the implication was his place was not an academic setting, a respectable one like bloomington. in spite of the fact that marie tedford his degree from mit and is authored more than ten books to date to be precise, 12 if i'm not mistaken. some of which were published by major press. even his latest work "coming apart" they claim builds upon the same discredited evidence discussed and use in the bell curve. if you others spoke with indignation about the damaging decision strings to invite to campus and author who promoted hate speech or even incited all buy it vicariously hate crimes and he would discredit my own department. his despicable ideas did not deserve to be debated because they are racist, sexist, demeaning to women and threatening in general. so if you think i'm exaggerating let's listen to what they actually said, and i'm going to quote twice. murray's views are not just one side of interesting debate, they are vile and wrong someone wrote. they are also being disseminated in some form from the highest office in the country right now and fo from many members of the co

it happened early saturday at the islamic center in bloomington. no one was injured but the imam's office was destroyed. the governor visited the site and strongly condemned the attack. >> if the roles were reversed it would be called a terrorist attack and that's what it is. it's an act of terrorism. a criminal act of terrorism. >> faith communities around bloomington have expressed their support for the mosque members. the islamic center plans to hold a solidarity event saturday to express their gratitude. >>> in florida over a weekend a massive sinkhole continues to grow swallowing two more homes and four more houses nearby were condemned as workers continue to try to stabilize the area that's now over 300 feet. >>> in new orleans drone video of flooded streets after a pounding rain averaged about 2 inches of water per hour, up to 10 inches fell in some areas and today more rain could make the situation even worse there. >>> nbc meteorologist steve sosna is here with today's forecast. >> good morning. we have a lot of active weather across the c

and they have a maestro, judge david davis of bloomington. houma lincoln later names to the supreme court. he is the richest man in bloomington. he is a whig. they travel around together and do these cases. the judge is travel also. they all live in boarding houses. and this network of lawyers, these lawyers in central illinois become his campaign team. and, you know, people may have thought that this was - these were a bunch of provigil lawyers from central illinois but when it came to it in 1860, they outplayed everybody and won the republican presidential nomination at the convention in chicago for lincoln. these were very canny, shrewd and experienced political people. so lincoln is, even as he is just practicing the law, is developing his political network. so it is, the lines are invisible between the two. >> you talk about or you write about this one really interesting case that i don't think much is known about. i thought it completely fascinating! the todd ayres case. to really help them focus. can you talk a little bit more about th

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their secret underneath the traffic on the street of bloomington.i was thinking of that running underneath the city. until this memorial this was not acknowledged. it was something that was whispered about inversions for less accurate we don't have any people died at think they said ten on the monument because that's the number of stories. jl kirk was a black preacher took the number over 400. they say wagon loads of bodies would jump into the river and that became the iconic image of bodies being dumped into the river. it's hard to know if this was removed because there's no investigation or nobody counting or going around with witnesses. it's all speculation at this point. my guess is more than ten peop people, but it really rocked the core of this community, black and white. i come from chicago, very diverse city. i got here and realize that everywhere i went i was either with all white people are all black people. at the church is all white, theater all black. i thought what is going on? as i begin digging i realize nobody head written about it

. >> witnesses say the device was thrown into the office of the islamic center in bloomington after five a.m. there were as many as 20 people inside preparing for morning prayers. they were able to extinguish the flames before firefighters arrived. no one injured. at f agents arrived and so far no details have been released. those affiliated with the mosques say this is not okay. >> we do not stand for this. >> saturday afternoon interfaith leaders gathered to show their support. >> the attack on a mosque is an attack on a synagogue and a church and an attack on all communities. >> it serves people in the somali community. a $10,000 reward is being offered to help catch the suspect. wendy gillette for cbs news. >>> president trump is leaving the white house for a couple of weeks for a 17 day vacation at the trump national golf club. the secret service will be using drones to patrol the residence. >>> new development inspirational the russian investigation. robert mueller was at the white house for documents related to national security adviser michael flynn, former security adviser. ther

giver us a sense of what muslims in bloomington experience. do you co-exist peacefully among everybody else? have you had this out reach with church leaders as you had after this bombing? >> i mean, yes. i mean, it was so nice to see all of them come immediately. imagine that the event happened 5:00 a.m. and all of them came together around, i think, 10:00 or 11:00 or noon. so yes, it was -- i felt like we were -- we are one bloomington and we -- i felt -- we felt that we are not alone and thanked our neighboring community and faith community and that was so, i mean, nice for them to come and support us. >> today, how is your congregation today? >> we are back. we are not, we cannot use the area that the incident happened because of the water. there is huge, you know, water damage, the carpets and the floors so we moved our congregation and prayer to the big gymnasium and we resumed and we pray and today and this morning we pray our first prayer and thank god we are healing and coming bag togethe ing back tog. we're a community of faith. we do

