i'm ayman mohyeldin. am joy returns next week. >>> in milwaukee, violent protests erupted overnight. they say the man was apred with a semi auto weapon and had a lengthy arrest record but it is not clear if he had his firearm drawn at the time of the shooting. some have set fires overnight and the officer involved in the shooting has been placed on administrative duty which is standard practice. we get the latest from our affiliate wtmj. >> reporter: ayman, people are waking up to devastation in their neighborhood. this is the city's northwest side. there was looting and violence overnight. you could see some of that happening right here at this bp gas station. this is where the majority of the violence happened. three other businesses, including a bank and beauty store and auto parts store were also hit. but at the gas station here, workers were trapped inside while the violence was happening. they go only watch as people threw rocks and bricks, trying to break in. while the clerk stood behind the bullet

>> that's a great question, ayman.ically this wave of tropical weather moving through, we don't know if it's a tropical storm, hurricane or bring rain to the region. initially it's going to blow all the mosquitoes out of the sky. after that the moisture will leave behind standing puddles of water just perfect breeding ground for mosquitoes, especially those believed to transmit zika virus. officials urging ahead of the storm and after to dump any standing water around the house this as health officials go door to door in the two areas believed to be responsible -- or local transmissions believes to be occurring in these two small areas. officials putting emphasis right now on battling zika. >> we made progress. e wynnewood area down to half a mile. we haven't had a new case in a little over three weeks now down there, so that's positive. we have 42 cases we believe were nontravel related cases in the state and everybody is working well. >> and the state's governor continues to push congress for more funding. one worry,

ayman, i anticipate we'll hear a whole lot more about donald trump's taxes. ayman?er live for us in washington, d.c. thanks for that, kristen. >>> meanwhile, the trump campaign is beefing up efforts to win over african-american voters. it could be a challenge, though. average of four recent national polls finds mr. trump with the support of 2% of african-american voters. let's bring in sean jackson, chairman of the florida back republican caucus and jason johnson, politics editor at the root.com, journalism professor at morgan state university and contributor for sirius-xm radio. jason, i'll start with you. trump is polling all of the most recent polls. is there any one issue driving that? >> yes, it's trump himself. there are many, many african-american republicans and african-american conservatives out there committed to the republican party, and he has alienated them. he has alienated them with his comments about muslims. 20% of american muslims are african-american. he has alienated them with his comments saying my favorite african-americans over here. he has do

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joining us now msnbc foreign correspondent ayman mohyeldin. he was an extremely high value target to the united states actually one of the top on the list with $5 million bounty on his head. what does this mean if this is actually confirmed? >> well the significance of it is that it has been confirmed by isis' news channels. and that's kind of rare for the organization to come out so quickly and acknowledge the death of one of its most senior officials. there is a certain degree of validity and truth to that. but the significance of it for the organization can really be seen on two fronts. the long-term and the short-term. there's no doubt in the short-term this is going to have a significant impact. the organization within the organization, he was seen as a person who oversaw its external operations. he inspired attacks. he was also a tactician, a strategist. you would see him on the battlefield given the fact that, you know, according to this claim by the news agency, he was out on the battlefield surveying the operations that isis was engag

ayman, tell us more. >> details have been kind of scarce to be honest with you.dible information that lead them to carry out an operation that caused a threat to public security. they say there is no longer any type of danger. we are learning more ant the identity. >> who is he? >> he is named aaron driver. it is based on information according to canadian police. he was known to intelligence officials for supporting isis in the past. he had a court order against him. he was an individual known to them. somebody that they had kept close on their radar, somebody they were following and tracking. we understand he was taken down yet. we'll ler more than later today. go is canada is a hot bed in any way? >> in 2016 an attack on parliment hill that lead to the death of one police officer. so they have had these incidents that are some times described as lone wolf attacks certainlyista. >> all right. good to see police taking control of the situation. ayman mohyeldin gjoining me wit the latest. >> coming up gary johnson joins me. you focus on making great burgers, or bu

