>> not a good idea. listen, this weekend we continue to remember the victims of the dallas attack and we'll have more on the investigation in washington. that's coming up next. the demonstrations against the police in the streets across the country overnight. it is in st. paul, minnesota. president obama cutting short his trip to spain vowing to work on unfairness against people of color and justice system. we'll ask if it is the real problem. plus foallout from the refue value to indict clinton for kbrus of a server. we'll hear who grilled comey on his decision this week.

people are concerned. what does it take for someone to misuse classified information and get in trouble for it? and thank you for spending your sunday with us. i'm elizabeth in for shannon. >> nice to have you with us. i'm i'm leland. . a fox news alert, looking live at the u.s. military joint base with the spanish military in spain. president obama addressing the troop troops. a lot of sailors over there. let's listen in. >> and to all of our spanish friends, thank you for your friendship and thank you for

your service. to all of the americans who are here, i know it's never easy serving far away from home. although i must say if you have to be away from home this is not a bad place to be. even in a place as beautiful as this, you're missing holidays and birthdays and family reunions but each and every day you stand up for our country. you do it with honor and you do it with courage and you do it with commitment. so on behalf of a grateful nation let me just say that we're proud of you. we honor you. we thank you for your service and we thank your inspiring

families for all you do so that you can do your jobs. at a time when some times the world feels uncertain some times people ask me how do you stay so calm. what i tell them is as tough as the challenges are, as serious as the threats that we face, the one thing that i have learned during the time that i have had the privilege to be the president of the united states is that the american people are good and they are decent. we have the finest fighting force the world has ever known. we have great partners around the world and i am absolutely confident the people of good will will ultimately overcome those forces that seek to devied

a -- divide and destroy us. >> it is on a spanish navy base. from there he heads back to washington cutting short his foreign trip because of the tragic events in dallas. we learn much more about the events in dallas, particularly those of micah johnson, the veteran who wanted to target why police offic white police officers. allegedly johnson practiced military-style drills in preparation for his ambush on thursday night. we are live with the latest on what is very much an ongoing investigation and a growing memorial, rick. >> reporter: this is a guy who spent six years in the army

reserve and abbreviated tour in afghanistan. he was already familiar with weapons and had been combat trained by the u.s. military. micah johnson sup p -- supplemented that by visits to a gym in self-defense. neighbors saw him practicing military-style in his backyard. afound a journal of shoot and move listing different was of firing on targets and getting to another spot quickly. it is behavior very similar to the assault carried out on thursday night. johnson was likely wounded during that shoot out. it appears he left plemessages.

they are still trying to decipher and ask how many cops he had shot. >> the evidence response team is processing that extensive crime scene and recreating the sequence of events of every shot fired. it is receiving what is called a credible threat. the parking garage was sealed off after a suspicious person was reported inside the structure which is only supposed to be used by department employees. the search lasted nearly two hours but turned up no one. no one was found inside that garage. back here the memorial continues to grow with messages of love and respect for those killed and

wounded on thursday night. we can report that all three of the da.a.r.t. officers have bee released from the suspect. >> hopefully we'll get more in a press conference a lit it later this hour. we plan to bring that live as that happens. thank you, rick. anti-police protests across the country have been anything but peaceful over the weekend. five officers suffered injuries after demonstrators hurled rocks and fire crackers as well as bottles at police. aufr officers used smoke bombs to clear protesters who tried to shut down interstate 94. several dozen arrests were made. tensions remained high in baton rouge, louisiana. more than a hundred others were

arrested where police shot alton sterling and they marched down to a local precinct. it was one of many protests nationwide to protest the killing of black men in louisiana and minnesota. crowds marched in philadelphia shouting slogans in chicago. about 200 black lives matter disrumtdi disrupted the taste of chicago. in atlanta multiple arrests were made as marchers called for reforms in american policing. >> in recent years the department of justice launched investigations into police fatally shooting civilians. many were blasted out in the public. public opinion and d.o.j. investigations can reach different conclusions. is there something that needs to change? george was the acting attorney