the explosion happened on saturday at the islamic center in bloomington outside minneapolis. it shattered windows and damaged the imam's office. no one was hurt. the governor is calling it an act of terrorism as the fbi works to identify who could be behind it. >>> overseas now. nbc news is on the front lines of a new battleground in the fight against isis. it has moved beyond the middle east to the philippines where militants have taken control of a city under a reign of terror, and american forces are among those trying to help get it back. nbc's bill neely has a rare look inside the fight. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: it could be the middle east, a city under siege, under isis rule, and under ferocious air strikes. this isn't iraq or syria. it's marawi in the philippines, and isis captured it three months ago. in spite of these air strikes and attacks by 3,000 troops with american help, isis still holds this city. american spy planes and special forces helping an army in trouble. the main danger here is from isis snipers. and they're just across that bridge. they've killed mor

federal agents are investigating an attack on a mosque, this explosion happening this morning in bloomingtonabout ten miles south of minneapolis, and worshippers were getting ready for prayers when somebody threw explosives inside the mosque and caught it on fire. fortunately the fire was put out and nobody was injured. >>> and recent incidents having an impact here in the bay area. a popular festival making major security changes. marianne favro has more from the festival of the arts. and marianne we're talking more about the security measures. >> reporter: we are, peggy what we're looking at is large barriers. the city of fremont purchased 12 of them which would stop these from getting through. the bnp 5,000, the city paid more than half a million for all 12 of the barricades, and today for the very first time they're up blocking the cars going into the festival of the arts. between 2 and 3,000 people are expected to attend the event this weekend. >> it won't move this unit, which weighs roughly 13,000 pounds. so if you have a big truck coming it will catch it in the engine area and take t

the explosion happened around 5:00 am during early morning prayers in bloomington. witnesses say someone through an explosive device into the mosque sparking a fire. religious leaders in the area rallied to show their support for the muslim community. >> one of our congregation members came out immediately and he saw a truck leaving the parking lot at high speeds. >> an attack on a mosque is an attack on a synagogue and a church on all faith communities. we stand with you. >> the muslim american society in minnesota is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the case. >> are causing chaos in italy. one woman died after car was swept away by a flashlight in the mountains. wildfires were reported just outside of rome on friday, large parts of the country are experiencing sweltering temperatures above 104 degrees fahrenheit. italians have nicknamed the heatwave lucifer because it has triggered forest fires and severe weather as well as damaged crops. >>> doctors in utah are tracked to save three sisters who were hit by lightning

this happened in the suburb of emergency bloomington today.sses say an explosive device was thrown into the imam's office. as many as 20 people were preparing for morning prayer at the time. >> hate is not okay. we need a better america. targeting people because of their race their ethnicity or their religion is absolutely unamerican. >> an attack on a mosque is an attack on a synagogue is an attack on a church is an attack on all faith communities. >> fortunately no one was injured in the blast. the fbi says it's too early to call on whether this is hate crime or act of terrorism. >> north korea sanctioned. the sanctions call for a complete ban on coal and other exports totaling more than a billion dollars. the u.s. and china north korea's sole ally both supported the sanctions. >> and this time, the council has matched its words and actions. >> resolution unanimously demonstrates that the international community is united in its position regarding the nuclear issue of the peninsula. >> american officials believe north korean missiles can rea

took it happen in the suburb of bloomington south of minneapolis. >> imagery of seeing a place of worship firebombed during prayer is one that i know that we all should know that we cannot take likely. -- lightly.>> this sort of violence will not be tolerated. standing against violence mean standing for love. it means standing for unity. it means standing for our neighbors who are the same as us and who are different than us. the interfaith community says it is a growing trend of islamic phobia and it can only be stopped with dialogue and love. smack with the consequence of the action will be in outpouring of love. so we say this with one voice. we love you guys and we are glad you are here and we are glad you are our neighbors. there's nothing to be afraid of and anyone thinks throwing up? into a youth and family center will be a problem solving event is actually part of the problem. >> switching gears. new research suggests those who drink in moderation may be less likely to suffer age-related mental decline. the study looked at more than 1300 adult and found regular drinkers were more

