you know what, al sharpton, he did not always look like this. this is reverend al hosting what until very recently was his weekday show "politics nation." here's reverend al hosting the new sunday morning version of "politics nation." this is him in his exclusive interview with presidential candidate hillary rodham clinton. this is the reverend al you're used to seeing. this is what reverend al looks like these days. but reverend al didn't always look like this. and that is not usually a terribly relevant thing for somebody who has a big public persona like reverend al sharpton. a complaining in his look over time wouldn't necessarily be a notable thing. when you were talking about his political history. the difference is incredibly striking when you go back and look at foot and of him running for president in 2004. he ran in 2004 and that was a fascinating year. 2004 was the year that john kerry ended up getting the nomination on the democratic side. he picked another guy who had been running for president that year, john edwards to be his runni

. >> what if i told you al sharpton is no longer divisive figure?when it comes to violence involving the police, and african-americans, he wants to be a unifier? because that's -- that officer who was killed in new york, going to his funeral. in fact he is speaking at it. after this. i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me. with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable prescription medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. it should be used along with diet and exercise. trulicity is not recommended as the first medicine to treat diabetes and should not be used by people with severe stomach or intestinal problems, or people with type i

lost in the line of duty. >> reporter: apparently officer holder's sister questioned why reverend al sharpton was not at the suspect's arraignment earlier this week. sharpton released a statement saying he tried to get in touch with the family to set up a visit. he also said he hopes holder's vigil here at the police station where holder worked. the nypd wants to question these three men about a shootout that happened before officer holder was killed tuesday night. he was shot and killed on the job in east harlem tuesday night. all week long people have hon on nor honored his memory. >> he was a very good officer, respectful, quiet. >> reporter: police have arrested 30-year-old tyrone howard. they arrested him the night ot f the shooting. he has been charged in holder's death. every day more and more people are coming by to pay their respects. officer's holder's funeral will be held on wednesday in queens. >>> mayor de blasio wants bail reforms following the fatal shooting of officer holder. tyrone howard, a repeat drug offender with numerous arrests was out on bail when police say he killed

the reverend al sharpton and the widow of eric garner, paying tribute to randolph holter. >>> patricia has fizzled out, but it came ashore a powerful category 5 storm. it leaves remarkably little damage there in mexico. >> the officials assessing that damage and trying to reach some of the hardest hit areas. puerto vallarta and another major port city did avoid a direct hit. joe fryer reports now from mexico's pacific coast. >> reporter: hurricane patricia strengthened very quickly, and today the storm is weakening quickly. now a tropical depression. a sigh of relief for people up and down mexico's pacific coast. officials are now assessing the damage. washed-out roads and landslides. >> translator: i live on the southern end, and the truth is, it really destroyed a good portion of our home. and took a lot of trees. but thankfully we are all okay. >> reporter: but officials say no major catastrophic damage in well-populated areas like puerto vallarta and manz nil la. winds were blowing at 165 miles an hour. a strong category 5 storm. but not as strong as it was before hitting land when

al sharpton. officer holder's father invited al sharpton to deliver the eulogy and initially he agreed but then he backed out after police unions across the city objected. al sharpton as you know is a frequent critic of the nypd and he says he didn't want to be a side show. the detective endowment association says al sharpton made the right decision. >> the focus here is on a young police officer who came to risk his life, to make a difference, he has lost his life and that is where the focus should be. >> reporter: tyrone power, the man accused of killing him has been indicted for this crime. after the funeral today officer holder's body will be flown to will be very. that is the latest live from jamaica this morning. back to you. juliet: the city is fighting back against the judge's decision to squash the ban on styrofoam that was supposed to happen over the summer. ben: this city's appeal claims the judge improperly tossed out the sanitation department's plan in favor of an untested proposal fr