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let me bring in ayman. we heard donald trump.e was talking about this, but he said, again, in this rally i saw the video, he said, of cash going to iran and then he said the iranian government surely released that video. this is video that it doesn't exist, correct? >> this is a video that we have not been able to find. i can tell you we have been spending a lot of time trying to dig it up, whether it was a a news agency. i would suspect if there was any video of this that existed, it would probably come from official iranian news agency, perhaps the government. yesterday he suggested it was the iranian military who filmed it because the camerawork was really good. but there is no such video. we have not been able to find it. there was never any account to suggest that the money transfer, which was confirmed by the obama administration, was ever filmed or released. the implication that trump was trying to suggest particularly yesterday was that the iranian government released this jid video of the money transfer to make the ameri

want to go to colleague msnbc foreign correspondent ayman mohyeldin.at does this do to the organization? does it cripple it or is it ripe for someone young who wants to prove himself to come up and do something spectacular in his name. >> reporter: that's a great question. two ways to look at it, in the short-term and long-term. in the short-term this is a massive setback for the islamic state. the story of al-adnani is the essence of isis. he's been with the organization not only as it exists today known as isis but early inception in al qaeda and iraq. he's essentially part of the dna of the organization. if the united states or any other coalition partner or as the details emerge, we learn how he was killed or how he was taken out, it is going to disrupt a very inner workings of the organization. as we've been reporting, he was head of the external operations meaning he may have known about attacks and sleeper cel in europe or elsewhere. all of those will be interrupted in the short-term. certainly if the u.s. and others can keep momentum on the org

the marriage between osama bin laden with the ultraconservative salafism and ayman zawahiri which was a radical radical radical egyptian jihadists amend this ideology basically the central in al qaeda and iraq and isis and other affiliates in yemen and other places are part of the salafis jihadists family and part of the family, the gene pool. to come back to the question, this is a very important question. i'm not suggesting, i would not suggest that economic drivers are the most significant factors behind the rise of either outside the central or al qaeda in iraq or isis but what i would say is you cannot understand the spectacular surge of isis without understanding what i call the massive development of theory and the massive development of theory is in particular the airport old, it's the failure of the state to provide, the failure of the state to provide hope for young people. it's a blockage in the system. it's abject poverty and on average we estimate there are 30 or 40% of the people in the arab world who live either in poverty or below the poverty line. unemployment among y

i a ayman. here is what we're covering for you this hour. donald trump on the road in iowa. the g.o.p. nominee expected to speak live any minute. it's been a bitter week of throwing back and forth allegations that his rival, hillary clinton, is a bigot. what will he say today? >>> joanierne earnst says trump needs to tone it down. >>> and tim kaine talking to voters in florida today telling the crowd that trump is only looking out for himself. >> we're running against a guy who is kind of a social darling. >> but first, des moines, iowa where donald trump will highlight the roast and rine event. not only for this past week, but some of the developments earlier today. let's talk about the trump campaign changing positions and flip flapping from week to week, do we expect him to address immigration at this rally? >> it is fascinating that his signature issue, how he started his campaign, and the issue that propelled him not nto the nomin, he is talking about a variety of options about what to do for the 11 million or so undocumented immigrants in the country. he seemed to flip

when he starts really talking he opposed the auto bail out ayman gree currency is a problem. how he will create jobs in the united states not just inflam tear long waj that will torque to itment i wouldn't she country approved of this waplan? >> what if they say i'm tired of same old thing. one argument that i have heard including in michigan is he has been a successful businessman. we believe he can do better for the economy and this country. >> i am not afraid and i talk to the guys. i say to them, okay. you want to shake things up? you have to live with the reality. you have to look at who has the record. he knees speks ports. he said we are not going to build auto plants in michigan. they will take anything. that is not what workers want to see either. we have to make sure they know the language and pollties of both candy didatecandidates. >> th >> look who is here with me, gold medallist john johnson camming upcoming up next. ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our sub

have two actively -- it appears to be someone with a weapon, a stolen weapon, and had he have getten ayman where it is. at matly the facts will be out tlchlt they risk information can go let get real. >>. >> ond are you saying it was justifiable or not. >> the over l ming likelihood, police are not required to get shot first. this is an armed assail lent. >> >> i want to talk more about the city of milwaukee. he said on sunday, quote, stop trying to fix the police, fix the ghetto. if you're living on one of thee these poorest parts of milwaukee what are you supposed to take away. >> troy to this is when there's a we no that they are targeted. the fact that there are many things, poverty in the neighborhoods is not then the reason why the police go in and act brutally towards the people who live there. it's two separate issues. it's not let's take the focus ability the police and worry about the condition of african american and we neat as evidenced by living in america and many justice reports are about what's fwoing in theed if following this in the ghetto. the violence happened because o

