>> i also want the thank mya who we lost. we had a connection with her in baton rouge. that is "the last word." disney's "frozen? >> 43 americans in the first look starts right now. >> good morning, everybody, thanks for joining us today. breaking news overnight, another fatal officer involved shooting. this one happened last night near minneapolis. authorities say police were conducting a traffic stop when an officer fired one shot at the man driving the vehicle.

a woman who was in the car streamed video on social immediately. the video is graphic and it is disturbing. >> stay with me. we got pulled over for a busted taillight in the back. the police, he is covered. he killed my boyfriend. he's licensed. he's licensed to carry. he was trying to get out his i.d. and his wallet out his pocket and he let the officer know that he was -- he had a firearm and he was reaching for a wallet and the officer just shot him in the arm. >> no worries. i will, sir. he just shot his arm off. we got pulled over. >> i told him not to reach for it. i told him to get his hand up. >> you told him to get his i.d., sir. 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. >> keep your hands where they are, please. >> yes, i will, sir. i'll keep my hands where they are. please don't tell me this, lord. please, jesus don't tell me he's gone. >> officers performed cpr after the shooting. the man was later pronounced dead. the interim chief for the st. anthony police department spoke about the shooting. >> during the stop, shots were fired. one adult male was taken to the hospital. we have been informed that this individual is deceased. no one else was injured and the bca has been called in to investigate this officer-involved shooting. a handgun was recovered from the scene. the bca will be providing additional information as their investigation progresses. >> the man has been identified as 32-year-old filando castile.

now to the latest in the deading police shooting in louisiana. the u.s. justice department will lead a civil rights investigation into the death of 37-year-old alton sterling. he was shot at a baton rouge convenience store. several hundred people gathered outside the store where sterling was killed. in philadelphia, a dozen was arrested after they blocked an interstate entrance, some lying on the pavement. there are two angles of the shooting in circulation. the store's owner says he believes alton sterling was murdered. gabe gutierrez has the disturbing images. >> reporter: in the newly released cell phone video, a closer look at the final moments of alton sterling's life. baton rouge police say early tuesday morning a 911 caller said someone matching sterling's description threatened him with

a gun outside a convenience store. >> he pulled the gun on the complainer and told him he -- >> reporter: they say when two officers confronted sterling. they tackled and wrestling steriling to the ground. seconds later, gunshots. this other cell phone video was shot by the store's owner, at one point an officer yells he's got a gun. >> was he acting aggressive in any way towards these officers. >> he just wanted to know what was going on. why are they coming to arrest him? >> announcer: this than said sterling had sold cds outside for years and recently started carrying a gun for protection. these up close stills an officer pulls an unidentified object from his pocket. it's not clear what happened before the cameras started recording. sterling's death quickly spread through social media and prompted peaceful protests. >> the individuals involved in

his murder took away a man with children. >> reporter: quinyetta mcmillon is the mother of steriling's 15-year-old son. >> i for one would not arrest and would not allow y'all to sweep him in the dirt. >> reporter: less than 36 hours after the incident, the governor announced the department of justice's civil rights division would lead the investigation. fbi director james comey facing intense political scrutiny on capitol hill today. he will testify before the house oversight committee on the fbi's recommendation not to prosecute hillary clinton. in a statement, committee chairman jason cha fets says it's surprising and confusing. secretary clinton violated the law. congress and the american people have a right to understand the depth and breadth of the fbi

investigation. i thank comey to publicly answer these important questions. now, the clinton campaign has responded saying in part house republicans are launching yet another tax-payer fund sham of an inquiry to try to hurt hillary clinton. for weeks they said they trusted comey. this comes as the d.o.j. says it is accepting the fbi's recommendation to not bring charges against clinton and staff. the clinton campaign welcomed that news with spokesman ryan fallon tweeting, with the ag accepting directory's recommendation -- >> newt gingrich introduced donald trump at a rally in cincinnati and trump praised the former speaker of the house. >> newt has been my friend for a long time. and i'm not saying anything and i'm not telling even newt

anything, but i can tell you in one form or another newt gingrich is going to be involved with our government. that i can tell you. >> trump is saying there are about ten people on his vp list including two military generals. two top candidates are saying they're not interested. one day after an awkward bob corker has withdrawn his name saying he is best suited for other kinds of public service. and speaking with kelly o'donnell, the senator offered up his own recommendation for the job. >> his best running mate would be ivanka. i don't know that i've met a more composed, brilliant, beautiful in every way person. >> iowa senator joni ernst has taken herself out of the running saying she is focussing on iowa. trump continues to fight the

backlash relating to his retweet that some show anti-semitic, last night he tweeted that the disney smash hit should face scrutiny saying, quote, where is the outrage for this disney book. is this the star of david? many tweeted back telling trump to "let it go" trump went deeper and said do you want to build a strawman? clinton was in atlantic city. clinton jabbed at the governor. >> and if your governor would start doing his job instead of -- instead of following donald trump around, holding his coat, maybe we could really get new jersey's economy moving again. donald trump, he walked away with millions.

