you got my daughter? >> once out of the car she screams out for her daughter. >> get on your knees. get on your knees. >> they threw my phone, facebook. >> reporter: police perform cpr on castile on the street. while reynolds is detained in a patrol car, her cell phone still recording. >> i don't know if he's okay or if he's not okay. i can't really do [ bleep ] because they got me handcuffed. >> it's really unfortunate that it was the citi

i don't know what's going on in minnesota. i can't speak to that. i just -- i think with the current training and the current climate in the bay area here, your daughter is in good hands. >> i want to go real quickly before we go, i want to get to san francisco and an incident that happened yesterday. a standoff with a man who was armed with a gun. it seems that san francisco's approach was different than the post and they took this approach of give him time and we're going to be patient. i spoke with john burse yesterday and he said they got it right yesterday. is this a shift in policy. again, every since i've been a police officer, we have been taught that contain and -- in contained and controlled situations, time is on our side. clearly, if you look at the -- at the video from san francisco, what other options were there? he's laying on the ground, face down, not moving. best thing to do is wait and see what happens. unfortunately, in the majority of police contacts, the situation is different. it's one on one, it's happening quickly. time is o

especial intensidad en estados como minnesota donde muriÓ a manos de la policÍa esta semana un afroamericano. les contamos cÓmo funciona y la estrategia del robot bomba con el que se detuvo al tirador. locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana, con fÉlix de bedout y arantxa loizaga. fÉlix: apenas 48 horas después de que el hombre armado asesinara a cinco policÍas. en algunas cuadras de alrededor fueron acordonadas por una amenaza anÓnima. enrique acevedo estÁ ahÍ nos tiene todos los detalles. enriqeul nos encontramos en la entrada principal. esta tarde despuÉs de que terminamos la trasmisiÓn del noticiero empezamos a ver movilizaciÓn policial, el llamado swar, el equipo de explosivos, hacia el estacionamiento de la parte trasera del establecimiento. pudimos ver helicÓpteros, francotiradores de la policÍa y como poco a poco nos movÍan a representantes de los medios de comunicaciÓn en un perÍmetro que iban ampliando los policÍas. era parte del esfuerzo de los policÍas por llegar al punto donde se encontraba el vehÍculo sospechoso. momentos de tensiÓn, en medio

now, minnesota -- there is such a thing called minnesota nice. >> can i ask you to be a little minnesota not nice and grade bernie sanders on his snl appearances, please? one to ten? >> i did not see bernie sanders snl -- i saw larry david as bernie -- >> what did you think of his performance? >> well, i told larry, you had to do nothing. when tina fey did sarah palin she had to get that more midwestern accent, she had to do stuff. i said larry, you had to do nothing, just be a cranky jew, which he is, and he is from brooklyn -- >> did you make it to the podium tonight -- >> well, i had five minutes and did a well crafted piece. i'm asking you, what did you think? thank you. do you think you got a lot of laughs? >> got a lot of laughs. how do you feel about playing val the bartender? >> i thought she was great. >> do you know donald trump? have you met donald trump? >> i mean, i have been in the same room with him. i probably would avoid talking to him. i really would. i mean, i wouldn't go up to him. i just wouldn't. i have some bad feelings about him. i thought what he -- i think what

>>> happening right now, many are on edge following a week of violence in louisiana, minnesota, now texas. tonight in philadelphia, protesters once again taking to the streets to rally against police brutality after two black men were killed by police. >>> it comes the night after a peaceful protest in dallas that turned violent leaving five police officers dead and another seven injured. much of this nation still in shock tonight. good evening, i'm chris oh com. >> i'm dawn timmeney. it was the deadliest day for law enforcement since the attacks on 9/11. here's more from dallas. >>> gun map murders five police officers injures seven others and two civilians. the officers were watching over a peaceful demonstration in dallas as many marched to protest two black men killed by police in louisiana and minnesota. then a gunman turned his arrival on them. police say he was angry about those shootings and wanted to kill as many white people especially police officers as possible. >> through our investigation of some of the suspects it's revealed to us that this was a well-planned, well-thought