>> al sharpton is a lightning rod. he is a lightning rod to police.a stranger to the truth in a lot of these encounters with the police and citizens. and he's inflammatory. so his presence at a police funeral i think would insult tens of thousands of cops who are probably standing with their badges draped in a black sackcloth. >> wow. ron, you're a great guest. appreciate you always speaking your mind. ron hosko. >>> do you ever wonder if we had another bank meltdown, in other words, your bank, citi bank, bank of america, were on the brink, going down, all that depositor, maybe all of your cash, would we rescue it? the idea behind the financial loss now is now we don't need to. hillary clinton just said she would let one rip. and she ripped about it on stephen colbert. do you think she means that? and if she does, are you word rid about that? after this. is never easy. doing your own thing, making your own way can be pretty, well, bold. rickie fowler is redefining what it means to be a golfer. quicken loans is doing the same for mortgages. quicken loa

he wished al sharpton a happy birthday. >> did emily get that right?w. >> i can hereby report this weekend for the first time ever in the natural lifetime of al sharpton, vice president joe biden called him to wish him a happy birthday. which just might be a nice thing to do. it might also mean that vice president biden is definitely running for president and wanted to court al sharpton's support so he called him on his birthday. i don't know. >> yay. >> congratulations, very clearly correct on that one. emily, you're off to a strong start. you have to get two right to win the first prize. this is from wednesday night's show. we reported on a mysterious letter that was sent to the republican house leadership. it was sent from a long-serving member of congress. the letter was an appeal for all the new candidates for leadership in the house, including the speaker. those candidates should step down if they had committed any misdeeds that would embarrass themselves or embarrass the party. who wrote the mysterious misdeeds letter. your hint in this is that

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it shows officer holder's family with reverend al sharpton. according to the national action network, officer holder's family reached out to reverend sharpton asking him if he would consider delivering remarks at the funeral service for officer holder on wednesday. so we expect that reverend sharpton will be there on wednesday and deliver those remarks at the family's request. back here live outside psa5, again, this memorial a very large one and still growing. so many people coming by even at this early morning hour leaving flowers or cards or candles, something as an expression of their gratitude for officer randolph holder and his sacrifice and service with the nypd. meanwhile on wednesday, we're expecting a significant very large turnout for officer holder's funeral. it's estimated some 20 or 30,000 police officers from across the country will be here as officer holder is officially laid to rest. we're live in east harlem this morning, dray clark channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> dray, thank you. as you just mentioned, officer wednesday. be s

. >>> this morning reverend al sharpton is expected to hold a prayer vigil next to the site where an nypd officer was gunned down in east harlem as drivers continue to come the east river looking for the gun used to murder officer randolph holder. eye witness news joins us live from psa5 precinct house with the story. marcus? >> reporter: behind me the memorial for officer randolph holder has been growing throughout the week people stopping by paying their respects and in the meantime police continue their search for three additional suspects wanted in connection with the events that lead up to the events that lead to officer holder's death. now police releasing video of three men walking through the east river houses tuesday night. that is when a begun battle there in that public housing complex broke out leading to a police chase, massive response officer holder among those responding to the fdr drive. he was shot and killed. 30 year old tie reason howard charged with murder. now later this morning the reverend al sharpton will lead a prayer vigil at psa5 where people have been sto

we're getting word reverend al sharpton invited to give the eulogy tomorrow, has now backed out, fearing his presence might distract from the family's mourning. political reporter david evans. >> it was indeed a bit of a surprise that the family and pastor asked reverend sharpton to give the eulogy but a lot of people objected so he's backed out. he said to me today he wants to keep the focus on the family and their grief. i spoke with him here in midtown late this afternoon. >> i withdrew because i felt that the attention must be on officer holder and the fact that the city's lost a police officer >> reporter: al sharpton confirmed he won't be speaking at the funeral. some feared it would turn in to what happened to the mayor last year when officers turned their backs on him. >> there are those that want to make this about them and i'm going to engage in that. >> reporter: police officials declined to say much when they heard sharpton backed out. but the head of the detective's union was happy to weigh in on sharpton. >> probably uncomfortable for him to walk in to a church full of cops