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. >> guest: ayman ole miss grad. i came back and 1989 but i stayed an extra year at ole miss miss because i became editor of the daily mississippian which was the kansas newspaper for the 1993/1990 four-year. i always knew from high school that i was going to do some type of writing but it was in college right decided i would be a journalist. c-span: you have been with the ap for how long? >> guest: since i left ole miss in 1940 -- 1994. i stayed in south carolina for a few years and then went to albany, new york to help cover hillary clinton's first senate campaign and then came to d.c. in 2000 i've been in d.c. ever since. c-span: back to the book and some the characters in the book. the horses at the white house. >> guest: oh yes. there is a great book in this part and some of you may have argued read it that andrew jackson, american war hero. also a big gambling man. he loved the horses. i feel. faithful and saying he'd brought the only sporting franchise to the white house. he imported some of his thoroughbreds

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joining me ayman javers, what i learned reading 3,721 pages of hillary clinton's schedule.side from your first line where you said it was exhausting to read the schedule, what did you learn? >> when you spend that much time with hillary clinton's minute by minute schedule, what you get is sort of this very intimate, voyeuristic look at her life. to me it was the little things, who the aides are she sees every day, who surrounds hillary clinton. huma abedin top aide to hillary clinton, you get the manifest for all the motor cade's hillary clinton rides in, all the trips around the world. one thing you see is assigned seating. hillary clinton and huma abedin ride together in the limo after every event. all the others go in staff car number two. you see importance of huma abedin in the daily life of hillary clinton in terms of running these foreign trips. that lends insight into this dynamic between those two political players. >> were you surprised by anything on the sell, anything you saw. >> there were a number of billionaires there. we were looking for big money donors. so

. >> and obviously we'll have the president's press conference, thank you so much, ayman. >>> as donaldgn seems to be spinning out of control, his staff is going into overdrive trying to stop the freefall and get the campaign back on track. a look inside the campaign next. >>> but first, one last look at responses to our microsoft pulse question. do you think gop leaders can convince donald trump to reset his campaign and focus on hillary clinton? here's how you're voting so far. 3% -- i think that's up from 2% earlier in the hour. 3% thinks donald trump will adopt a new strategy. keep those votes coming. head over to pulse.msnbc.com. we got another one. i have an orc-o-gram for an "owen." that's me. ♪ you should hire stacy drew. ♪ ♪ she wants to change the world with you. ♪ ♪ she can program jet engines to talk and such. ♪ ♪ her biggest weakness is she cares too much. ♪ thank you. my friend really wants a job at ge. mine too. ♪ i'm a wise elf from a far off shire. ♪ and sanjay patel is who you should hire. ♪ thank you. seriously though, stacy went to a great school and she's really loy

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ayman al-zawahiri, now head of al-qaeda also released a video in which he praised the boston bombings and rallied lone wolves in america to carry out similar operations. these dispersed strikes, he said, can be carried out by one brother or small number of brothers. a brother in arabic year means to the meaning of most of brothers. such packets will bleed america economically by provoking it to continue this massive expenditures on security. i should also point out that the inspire magazine uses the word -- as a clearinghouse for jihad. i look now at the second case in nice, a lone wolf terrorist by the name of mohammed, a french tunisian ram a truck into a large crowd celebrating bastille day in the city of nice to the islamic state, also referred to as isis, sometimes isil and daesh in arabic, publishes an electronic magazine in arabic called depth. in an article titled -- addressed to isis fighters, and i quote the english translation, now, my brother, let us be honest with one another. let me tell you the truth. there are not many of us here. but there are enough of us. allah be p

ayman al-zawahiri also released a video in which he praised the boston bombings and rallied lone wolves in america to carry out similar operations. these dispersing strikes he said can be carried out by one brother or small number of brothers. a brother here means muslim brothers. such tactics will bleed america economically by provoking it to ending its massive expenditures on security. i should also point out that the "inspire" magazine uses the word jihadology as a clearinghouse for jihad. i look now at the second case in nice, and lone wolf terrorist by the name of mohammed, a french tunisian, runs a truck into a large crowd celebrating bastille day and the city of nice. the islamic state also referred to as isis, sometimes isil and daesh in arabic publishers an electronic magazine called depth. in an article addressed to isis fighters, and i quote the english translation, "now, my brother come let us be honest with one another. let me tell you the truth. there are not many of us here, but there are enough of us for the infidels. allah be praised. we're facing the beast. we are brea