casteel was shot by police after being pulled over. his girlfriend and daughter were in the car with him at the time and his girlfriend recorded video on her cell phone on the entire incident including the aftermath showing him slumped over and covered in blood. governor mark dayton said he didn't think this, >> the video that was taken, no one should be put in their car. and very different kind of response. i am heartbroken for minnesota. >> protests spring up across the country from dallas to new york city, los angeles, chicago, atlanta, seattle, and washington dc. president obama weighed in on the shooting and said this is an issue the entire country should be concerned about. >> this is not just a black issue, not just a hispanic issue, this is an american issue. we should all care about it. all fair-minded people should be concerned. >> president obama is in meeting with european leaders and he has been briefed on the shootings in dallas and will be updated to get more information and awaiting possible remarks from the president o

this comes one week after the police officer shot and killed the manager casteel and his fiancie took facebook life. facebook life is a powerful tool, but these incidents raise questions about what is shared on facebook life. let's send it over to ted for more. >> every thursday we sit down with common sense media to discuss the role media plays in our family life. today we are joined by caroline moore and parenting editor amanda shepherd to provide additional perspective on social media. she is the social media manager for ellipsis public relations. let's start with the images that we saw today out of her fault. these are guys -- out of norfolk. these are guys just sitting in a car. his friends on facebook are theoretically watching it. maybe someone younger is watching it. how do you monitor my video? you can't. >> right, we are living an unsettling times. at common sense media we are calling this pocket violence. this is really citizen journalism and it is a whole new world out there. with parents, i would say it is a good opportunity to talk about media criticism with your kids. w

and in minnesota the medical examiner has ruled casteel's death a homicide.r shot him during a traffic shot on thursday. kas tooel's girlfriend said t@0 officer shot castile and she was reaching for his id and they had just told that officer that castile had a gun and a permit to carry. >>> protests over the shootings continued across the country today and tonight. the largest one in atlanta where thousands 0 people marched peacefully downtown, brought traffic to a downstill. there was also another peaceful rally here in d.c. that they condemn what happened in dallas. they mourn over the lives of the five officers but they say they will not allow it to overshadow the recent police-involved shooting. >> no justice, no peace! >> save my life! >> what do we want? justice. >> there's too much violence going on, too much senseless killer. >> this man worries about his granddaughterer. what's going through your mind? >> that someone might kill her one day because she's black. >> hundreds protest the two separate police-involved shooting deaths. >> very fortunate th

it followed the shooting death of often sterling and for mondo casteel. tensionsing racial perley the breaking point for killed fiveshot and officers in dallas. jummy: micah johnson use his military training to kill the officers at a peaceful black matter protest. they found bomb making materials in his house. tomorrow president obama will work to come tensions when he for a memorial service. vice president biden and former president george w. bush are also expected to attend. larry: thousands continue to make their voices heard following last week's shootings. two groups rallying for peace and change in d.c.. many say that it is their duty changet for freedom and following the shooting deaths of alton sterling and philando castille. quite how to we get to a place of peas were we don't see these incidents occurring anymore in our country? >> i truly believe we have an issue in america that is much deeper than what we are seeing. two hours after the speakers and musical performances, the crowd marched two miles to the white house. natasha mckenna died last

josh earnest told reporters the president called to the families of alton sterling and for lando casteel-- philando castile. he also consider the five officers' deaths in dallas a racially motivated hate crime. bernie sanders today, formally endorsed hillary clinton for president. he made the announcement in fort smith, new hampshire. >> she will be the democratic nominee for president. and i intend to do everything i can to make certain she will be the next president of the united states. donald trump's senior policy adviser criticized sanders saying the candidate who ran against special interests, is endorsing a candidate who embodies it. -- ash carter is meeting with afghan officials. he says the u.s. will continue to train and advise the country's forces. european finance ministers have a message from britain's next prime minister, speed up your exit from the european union. in economic affairs commissioner says the uk's conservative party may toing to get theresa take over. that should speed up the brag the process. news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and anal

shooting comes to weeks after the controversial deaths of alton strolling in baton rouge and fernando casteelin minnesota.>>> a police officer predicted the shooting in baton rouge two years ago as sheriff clark blamed the black lives movement calling the group purveyors of hate. this came during a high- spirited interview sunday with don lemon, host of cnn tonight. >> my message has been clear since day one. this anti-cop sentiment from this hateful ideology called black lives matter, has fueled the rage against the american police officer. i predicted this two years ago. i want to know. >> did you know that this was because of that? >> yes idea. i've been watching this for two years. i predicted this. >> sheriff clark spoke of the republican national convention. >> law enforcement agencies are feeling the effects of the violence in baton rouge and dallas. we decided to ride along today with an officer. the violence against officers nationwide is changing the way all officers do their job it is prompting citizens to speak up and show their support. >> in the morning. i wake up and i kiss my