general that handled investigations and is now a partner. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for being here. >> i wanted to ask you, the d.o.j. is monitoring the shooting death of philando castile but we know they are launching a civil rights into another shooting in baton rouge, the shooting death of alton sterling. the you explain to me the difference in those two investigations? >> the basic difference is in one the department of justice will standby to assist, will monitor the developments and reserve the option of stepping in to conduct their own investigation. on the other on the basis of information they have so far they decided to step in and make it an independent federal investigation which may be the only investigation or may be

parallel to a local. >> how much will the public learn in both of these instances? >> i think what we have seen in the past is that whether it's a federal investigation or local investigation, at the end of the day the public becomes pretty well informed about what the results of those investigations are. i think the important thing is for everybody, the public, political figures to withhold judgments until those facts are in. >> that's what i was going to ask you. >> we have seen the way things appear may not be how they turn out when the full record is made. >> and it will help the public to learn exactly what happened. theood of charges is impossible to predict, right? >> that's correct, for sure. >> and then we have heard one of the governors mention there would be the d.o.j. involvement.

we heard the president comment and mentioned these two cases specifically. does it have any impact on the d.o.j. investigation? >> i hope not. the investigation ought to be a search for truth by the gathering of facts. it shouldn't make a difference whether any political figure thinks it is a good idea or not a good idea. i think the other thing that's important to keep in mind isn't just what you just reported about the demonstrations and so forth. what are police doing out there when some of these incidents occur? they are out there protecting people's civil rights. it is allows people to protest, allowing people to drive down the highway, other people interfering. the police really are the front line of our protection, of civil rights. i think we forget that too often as we isolate in on relatively

bad conduct. >> and to expand on that, when you see -- and from your experience of working in the doj how do these help other hinder or impact what these men and women do every day? >> in investigations that are conducted fairly and send a message to law enforcement office officers, we are also going to deal with circumstances that arrive unfortunately from time to time. officers may get outside the law. some times it's a mistake. some times it's a bad judgment, some times it's bad conduct. >> all right. we appreciate you coming on and talking to us about this. any time line how long -- if you could give an educated guess on how long before we see and also learn more circumstances surrounding incidents. >> that's right. oftentimes we see a little bit of a video snippet.

when we get all of the facts in six, seven, eight or nine months things can look very different. >> we have had that in a couple of incidents over the past couple of years. thanks for being here. >> thank you. let's get the latest on the activists who have camped outside of the governor's mansion in st. paul. that's where we find matt finn. >> reporter: hi. it is day five in front of the governor's mansion. there are about a dozen protesters out here expressing why they are upset. it was a much different scene last night into the early morning hours of today. hundreds of protesters stormed interstate 94 and shut it down in both directions. it created a traffic nightmare in the area. around sunset protesters stormed the freeway and for hours police stood by and allowed them to demonstrate and chant and then things turned ugly as protesters

threw bottles, commercial grade fireworks at offers. one officer had a bottle thrown at his face. they made over 100 arrests for riot and public nuisance. it started in downtown minneapolis but things got progressively worse. it is because of the incident on wednesday when a minnesota police officer shot and killed philando castile. many people saying it was a racial profile and racially motivated killing. we have spoken to the officer of that attorney who tems fox that the officer pulled the trigger and killed castile because he saw a visible gun on his lap in the car and castile did not respond to do not move orders. back to you elizabeth. >> thank you. we certainly hope everyone stays

safe and peaceful. thank you so much. in baton rouge, louisiana where there is already tension over the killing of a black man by a white police officer, police investigating one of their own reportedly showing his weapon to protesters and allegedly there is a picture of it. we are live in baton rouge. protests continue in that town as well. hi jonathan. >> hi. right now i'm standing in the parking lot of the convenience store where sterling was shot during the early predawn hours of tuesday. ever since then it has been the scene of pretty much nonstop rallies and vigils. in recent days many protesters have been fanning out to other parts of the community, in particular an area in front of baton rouge police headquarters. this was the scene from last

night. by and large the protesters remain peaceful however there is a fraction of protesters looking for a more direct confrontation with officers, so they disobey orders not to venture into airline highway and will attempt to shut down traffic. that's when officers come out in full riot gear and make arrests. there were numerous arrests last night including the arrest of mckessin who also ran for mayor of baltimore. the protests continue today. in fact in late afternoon demonstrators planning on marching from a low dcal church town. we'll keep you updated on what unfolds there. back to you. >> hopes more violence doesn't break out. here in washington congress reconvenes tomorrow.