the national action network actually tweeted out this photo showing holder's family with reverend al sharpton. the network says that holder's family has actually asked reverend sharpton to deliver remarks at officer holder's funeral on wednesday. back here live outside psa5 you can see that photo there showing the young officer here surrounded by, again, so many flowers here and cards. this memorial only growing overred weekend. we were here on friday and coming back here on monday it's even larger than what we saw when we were here last. we're expecting 20,000 police holder's funeral. we're live in east harlem, dray news. >>> thank you. and the public viewing for officer holder will take place tomorrow at the greater allen a. m. e. cathedral of new york in jamaica queens from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. funeral services will be wednesday afternoon at 3. >>> 4:35. in part because of officer holder's death community activists want the police force to know they have the support of the city's citizens. they announced at headquarters that support rallies will be held simultaneously in all five boroughs toni

name is -- the reverend al sharpton. our beloved reverend al has just started his new weekend show sunday morning, at 8:00 on msnbc. this weekend in addition to getting his new show off the ground, reverend al had a birthday. happy birthday, reverend sam. i can now hereby report that even though vice president biden and the reverend al sharpton have known each other for a while, that i have spoken personally on several occasions. ki hereby report this weekend for the first time ever in the natural lifetime of the reverend al sharpton, vice president biden called him to wish him a happy birthday. which might just be a nice. to do. it might also mean that vice president wide isn't definitely running for president and wants to court the reverend al's support. so, therefore, he called him on his birthday as a political -- i don't know. i don't know and neither do you. but now we both know that that information exists. and while maybe candidate joe biden was delivering those birthday wishes to reverend al and giving a campaign

reverend al sharpton is set to speak at the funeral of the officer.ed protests against police. let's talk about this. will sharpton speaking at the funeral, help or hurt the relations between cops and communities. log on to "fox and friends first" right after this show. we'll have a live debate. use the #keep talking. >>> red meat, is it as bad as cigarettes. some meats should be classified as carcinogens because they can increase the risk of bowel and other cancers. >>> it's time for the good, the bad and the ugly. first the good. a colorado family is reunited with their dog 60 days after he disappeared in the wild and wilderness. >> the truck pulls up and his head is poking out the window. it was -- i don't know, surreal. i didn't think i'd see him again. >> a microchip helped him get home. >>> pot was delivered to a new jersey house. the homeowner came home to packages not addressed correctly. they found the professionally packed aught. >>> finally the ugly. jimmy fallon takes a tumble again. he busted a hand after tripping over a woman at a harvar

this morning there will be a prayer vigil here led by the reverend al sharpton. as you mentioned, this comes as the police are asking are to the public's help for the search for additional suspects. released by the nypd yesterday. and they are looking for the three individuals there, in connection with the shooting that led to the sequence of events that ended with the death of officer randolph holder. and the gunfire at the east river houses drew a big police response tuesday night. and officer holder, the five- year veteran was among the officers responding. he was shot in the head and killed after chasing a suspect over to the f dr drive. and criminal history has been charged with the -- with a long criminal history has been charged with the officer's murder and here at psa-5, people have been coming with flowers and candles and heavy hearts. >> children shouldn't die before their parents. it is not the natural order of things. just stop by to pay my respects. pay my respects to the family. give my prayers. >> and so at 9:30 at the national action network head

and al sharpton was like, "you know you're talking to me, right?ghter ] i mean i'm -- i'm al sharpton. [ laughter ] that's right, hillary said, "that trump says whatever he needs to in order to stir up the passions of people," but trump disagreed and said, "not true. [ laughter ] now step aside while i fire my t-shirt cannon into this crowd. who wants a free t-shirt? [ cheers and applause ] who wants a free t-shirt? you want a free t-shirt? who wants a free" -- in a speech in tennessee trump talked about his decision to run for president and said, "i didn't want to do this. i had to do this." and he was immediately sued by jeb bush for stealing his campaign slogan. [ laughter and applause ] i didn't wanna do it. this is interesting here. a new report found that donald trump is no longer the most liked candidate on facebook. and ben carson now has the most likes with over 4 million. [ audience oohs ] yeah. you could tell that carson is pretty excited 'cause when he found out he actually opened both eyes. [ laughter and applause ] that's great. some