it happened in the suburb of bloomington just before 5:00 a.m.itnesses say an explosive device was thrown into the imam's office. as many as 20 people were preparing for morning prayers at the time. one muslim leader in minnesota is calling now for such incidents to stop. >> hate is not okay. we need a better america. targeting people because of their race ethnicity or religion is unamerican. >> no one was injured in the blast and the fbi is now investigating this incident. >>> former pharmaceutical executive martin shkreli has been convicted. a brooklyn jury deliberated for five years before convicting shkreli on three of the eight counts. the case focused on allegations that he blew investors money on bad stock picks before raiding his drug company of stock and cash to pay them back. shkreli became notorious in 2015 after raising the price of an aids drug from $13.50 per pill to $750 per pill. >>> stay with us everyone. still ahead on "eyewitness news," honoring our veterans. how delaware county celebrated those who have served and also made th

the city of bloomington in indiana has renamed two holidays one for fear of offending one christians the other to keep native americans happy and that north carolina state university teacher reduced students' grades for using words that she deemed sexist like the word mankind no wonder then that some are getting fed up with p.c. this petition jokingly calls on restaurant chain cracker barrel to change its name to cook asian brown so it's not terrific. it's gone it's fifteen thousand signatures so for some at least political correctness is not mad but a barrel of laughs. a lot full of tennis more news right after this break. please. tell you that. the. economic development minister. taking a bribe. has been across today's hearing. as the hearing began in court defense team asked for the case to be returned to the prosecutor for evaluation citing in accuracies in the case now that request was denied by the court the whole hearing was adjourned until the first of september pending witness questioning and now a bit of background who is alexei well he was the russian economic development

rebranding but it's far from the only case of political correctness running amok in the us the city of bloomington in indiana has renamed two holidays one for fear of offending one christians the other to keep native americans happy and in north carolina state university the teacher reduced students' grades for using words that she deemed sexist like the word man and current no wonder then that some are getting fed up with p.c. this petition gentility cools on restaurant chain cracker barrel to change its name to cook asian brown so it's not terrific. it's gone it's fifteen thousand signatures so for some at least political correctness is not mad but a barrel of laughs. a sign of the times coming up a man has died after israeli hospital raid prevented him getting lifesaving treatment we've got video of the raid and reaction to what happened afterwards. it's. more of my guide to financial survival this is. a device used by professional scallywags to. that's right. you need to protect yourself and get in for. the put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be presiden

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rebranding but it's far from the only case of political correctness running amok in the us the city of bloomington in indiana has renamed two holidays one for fear of offending one christians the other to keep native americans happy and in north carolina state university the teacher reduced students' grades for using words that she deemed sexist like the word man time no wonder then that some are getting fed up with p.c. this petition jokingly cool's own restaurant chain cracker barrel to change its name to cook asian brown so it's not terrific. it's gone it's fifteen thousand signatures so for some at least political correctness is not mad but a barrel of laughs. get your stories wherever you are donald b.r.t. out for news on the go more our t.v. programs right ahead and i'll be right here at the top of the hour. the city of minima so moch was hit the hardest by the twenty eleven tsunami but it was damaged mostly by the radiation after the nuclear disaster. not even enough to let you know. the wool contamination is not complete but many locals could not leave their houses and farm. nice and i. do

yesterday, someone threw an explosive device into a mosque in bloomington, about ten miles south of minneapolis. no one was hurt, but the mosque was open. people were inside praying. it opened in 2011 at the site of a former elementary school and there have been ongoing threats against the worshippers at that location. >>> the city of chicago is suing the federal government over a move to strip funding from sanctuary cities. mayor rahm emmanuel laid out chicago's case today announcing the lawsuit will be filed tomorrow morning. the planned lawsuit comes after the justice department roontly announced that cities could only receive grant money to fight crime if the cities comply with certain rules. those rules include allowing homeland security access to jails and providing notice to the federal government before releasing anyone wanted on immigration violations. >> chicago will not let our police officers become political pawns in a debate. chicago will not let our residents have their fundamental rights isolated and violated. and chicago will never relinquish our status as a welcoming city. >>