democrats will continue their cries for more gun control in light of the dallas shootings. let's bring in will from the great state of texas. it is a former c.i.a. is this the right conversation to be having in the 48 hours after the dallas shootings, for the president to say this is proof we need more gun control? >> it's not. unfortunately a lot of times when things happen like this everyone retreats to their corners and bring out talking points. the reality is we have to work together. we have to stop talking past one oochlt i think washington act chul actually has an opportunity to lead here by finding out what is the problem and then you start talking about solutions. >> you know, if you listen to the president it is pretty interesting. in one way he praised dallas in the way police have conducted

themselves with the community and praised them that crime is at a significant low. he failed to mention texas is one of the few states that allows open carry. how does the president square that rhetoric when he heads to your state in a few days? >> i think we'll find out in a few days. when we look at violent crime it decreased significantly over the last 15 years. here is what we need to tell people. if you're trying to sell fear and terror to divide america you will not win. we need to use the examples that these police officers are a rallying cry for us to work together. these are men that put themselves in harm's way protecting people that were protesting law enforcement. >> and these five died protesting the very people who

they are and at the same time there were hundred ofs of other who ran towards the sound of gunfire. as we keep the picture of those five brave officers on the screen, important to know that yesterday during the president's speech he didn't say any one of the five names. he did say the names of the names und names of louisiana and minnesota. >> i think when the president goes down to dallas hopefully he'll correct thatter ro that e. >> you think it was an error? >> i think so. we have to remember not everybody protesting are the ones throwing rocks and pro je t tiles and not everyone is doing what they shouldn't be doing.

>> majority are the opposite. >> absolutely, on both sides of the argument. >> more on that later with some of our political guests. stick around. he will be with us. coming up we'll talk about the fallout after the fbi recommended an indictment of dlin ton over her home e-mail s server. james comey testified about it all day on thursday before obviously the shootings in dallas. he faced questions from congressmaner herd. >> it seems to a lot of us that the average joe, the average american tharks if they had done what you laid out in your statement that they would be in handcuffs. all right. coming up, the clock is ticking down. the gop and democratic

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well, the house oversite committee grilled comey for more than four hours about his recommendation not to prosecute hillary clinton. some of the most powerful questions came from a former under cover c.i.a. officer, will herd, who is back with us. appreciate you sticking around with us. let's start at the very basic point here. for people who use to be in your profession or are still in your profession, classified information isn't just talking points on capitol hill, it is life or death. >> it is life of death. the people providing secrets to us, it is our job to protect their identities. when you look at some of the e-mails that secretary clinton had, some of it was top secret

information. that is information that comes from human intelligence, some of our most important information that we provide. to me the want and disregard of protecting this information could ultimately put people's lives at risk. this is something, you don't want to create a culture of classified information. >> it also means if some c.i.a. is meeting with a case officer, it's not unreason to believe go hey, is my name going to be protected or to be on some server in the basement? >> i wouldn't be shocked if there was that type of questioning happening a all over the world. the number one job is to protect the identity of the people that are giving us information that helps us, you know, improve our

national security posture. having a culture like this sends a message to people that it's okay to mishandle some of our most important secrets. >> and we heard a lot of things from director comey. what did you think was the most damming thing he said about secretary clinton's practices? >> that it was probably breached by hostile to the united states and that people she was corresponding with, that their information was breached. the reason he couldn't say definitively that it was is because of the that were used didn't follow basic practices. >> and they tried to wipe the server as well. who knows how much was recovered. the president was sort of asked about this. i said sort of because the reporter backed down during a