you know what, al sharpton, he did not always look like this. this is reverend al hosting what until very recently was his weekday show "politics nation." here's reverend al hosting the new sunday morning version of "politics nation." this is him in his exclusive interview with presidential candidate hillary rodham clinton. this is the reverend al you're used to seeing. this is what reverend al looks like these days. but reverend al didn't always look like this. and that is not usually a terribly relevant thing for somebody who has a big public persona like reverend al sharpton. a complaining in his look over time wouldn't necessarily be a notable thing. when you were talking about his political history. the difference is incredibly

so why is al sharpton now speaking at a funeral of a murdered new york police officer? the surprising details that we have just learned overnight. >>> homecoming heartbreak. new information about the driver an accused of plowing into a parade. her lawyer says she was not drunk. >> i absolutely can rule out alcohol. in my opinion, miss chambers suffers from a mental illness. >> the new charges in that deadly crash as the driver heads to court. >>> and what do burgers and cigarettes have in common? the shocking warning about red meat being noannounced today. fox and friends first starts now. >> morning to you and your family. happy monday. >> thanks so much for starting your day and week right here with us. and we begin with a fox news alert. a gunman on the run after a veteran police office is shot. >> that officer identified as derrick fricke who had recently been promoted to commander. he was off duty and not wearing a uniform as he drove through the neighborhoods to visit his father. a bullet pierced the car hitting him in the neck. the bullet believed to be 2350ired

. >> we played a sound bite from hillary clinton's interview with reverend al sharpton. take a look. >> i'm going to say two words, donald trump. what do you think? >> you know, reverend al, he has been stoking, prejudice and par know. he know i can't. i think it's dangerous, his demagogue ri is no longer amusing. >> he called you shrill. >> he's called me a lot of things. before he called me a great senator and great secretary of state. that's what a demagogue says. >> donald trump, your reaction. is there a concern that perhaps you're tapping into negative forces in this country? >> no, she use to call me a genius. i've come a long way down. she was always very nice and everything. i guess it's a different world today. she's got problems and i would always be nice because i was a business man and a very succe successful person and i was nice to everybody regardless. that was my job to be nice to everybody. i didn't want to insult people. now i'm in a different position and we have to tell the facts the way the facts are. i'm a little surprised that they're telling but t

from rockefeller center in new york city, this is "politics nation" with al sharpton. >> good morning. we could be at the turning point for both parties in the race for 2016. ben carson is surging past donald trump in iowa. it's a big warning sign for the trump campaign, and hillary clinton had one of her best weeks after a tough summer. she saw the decision from joe biden not to run. then she went into the benghazi hearing and came out stronger, at least politically. republicans didn't get the smoking gun moment they had hoped for and clinton took everything they threw at her. the big question, what happens now? joining me now is congressman jim clyburn, the third highest ranking democrat in the house of representatives. thank you, congressman, for joining us. >> well, thank you so much for having me. >> you've been critical from the beginning of the benghazi hearings. now that it has happened this week with former secretary clinton, what's your opinion of what happened? >> well, thank you so much for having me once again. you know, i think the american people got a chance to see tha

one person who will not be there is reverend al sharpton, after originally accepting an invitation, he reconsidered and decided against it. in a letter he sent to officer holder's father he wrote, it is clear that after reading several articles that some union leaders and some others want to turn your, and your pastor's noble effort into some kind of confrontation or sideshow and not keep focused on the brutal, senseless murder of your son. michael paladino, says sharpton is wise not to speak or even attend. >> it is probably uncomfortable for him to walk into a church the devil to walk into heaven. >> reporter: his wake came on the same day he indicted the man for murder. holder followed in the footsteps of his father and grandfather when he became a police officer. >> reporter: we're hearing reports that at the funeral, which begins begins at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon, officer holder will receive a posthumous award for deep text detector. >> juliet: pres. obama walks a fine mind between supporting police officers and acknowledging strained relationships with minority communities. >> b