they protested against the shooting of the landrieu casteel and when officers tried to clear the area they were throwing big -- bricks, rocks, and a molotov cocktail, 52 people were arrested in 46 protesters are facing riot charges. >>> blocking traffic is attacked the protesters use across the country, and this is included in san francisco and oakland. this was the scene on interstate this is included in san francisco and oakland. this was the scene on interstate 880 protesters brought traffic to a stop in both directions near the broadway exit, lee martinez looks at the protest strategy of stopping commuter traffic and whether it is effective.>>reporter: for years protesters have taken to the streets but at times instead of marching through they have stopped on intersections, highways and bridges. recent black lives matters protests stopped traffic on the bay bridge and i-80. >> you don't get to continue with activities is normal when you have often sterling and oscar grant and eric boyd and i could go on and on, never getting to do anything again and there is not a moral outrage. >

alton stirling and fernando casteel were the latest in a long list of casualties. what seems like an out like -- all out war on our communities. we could call the names of so many from trayvon martin, eric garner, mike brown, felicia anderson, so many did. so many loved ones whose lives have been cut short too early and we had to grapple with the collective trauma of it all to see over and over again this public ritual of black grief and then we find ourselves having to convince many of our fellow white americans of the truth of our anguish and the depth of our sorrow. many blame those who no longer have a voice because they are dead and buried in the ground, they want to blame them for their own demise, talk of black on black crime. didn't rudy giuliani say something like that? talk about the need for respect for the police, a general culture of poverty all serve as distraction from what is really being said, that these black people deserve to die. it is exhausting. it is an raging. i think we have had enough. i say this as we cry for senseless murders of police o

> do you agree secretary johnson with what governor dayton in minnesota had said that if flan doe casteel had been white he'd be alive today? . i want to resist labels lake that that may be premature. i think we ought to let the investigation play itself out. there ought to be something that's fairly swift, transparent and if necessary accountability. >> commissioner bratton. i want to say something that former mayor rudy giuliani said about the black lives matter movement and get your reaction on the other side. >> i think the reason there is a target on police officers backs is because of groups like black lives matter. that make it seem like all police are against blacks. they are not. they are the ones saving black lives. black lives matter is not saving any black lives. it is the police officers who are doing it. >> i want you both to tackle this question. rudy giuliani is a well-respected voice on the right. black lives matter has become an important voice to many african americans in this country. and is there any way of bridging that divide and that view? obviously mayor giuliani

friends have identified him as casteel, a 32-year-old cafeteria supervisor at a local school in minnesotathat video has already been viewed more than a million times online and has prompted a small protest outside the governor's mansion in minneapolis. the st. anthony police department has put that officer on administrative leave which is standard protocol and has requested the minnesota bureau of criminal apprehension investigate this officer involved shooting. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you very much. >>> an hours' long standoff is over this morning in san francisco. a subject finally subdued using nonlethal force. a credit some say to reforms incity tuted by the embattled sfpd. looking at photos of the gun and ammunition police confiscated from that suspect. authorities say the suspect refused to show officers his hands, forcing them to knock him down using a bean bag gun and flash bangs. a far different outcome than some previous incidents involving san francisco police officers. police say the suspect who has not been identified was eventually taken to a hospital w

for being here and i will turn it over to keith ellison who represents the mother of the land rover casteel who we also the images yesterday and i will let him take it from there. >> thank you for calling us together. # tray von martin, # mike brown, # to mere rice, # livingston, # 's andrew bland, eric garner, now # alton stirling and castille. the reason we are before you right now is because all of us know that we could be a #. we do not want our children to be hashtag's because they were murdered by the police are killed by the police, or anyone. this is a national crisis. every time we look up there is some african-american person and i think it is important to men remember that it's mostly men but it it is women two that are being killed by the police. and now and now, more and more video. we have got to call for this nation to step up and make sure every citizen enjoys the full protection of the law. now, you might think well you know people getting in trouble, what were they doing that would draw them into a negative relationship with the please. i can tell you that philando castile

last night fillanda casteel shot dead. the video is graphic. mike is live in saint paul. mike?nesota governor mark dayton says this police-involved shooting forces us to accept the reality that racism exists. and he believes that fillandro cass companies stile would not have been killed if he was white. weighs pulled over for broken taillight according to fiancee diamond reynolds. he had a weapon and permit for it. when he reached for license and registration, the unnamed officer opened fire. >> as he is reaching for his back pocket wallet, he let the officer know, officer, i have a firearm on me. i begin to yell, but he is licensed to carry. after that he began to take off shots, people boom boom boom. >> and the only explanation for why comes from that officer caught off camera on the facebook live streaming. i told him not to reach for it i told him to get his hand off. >> you told him to get his i.d., sir. his drivers license. >> the local bureau of criminal investigation criminal apprehension started an investigation. governor dayton asked the federal department of justice