press conference yesterday. take a listen. >> you have been scrupulous about saying you would not comment ton the justice department investigation. the investigation is now closed and i hope that i could ask you about some of the comments comey said a few days ago. >> you may, mark, but i want to make sure you're not wasting your question. i will continue to be scrupulous about not commenting on it. i think comey could not have been more exhaustive. >> and the reporter went onto ask a different question. >> and it brings up all sorts of questions including if director comey was exhaustive does the president agree with the findings? >> i agree with you. here is what's shocking. the defense that they are using is that former secretary of state clinton did not know the difference between unclassified this is a person that went to a

top liberal arts school. she went to yale law school. she was the first lady, which is like being a -- >> and a lot of people say you can be the be as smart as the clintons and as stupid as they say they are. thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> elizabeth. all right. we have a fox news alert. we learned definitively president obama will travel to dallas on tuesday. you can see this is a live picture right now. he is meeting with service members. he just spoke with a crowd in spain. the president was actually supposed to come back tomorrow. his trip was cut short. we should expect him back in the states this evening. we'll bring you the latest. that is the president heading back to the wlouchlts still ahead, we know the two

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daifrd, i wa david, i want to pose this question to you. donald trump would be 77 years old. hillary clinton would be 69 years old, making her the second oldest aside from ronald reagan. how important is it that the president makes an important v.p. choice. >> ultimately we are finding out how a presidential candidate views governing. it is the decision both nominees will make and give incite to voters into thinking about governing. secondly, we need to make sure it is a pick that is qualified and ready to take over to the extent you can. >> and i want you to respond to that and also in a year where we have two candidates with very high unfavorability ratings.

>> and look at that. 75 unfavorable for donald trump. this is a little different. these guys are very well defined. the public understands them. i'm not sure how important it becomes but it will define if donald trump takes gingrich he has an attack dog. it might encourage him. >> so let's start with your picks. david, i want to start with your expertise. who do you predict would be the best vice presidential pick? >> dick cheney, sarah palin and b -- >> totally different than what we have on our screen. none of them were talked about the days, let alone, the short list is really only donald

trump. that says there is one that made sense and two that i'm hearing a lot about. one is jeff sessions. it makes sense that he was the first to endorse donald trump. it is his plan that he must get immigration passed. she a serious conservative. the other two i'm hearing a lot about, mike pence's team feels very good about the meetings trump and pence have had. this week is the deadline where pence has to decide whether he will be governor or if he will be governor or if he will pass because he has been selected v.p. don't discount ben carson. trump and carson have a close relationship. he counts on ben carson. he listens on ben carson. keep an eye on ben carson. >> do you agree or do you have a

different list? >> i think donald trump thinks with his gut more than he does with his head. newt gingrich and him have a lot in common. they are very close and they have known each other far long time. if it's not him the other person she very close with is michael flynn. he has got the credentials for it. those who i think are where trump is leaning. >> i want to stick with you. we don't have much left but i want to get your hillary clinton picks and we'll end with david. >> i think tom is probably her best pick. her pick will determine on whether she goes we with e lit beth warren or tom vilsack.

>> you have to think about the senator from ohio, brown. it has really pushed the liberal agenda. if clinton thinks she needs to go outside the box and electrify she may look at a young up and coming rising person. reed could make her short list. >> and we will see if that is the case. thank you for joining us. we very much appreciate it. >> thanks. >> leland. coming up, dallas police honor and mourn the loss of their fallen officers the president talks about how police treat minorities. is it too soon? does the rhetoric put those he must protect in harm's way? we'll find oufrmt