the reverend al sharpton and his action network were there to give a wreath. it is closed until 10:30 this morning from east 96th to east 132nd as part of the ongoing invest gation. >>> the mets best in town. they are taking their new york spirit to the world series against kansas city. >> eyewitness news reporter a.j. ross live at city field. >> reporter: i'm kind of dancing in the rain, but an fis ready to load this team and going to jfk in about a half- hour and then fly to kansas city. it is amazing. fans are hoping the momentum will take them all the way. mets' fans have been waiting 15 years for a shot at the world series. energy taking over the city. it is contagious. no question. this team is talented. fans have been saying they have that special something. they have been playing with so much heart and things that can't be thought that makes them special and they think this is their year. there are two diehard fans wait together see the team off hoping this will lead to victory in the world series. of course, we'll bring updates online as well as socia

reverend al sharpton brought a wreath to the police house where we worked. >> we support good police. >> senator charles schumer and amy schumer are teaming up, the cousins anowsed the push over the weekend reforming gun legislation. they fist teamed up this summer after a shooting in louisiana that took the lives of two women. >> since the deadly lafayette shooting in july there have been 95 shootings across the country, we can't sit back and continue to allow these mass shootings to become common place. >> i'm here to tell the american people that they have a voice on the issue of gun violence and now is the time to use it. >> among the changes they would like to see fixing background checks. >> vice president joe biden is speaking about his decision not to run for president. he disspelled the rumors. during the interview, he admitted he didn't think he cowed win. >> i will be very blunt, if i thought we would put together the campaign that the supporters deserved i would have done it. >> biden said he wants to be a voice for the party and yet to endorse a candidate. >> well, speaki

>>> you know al sharpton, reverend al, his weekend show starts this weekend, this sunday. and today, in preparation for his new show starting, he got to interview presidential front-runner hillary clinton for his new show. i'm very jealous. it was a really good interview. she jumped right into it with al and threw a few sharp elbows including one right on today's news and that's ahead. stay with us. after brushing, listerine® total care strengthens teeth, helps prevent cavities and restores tooth enamel. it's an easy way to give listerine® total care to the total family. listerine® total care. one bottle, six benefits. power to your mouth™. >>> what is your response to mccarthy's comments? >> i have to tell you, find them deeply distressing. i knew the ambassador that we lost in benghazi, along with him, we lost three other brave americans who were representing us in a very dangerous part of the world. so when i hear a statement like that, which demonstrates unequivocally that this was always meant to be a partisan, political exercise, i feel like it does a grave disservic

it's a sad day. >> one person who will not attend the funeral is the reverend al sharpton, although he was invited by holder's father and is listed in the program as a speaker, sharpton today declined the invitation. "some union leaders and some others want to turn your and your pastor's noble efforts into some kind of confrontation or side show and not keep focused on the brutal, senseless murder of your son. i refuse despite my strong feelings on police issues to be part of anything that would marginnize or take away mourning your son. we own him our gratitude he said, not some side show." among the many mourners this morning captain raymundo mundo. >> he worked hard every single day, very humble man, very good man, very good person. that's what we're going to really miss about him. >> reporter: just a few minutes ago the officer's relatives arrived, some of them so overwhelmed they could barely walk from the sidewalk into the sanctuary, the pain they must be feeling is unimaginable, and just a short timing a the archbishop of new york cardinal timothy dolan arrived to offer his cond

. >>> you know al sharpton, reverend al, his weekend show starts this weekend, this sunday. and today, in preparation for his new show starting, he got to interview presidential front-runner hillary clinton for his new show. i'm very jealous. it was a really good interview. she jumped right into it with al and threw a few sharp elbows including one right on today's news and that's ahead. stay with us. (wind noise) (road noise) what's happening here... is not normal, it's extraordinary. 291 people, 350 tons, 186 miles per hour... you're not sure what's on the other side to that time after you land. but momentum pushes you forward. you are a test pilot, breaking through where others broke. this is why you take off. same reason the pioneers before you went in canoes and covered wagons, with wild eyes and big fevered dreams and it's why we're with you. 80 thousand people now... on the ground. in the air. engines on. because there is no stop in us. or you. only go. >>> what is your response to mccarthy's comments? >> i have to tell you, find them deeply distressing. i knew the am