>>reporter: casteel, covered in blood, dying next to her. >> please tell me you didn't do this to himhot four bullets into him, sir. >>reporter: the officer captured in the video, his gun still drawn and pointed at castile. >> i told him not to reach for it i told him to get his hands of. >> you told him to get his driver's license. >>reporter: reynolds four -year-old daughter in the backseat as it all unfolded. >> please don't tell me my boyfriend just went like that. >>reporter: castile died from his wounds. >> nobody should be shot and killed in minnesota for a traffic taillight. >>reporter: minnesota's governor, mark dayton, says he is shocked, calling the event appalling at all levels. >> if this was a passenger or driver or passenger were white i don't think it would have. >>reporter: reynolds speaking out. >> i did it so the world knows these police are not here to protect they are here to assassinate us they are here to kill us because we are black. >>reporter: she says police initially sent her to the wrong hospital. >> they sent me in the whole wrong direction so i never got

we are here, we are not safe. 61 seconds that started jamar clark's wife and casteel was murdered in front of his four-year-old daughter. you can hear screaming in the background trying to comfort her mother.this amendment is the beginning of what we need to start as a rebuilding of a brand-new justice system. [applause] we don't have a justice system today, we have a crime and punishment system , one that protects the profits and poverty of the wealthy and divides and controls the rest of us. it will divide you from your family, from your well, it will apprise you from your help and we will struggle and resist every moment that we can until we build the system that works for all people. >> one minute. >> vote for this amendment because there's a child what we've got to do to get right. >>. [applause] >> good afternoon. good afternoon, my name is ellie fraser, on the social justice and civil rights activist from cincinnati. in 2001 leading up to 2001, 1400 african-american men were murdered at the hands of cincinnati police officers. i was at the front line. let the record reflect th

casteel's death come on the heels of a long list of senseless killings of black men, women, childrene they been black must per us to take action. by clive's matters not a #, it's imperative. i appreciate the work that you're doing in this regard and i hope you'll keep us informed them that. i want to go to a different matter, related unfortunately, exactly one month ago today a lone gunman killed 49 people and wounded more than 50 others in 50 others in an lgbt nightclub in orlando. maths shootings are all too common in this country. in 2016 there are 229 mesh shootings defined in which at least where people are shot. nearly 300 americans are shot every day or suicide attempts, accidents and police stations. 48 of them are children and teenagers. this and teenagers. this is a distinctly american problem. more than 33,000 american people lose their lives to gun violence each year. in the united kingdom in 2011, oh 146 deaths to gun violence. denmark, 71, to gun violence. denmark, 71, portugal 142, japan just 30. the united states, 33,000. you cannot tell me, no one can tell me that th

devastating events that rocked our nation last week, tragic death of alton stirling in louisiana and casteel this moment talking about the shootings in dallas. she is before that judiciary committee to answer questions about the non-indictment of hillary clinton and, we suspect, the meeting with bill clinton at the airport in phoenix. judge andrew napolitano is with me now. maybe i am off-base here. judge napolitano: from the first few minutes of it. stuart: the fact that that meeting took place is absolutely out of bounds. judge napolitano: i have rarely seen an event involving a sitting attorney general receiving such condemnation from across the ideological and political board in the legal community. for whatever reason she met with him, whatever reason whether it is truly coincidence or plan and, we will find out in a few minutes, no matter what they talked about, hillary's legal problems or the grandchildren? the image that was given was she was compromised and needed to remove herself from all decisionmaking and she apparently did. removing herself, removes her senior staff and that le

. >> the governor of minnesota, mark dayton says the shooting of philandro casteel by an officer neverave happened if he was white. >> it happens to passengers -- i don't think it would have. i am forced to confront this kind of racism exists. liz: arthur aidalla is still here. what does that comment due to the investigation? is there a jury issue here? >> he is not the prosecutor. of a prosecutor said this, that would be much more problematic. he is the governor. he is there to lead and he thought at that point that is what he needed to say to lead his state. of course it taints people and has a negative impact on the defense here but that video is pretty damning for the defense and the defendant, so the governor made the strategic decision to say i will call it like i see it. he should not be dead. liz: you think it was a political decision? >> he is not a prosecutor but a law enforcement officer. it was a leadership decision. what he needed to say to calm everyone down, why did the police officer shoot that person? i don't think it would be the color of his skin but people with that

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