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enforcement and law and order make everyone else safe. she joins us from california. we appreciate it. tha >> thank you. appreciate it. >> 1,400 nonfatal shootings. you can surmise it effects authorities. there are two questions to ask, one, where are the police to stop this and two, where are the black lives matter protesters protesting the taking of so many black lives? >> and add another one cops shootings, .4% of shootings this year. the idea that it is the big threat to black lives is a dangerous lie. cops have backed off of policing in chicago by 90%. they are not doing pedestrian stops under the hatred they are getting in the streets and also the rhetoric from the media and

white house that says they are raci racist. as a result hundreds of black lives are being taken to not a peep of protest from black lives matter activists. >> i think i know the answer to this question but do you think that the administration has some blame for this in terms of the way they are talking about police and in the way they are not talking about the situation in chicago and baltimore and other cities who have similarly skyrocketing crime statistics? >> i think unfortunately president obama is to blame, leland. you can look at his speech before the dallas assassination. he engaged in a set of lies, none of which are justified when you take black crime rates into account. that type of relentless critique adds to the type of hostility that officers are experiencing

now in inner city areas. it dethreatens the basis of law >> the issue of rush to judgment is an important one. we saw the president come out and talk about the death of michael brown when the hands up, don't shoot narrative had some type of credibility. by heard him come out and talk about freddie gray. in both of those cases they are in the process of being cleared. there has not been one conviction and we have not heard one peep saying maybe we got it wrong. it is not maybe what message does it send to the communities but what message does it send to police officers? >> on friday i was talking with a police trainer who was engaging with about 50 officers. he said they were going out of their minds at the rush to the assumption that what was

involved was racism without one bit of evidence. these types of assaults act as a punch in the gut. an officer told me the job is basically undoable now and it will get more undoable and officers are going to back off further and the crime increase we saw in 2015 which was as high in 90% in cities with black populations will keep ongoing. >> we are already seeing that in baltimore as well. so many people wanting to become police officers in baltimore. murders are way up and the number of police officers down 6.1%. heather, we appreciate you being here. come back as this story develops. we know it well. >> thank you, ma'am. >> thank you. after the break we'll be remembering the five officers who were murdered by a sniper as they protected and served their community. thousands across the country are mourning the senseless killings and they are praying for peace. i work 'round the clock.

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as funeral arrangements for the dallas police officers are planned, we learn more about the lives and the legacies of those heroes left behind. we learn more about their very diverse back grounds. >> they were husbands, sons, fathers. the former marine fell in love on the job, during his seven years as an officer with the dallas air rapid transit authority. friends say 48-year-old lorne ahrens. he was 6'5" and weighed 300 pounds. but he reportedly had a big heart. the day before he was killed he bought a homeless man dinner and introduced him to the other

officers. he was never very far from his wife who was a detective at the dallas police department as well and had her death close to his. michael smith's positive attitude affected everyone around them. 32-year-old patrick samarripa. he reportedly said, no, i want to stay here, i like the action. 40-year-old michael krol's lifelong dream was being a dallas police officer. and he moved to dallas for that very reason. he texted his girlfriend just before the shooting saying

everything was going smoothly. go fund me pages have been set up for all of the officers families for life going forward. >> nobody called out sick on friday, everybody was there, really trying to remember these men who sacrificed their lives. >> it's a family there and every one of them feels it. >> at times like this it's so easy for us in the news media to rush for information about the shooter and his motives and those things, they're heroes not for the way they died, but the way they lived their lives and in this case, the fallen dallas police officers were heroes in the way day died also. it was pretty unusual and spectacular heroism.

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the dallas hospital that cared for the wounded police officers in dallas is about to hold a news conference. we're going to go there live as soon as it begins. and also from dallas today, this sunday, a racially diverse congregation holding sunday services in a parking lot across from their church.

because everything on their site of the street is still under lockdown from that shooting. plus, donald trump is eight days away from the start of the gop convention in cleveland, and hillary clinton following a week after that in philadelphia. we're going to check in with both campaigns. and good sunday to you, thanks for staying with us for hour two. >> welcome to america's election headquarters from washington. president obama will be traveling to dallas on tuesday and will address an interfaith memorial service there. all this as investigators find out more about micah johnson, the army veteran who said he wanted to kill white police officers and succeeded in killing five of them. johnson allegedly practic