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the order of service lists the reverend al sharpton as the the eulogist but today he said he had a change of heart. more on why tonight at 6:00. n.j. burkett, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> eyewitness news will bring you coverage of the funeral for officer holder tomorrow on tv and online. our coverage will begin when the service gets started at around 3:00. it will also be held at the greater allen ame cathedral in jamaica. officer holder will be buried in guyana. >>> what's left of hurricane patricia is making its way toward us but it's already causing trouble in kansas city for game 1 of the world series. we've got meteorologist lee goldberg tracking the storm's impact for us. >> kauffman stadium is on the southeast side of town in kansas city. they've had a couple tenths of rainfall. not much. it has been raining steadily as of late. light to moderate rain, heaviest rain off to the west. couple lines of showers over the next few hours. the heaviest moving east by first pitch. still a couple lingering showers around. clearly moving away after that. the worst case is a small delay. it's

catch al sharpton's full interview on politics nation when it debuts at its new time slot sunday 8:00 a.m. here on msnbc. >>> still ahead, as trump's poll numbers start to stall, he turns to televangelists to boost his momentum. a last minute stay of execution, a dramatic turn in a case with many questions still surrounding richard glossip. and the pope stirred liberal hearts after his comments on climate change. those stories and more ahead. >>> good news is that it looks like the republicans will just barely avoid shutting down the government for the second time in two years. that's a somewhat low bar, but we should celebrate where we can. the bad news is that it looks like republicans will just barely avoid shutting down the government again for the second time in two years. >> just hours before the government was slated to shut down again, the house managed to pass a spending bill to keep the federal government running until december 11th. the majority of congressional republicans voted against the measure. they voted for a shutdown. while over in the senate, looks look a bipartis

. >> i would love to have, legitimately, i would love to see al sharpton go into chicago -- i don't know city that well, but wherever, sandra, you could probably tell me, this is happening. and hold the kind of press conferences he has held in places like ferguson and saying it's my own community that is dying and burning -- >> it's happening in places a lot of people just never even see. >> that's right. >> comey said, actually, it's a problem most americans can just drive around. >> yeah. >> i'll make one quick -- it's not our, it's our people. >> all of us. >> americans. >> i don't look at al sharpton's people as being plaque. >> no, no, no, no, no. >> it's all people, americans. >> if you're standing up, if you're somebody who's saying i'm a leader in the african-american community, i'm a leader in trying to elevate the african-american community which i will be the first to say has gotten a raw deal in the history of this country, for him to not go to places like chicago and say it is exactly what these policies are doing that are killing the very people that i'm supposed to be stan

. >> you take on jesse -- jesse jackson and al sharpton. why? >> growing up it was this a message that i heard with the black community that blacks need special treatment because of their skin color they're still selling the same message to day of victimization of how i came from working up numerous jobs to which france myself and i never fell for the victim blame game with the failure is happening with the black community to see if with that family situation happens. >> had you come to your political views? >> i didn't do any research the but started to read different things with the zoo had different political views and is my realized i had been for many years especially with of victimization line if you work hard and persevere doors open some jobs i was not thrilled about with each circumstance i were 20 years on manhattan so the was an instant you have to be patient to have a plan but the doors will open and the opportunities are out there but it is important to take advantage of the opportunity that is available. >> who are your parents? >>

the reverend al sharpton led a prayer and quinn gardner brought plours. >> i wanted to come and show support. these senseless killings has to stop. >> 30-year-old tyrone howard has been arrested and charged with officer holder's murder. they are looking to question these three men to determine if they had any involvement with the shooting. as the family waits for justice, they told us they have a request for the community that's come together to support them z show more respect for the cops. i see cops from a different side now. >> officer holder's funeral will be on wednesday in queens and laid to rest in guyana. we are live in east harlem, michael george, news 4, new york. >>> tonight, a 2-year-old has become the fourth victim killed after a woman slammed her car into a group of people at a homecoming parade in oklahoma. >> the car with the crowd up there. >> the dispatcher rushed to get emergency crews to that scene after that car slammed into a crowd near the oklahoma state university campus. more than 40 people were hurt in this. some critically. stillwater police say the driver