>> and outrage across america after this video from minnesota. a woman live-streaming the fatal shooting of her boyfriend by police. >> you shot four bullets into him, sir. he was just getting his license and registration, sir. >> we'll have all the latest on a special edition of "nightline," "lethal force." >> announcer: this is a special edition of "nightline," "lethal force." >>> good evening. and let's get straight to the breaking news. a fresh act of madness in america. at least two snipers opening fire in downtown dallas during a rally against the fatal police shootings of black men in louisiana and in minnesota in recent days. the snipers hit 11 police officers. at least five of whom are now dead. making it the deadliest day in law enforcement since september 11th. panic and chaos in the streets of downtown dallas tonight. as gunshots ring out. in the crosshairs, police officers. >> don't shoot. >> reporter: what started as a peaceful protest in response to the recent deaths of black men at the hands of police in louisiana and minnesota, i

ellison of minnesota. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 820, the gentleman from minnesota, mr. ellison, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota. mr. ellison: thank you, mr. chairman. i also want to thank ranking member betty mccollum. we can raise the living standards for working families all over the country right now if we use federal dollars to create good jobs. the united states government is the largest buyer of goods and service in the world, and the united states government should use that power to create good jobs and to create a high road economy for all americans. my amendment would reprogram funds to create an office of good jobs in the interior department that would do the following -- it would help ensure the department's procurement, grant making and regulatory decisions, encourage the creation of decently paid jobs, collective bargaining rights and responsible employment practices. you know, mr. chairman, it's important fo

castille was shot during a traffic stop in minnesota. his girlfriend who live streamed aftermath says he was reaching for his id and this after he told police about his licensed gun. castille died at the hospital. >> i really couldn't believe it. >> everybody's just got to take a deep breath and calm down. and think before they act. >> reporter: now people here aren't just talking about the problems. but pondering some solutions. one that includes more dialogue between the community and police. reporting live from southwest, mikea turner, wusa9. and recapping today's top story that shooting in dallas that killed five police officers. >> authorities aren't sure if they have identified everyone involved in the attack. during a peaceful protest over the police involved shootings in louisiana and minnesota. last night, 12 officers were shot and fiver killed in -- five were killed including a transit police officer. police killed one of the attackers during a standoff in a parking garage they say the killer 25-year-old micah xavier johnson to

jummy: breaking now, within the past 45 minutes, minnesota's governor asking the u.s. department of justice to investigate that deadly shooting last night that claimed a black man's life. just one of the rapid developments in a story that is sparking nationwide outrage and protest. shotman philando castile to death by a police officer during a traffic stop after telling the officer he had a concealed weapon and a permit to this story contains graphic content and video. the aftermath was captured on video when his girlfriend began broadcasting on facebook live. she spoke out moments ago. >> we are the people. we cannot keep allowing these people who are supposed to serve and protect us take us away from our families. ofmy: she was one asking what happened last night outside a saint paul minnesota, we are following the breaking developments from our live desk, bring us up to speed. >> that video has been watched more than one million times during the last 15 hours, showing the final moments of a black man's life just after being shot by a minnesota police officer. the sh

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in minnesota and louisiana, and as i said an extraordinary statement. let me just play the president for you. >> when incidents like this occur there's a big chunk of our fellow citizenry that feels as if because of the color of their skin they are not being treated the same, and that hurts, and that should trouble all of us. this is not just a black issue. it's not just a hispanic issue. this is an american issue that we should all care about. all fair-minded people should be concern concerned. >> all right. joining me now to talk about this extraordinary statement from the president our contributor ann jones, bakari sellers and david gergen. van, your reaction? >> i was very, very proud of the president. you know, i think especially the video of the young woman with her fiance dying next to her. many of us have built up almost an immune system over the past couple of years and almost like a fatigue with this, and this video just shattered all of that. i've seen people walking around looking like zombies and african-americans and people who care about

and we'll get through this terrible time here in minnesota. dayton also defended comments that he made thursday suggesting that raise may have played a role in the death of castile. he says a thorough investigation will reveal the answer. castile's death of course was caught on video and it did not appear to show him threatening police with a especially with on. in an interview that aired last night on cnn castile's mother said her son would not have approved in the shootings in dallas because he believed all lives mattered. releasing a tape, the national rival association which has been criticized in the aftermath of castile's death. castile reportedly told officers he had a weapon and a license to carry. the nar statement reads the reports from minnesota are troubling animus be thoroughly investigated. in the meantime it's important for the nra not to comment while the investigation is ongoing. rest assured, the nra will have more to say once all the facts are known. hillary clinton was in town. she was a keynote speaker at the african-ameri