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state comparison. no pro trump money has been spent in north carolina, iowa or new hampshire. team clinton is also outspending team trump in the battleground states just under 43 million to 900,000 and some change. former candidate and senator marco rubio says le not attend the republican national convention later this month. a spokeswoman tells the tampa bay times rubio will miss out. trump is preferable to clinton, he disagrees with trump on many issues and some of trump's statements he finds, quote, unacceptable. on the democratic side, bernie sanders still has yet to endorse clinton and the frustration on capitol hill seems to be mounting. politico reports that sanders was booed by house democrats at a closed door meeting last night. >> did you get booed? >> i think that there were a few people who were booing. i think most of the people were

sympathetic. and what i say to those people who booed. you can boo me all you want. >> an endorsement may come soon, possibly next week. >> you're not denying reports that there's talks of a possible endorsement. >> that's correct. >> there you have it. let's go now to jonathan allen, he is the head of community and content for side wire, columnist for role call. good morning, jonathan. good to see you. >> good morning. good to see you. >> the trump and clinton back and forth has now even included disney's "frozen." has this become comical and starting to lose public interest or is it actually helping trump? >> i'm not sure that it's really helping or hurting anybody a whole lot. i think the original trump meme that involved a six-sided star and cash behind hillary clinton was probably a little bit harmful for him at the margins with jewish republicans, but i

think at this point tweeting each other, trolling each other maybe it's time for them to "let it go". >> that's what a lot of people have been saying, let it go. i won't sing it for you, though. the fbi director is testifying before the house today on the decision not to prosecute clinton over her e-mails. could his statements, though, do more harm than good to clinton's campaign? >> i think his statements could do more harm than good for her. in fact, i think if house republicans were smart, they would basically just get him to repeat what he said in his statement the other day. the problem for them so far is that they've been attacking this guy who has been of sort of a para gone of bipartisan integrity for years and years in washington. if they make him look bad, they will look bad, it will backfire. they let him just tell the story of what he found, the evidence that he found and what he believed about hillary clinton's carelessness, i think it's terrible for her. >> that might speak for itself is what you're saying.

okay, trump, let's talk about his vp list. sounds like two candidates dropped out and it's dwindling. will trump have a hard time finding a running mate that appeals to the general pollation? >> sounds like he is having a worthy running mate and somebody who is willing to run with him. >> that's a good point. jonathan, thanks so much for joining us today. we do appreciate it. >> take care. see you soon. we have new details on a massive sexual harassment lawsuit rocking a powerful cable news channel. plus, life imitates art as a chip star becomes an officer in real life. 22 minutes past the hour. it's a beautiful daybreaks over washington, d.c. look at this live picture. you're watching "first look." covergirl has big news for lashes!

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a former fox news anchor is suing the channel's power fl ceo alleging sexual harassment. gretchen carlson accuses him of firing her for refusing his sexual advances. cynthia mcfadden has details. >> gretchen carlson worked at fox news for over decades until last month that is when she says roger ales the chairman of the company fired her. fox news says she wasn't fired. her contract was not renewed. she came back swinging. accusing ales one of the most powerful men in media of a litany of borish and harassing behavior. he ultimately fired her for failing to engage in a sexual relationship with him. quoting him as saying, i think you and i should have had a sexual relationship a long time

ago. adding that sometimes problems are easier to solve that way. carlson was crowned miss america in 1989, a stanford university graduate, she claims her troubles began in 2009 while working as co-anchor of "fox and friends." she was often -- >> why is it that you talk so much gretchen? >> because i can. >> that kind of banter did not bother carlson. rather it was the show's other anchor steve duesy who she claims treated her in such a sexist and condescending ways she complained to ales who called her a male hater. he gave her her own afternoon show. >> a big thanks to our boss here roger ales for believing in me and giving me this opportunity. >> she says she hat the highest rated cable news program in her time slot, why was she taken off the air if not for reporting

sexual harassment to the ceo and by the ceo? >> carlson's lawyers say they've already been contacted by numerous former fox employees who want to discuss how women are treated at the network. last night roger ailes says this is a retaliatory suit for the network's decision not to renew her contract was due to the fact that her disappointingly low ratings were dragging down the afternoon lineup. finally this, eric ka stra da is now a real life cop. ♪ >> all units, switch to tab 2. >> you remember that, right? >> love it. >> he was sworn in as a reserve officer in idaho last weekend. he seemed confident at his new position at his swearing in ceremony. >> i woke up this morning, combed my hair, blew it out, i'm ready to go. >> suit fits him well, right? >> not just that, he is in

shape. >> he looks exactly the same. >> he could be a cop. if that person pulled you over -- >> he is. he played one in television, now he is one in real life. this is "first look" on msnbc. don't forget to like us on facebook. "way too early" starts now. ♪ get out of here. >> that's the most persistent fly i've ever seen. >> nice. ♪ >> the democrats -- oh, there was a mosquito. i don't want mosquitos around me. i don't like mosquitos. i don't like those mosquitos. i never did. okay. speaking of mosquitos, hello, hillary, how are you doing? >> a history of distractions. did donald trump miss another opportunity last night to fully capitalize on hillary clinton's

e-mail scandal? and hostile crowd, in just a few hours fbi director james comey will meet republicans on the hill who have plenty of questions for him. and breaking this morning, another deadly police-involved shooting this time in minnesota. a driver shot and killed and his girlfriend streamed the aftermath online as anger mounts across this country. it's 5:30 here on the east coast, 2:30 out west. this is "way too early "". ♪ ♪ hey there, everyone. good morning. it's thursday july 7th, i'm alex witt. we'll get to the fast-moving police shooting case in baton rouge. but first to the latest incident of deadly force, this one from minnesota last night. a man was shot and killed by an officer during a traffic stop in