. >> reporter: and reverend al sharpton has decided not to give the eulogy tomorrow, saying he doesn't want a side show. he wants the focus to be on officer holder's brutal and senseless murder. we're live in jamaica tonight, lori bordonara, new york, news 5. >>> tonight at 6:00, the dna of a deadly shooting. news4 investigates and takes you inside the atf gun lab. how agents are tracking the history of the gun used to kill the new york city officer. mark santee ia has that report tonight at 6:00. that left a teen dead downtown. he flew outside an applebee's. you can see teenagers running in one direction and running back when the shots rang out. local police want a boost of police patrols. >> the 88th precinct needs more resources, more manpower, more capital infrastructure to make sure they can secure this area as safely as possible. >> now, the shooting also injured an 18-year-old man. he is expected to be okay. on top of the heavier police presence, the brooklyn borough president is calling for more funding toward anti-violence programs. >>> this video was capturing the nation's at

i can now hereby report that even though vice president biden and the reverend al sharpton have known each other for a highway, they have spoken personally on several occasions, i can hereby report this weekend for the first time ever in the natural lifetime of the reverend al sharpton, vice president biden called him to wish him a happy birthday. which might just be a nice thing to do. it might also mean that vice president biden is def running for president and wants to court the reverend al's support. so, therefore, he called him on his birthday as a political -- i don't know. i don't know and neither do you. but now we both know that that information exists. and while maybe candidate joe biden was delivering those birthday wishes to reverend al and giving a campaign style speech at the human rights campaign, meanwhile on saturday this weekend, bernie sanders was holding spectacularly well traended campaign rallies in the deep blue state of massachusetts. out where i live in springfield, mass the campaign had been telling the press that they were expect 2g,000 to 3,000 people to tu

so kind of the entire time, i'm just watching al sharpton watch a monitor that i can't see. and just occasionally going, "heh!" [ laughter ] heh, heh! that was a pretty good clip! let's watch another one! [ laughter ] heh! [ applause ] so yeah, that was fun. >> seth: he's moved. his show moved to a different time slot, right? >> it's better. >> seth: yeah, cause he was on at 9:00, now he's -- >> i mean, it was the end of the day, and it was a whole lot of like, especially if you're a 9:00 to 5:00-er, you fight the commute home, or whatever, and you get home, and still, you turn on the tv -- "everything is upstairs apartments!" [ laughter ] i'm with you. we need respect! absolutely, you need respect. you're supposed to be, everyone is supposed to be respected. yeah, it can't happen while the police, your rights is -- but, i'm just really tired. had a long day at work, so going to need saturday to rest, so. >> seth: start your day. start your day with, exactly. you and i, you mentioned donald trump, and i think about this all of the time, because it's such happier times. >> ri

al sharpton is supposed to attend and deliver the eulogy but he has been sacked out after reviewing, his words, some critical media reports. juliet: the man accused of killing office holder has been indicted by a grand jury. tyrone howard was not in the courtroom tuesday as prosecutors announced the indictment but the exact charges were not revealed as the indictment remains sealed. he is charged with murder robbery following his this arrest last week and officers recovered again over the weekend after an exhaustive search. ballistics tests confirmed it was the weapons used in that crime. ben: president obama walks of fine line between supporting police officers and technology strained relations with communities, during a trip to chicago he spoke in front of the international association of chiefs of police. he told them what enforcement gets the better for the broader failures, anxiety and criminal-justice system. this focused on bridging the divide between police and the communities they serve while also freezing police for their work. >> police officers often see america at its wo

not in a way to act vise the public which is usually act vising people like al sharpton. >> he's from chicago. i can tell you what any police officer that i always talk to say is there are not enough of them. that's a key problem with any study of any of this. you think they are afraid if the communities can see the comes and the criminals knew there were new comes. >> we need more police officers in certain cities and towns. how do you get more when the president of the united states is attacking them. >> the problem is when you stop tough policing which a lot of people like the mayor of new york city are doing you get more crime. >> we are seeing it in new york city. other cities are seeing it as well. for the white house press secretary to give a shot like he did, they are not going to be shirking their responsibilities. i want people to consider what it's like to walk in the shoes of our policemen and firemen. they deserve our respect. there is a big push now for prison reform. it's being undone by what's being done attacking our comes. >> there is a cost here. this is about the c

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