and in delaware, a few lingering showers to the south while bloomington will get some sunshine and warm up to 81 degrees today. so starting off with the clouds, here you can see the wet weather and lingering showers to the south. the showers are streaming into cape may, southern delaware, a few showers in central delaware, too. farther to the north, nothing more than a few sprinkles moving into chester county right now. so we'll see them swing through philadelphia and then be drying out. in fact, look how nice and clear it is to the west in cincinnati, toronto, chicago, st. louis, that's the weather that's coming at us for the next few days. until we get to tend of the week, including the weekend. it won't be completely dry. looks like saturday is your best bet for seeing dry conditions, clouds and some breaks of sunshine. the low 80s for philadelphia, the suburbs, the lehigh valley, new jersey and at the shore, 79 degrees. delaware, 82 degrees. the clouds are back. the showers are moving in for sunday. it will still make it into the low 80s across the board, but you will need rain gear

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federal investigators tell cbs news the explosive that damaged a mosque in bloomington, minnesota, was sophisticated and may have been a pipe bomb. governor mark dayton called it an act of terror. the explosion saturday blew out office windows just before morning prayers. no one was hurt. no arrests have been made. opioids are taking a heavy toll on children in this country. they're noted a diblghts, but their parents are. dean reynolds now on the innocent victims of a drug epidemic. >> reporter: on a winding trail in southeastern ohio, four children symbolize the devastating consequences of the opioid epidemic. >> delaney, you go get the cone. >> reporter: delaney, liam, finnian and connally are living with their aunt now. she and her husband are raising them as their own because their parents are heroin addicts. >> it's heartbreaking to see that parents will take the drugs over the children. >> reporter: suzanne is talking about her own brother. what do you tell those children about their parents? >> i tell them that their parents love them but they are not able to take care of them.

" is what minnesota governor mark dayton is calling yesterday's bombing of an islamic center in bloomington. dayton visited the center today and said the pre-dawn bombing was a "dastardly, cowardly act"" no one was injured, and federal agents are investigating. and a reminder to head over to facebook.com/newshour to watch our earlier facebook live conversation. today's guest was erica joy baker of project include. we spoke about the anti- diversity manifesto written by a google employee that is making waves in silicon valley and beyond. on the newshour tomorrow: how cubans are reacting to president trump's change of course in policy toward the island nation. that's it for this edition of pbs newshour weekend. i'm hari sreenivasan. thanks for watching. have a good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the j.p.b. foundation. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. the anderson family fund. rosali. walter, in memory of abby m. o'neill. bar

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rebranding but it's far from the only case of political correctness running amok in the us the city of bloomington in indiana has renamed two holidays one for fear of offending one christians the other to keep native americans happy and in north carolina state university the teacher reduced students' grades for using words that she deemed sexist like the word man time no wonder then that some are getting fed up with p.c. this petition jokingly cool's own restaurant chain cracker barrel to change its name to cook asian brown so it's not terrific. it's gone it's fifteen thousand signatures so for some at least political correctness is not mad but a barrel of laughs. you're tuned into the channel that questions more and more of the stories that matter in half an hour's time with me and this is of course r t international with us. well. you. will. be people. are already. going to look at that. yes. i mention are times when we're going underground on the day of the sched jewel release of u.s. whistleblower chelsea manning coming up in the show was manning tortured by the obama administration for reveal

the richest man in bloomington, a whig, and they travel around together and do these cases in different courthouses and the judges travel too and they all live in boarding houses. this network of lawyers, of these lawyers in central illinois, become his campaign team, and, you know, people may have thought that this was -- these were a bunch of provincial lawyers from central illinois, but when it came to it in 1860, they outplayed everybody and won the republican presidential nomination at the convention in chicago for lincoln. these were very canny, shred and experienced -- shrewd and experienced political panel. to lynn, even as he is just practicing the law, is developing his political network. the lines are invisible between the two. >> host: you write about one interesting case that i don't think much is known about. thought it completely fascinating. the hers case that helped him -- the todd ahres case. >> guest: it was a revelation to me, too. i had read as much as i can about lincoln, and and i decided to begin the book with this. think this is a seminal event in lincoln's thin

we're not going to tolerate what's happening in charlottesville or what happened in bloomington, minnesota, a week ago with the bombing of a mosque. we don't tolerate this in america. >> well, thank you to our panel. joan walsh, max boot, kurt bardella, richard painter. that is our show today. "a.m. joy" will be back tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern. stay with alex witt for the latest in this breaking news story. >> all right, joy reid, thank you very much for the handoff, i appreciate it. welcome everybody, i'm alex w t witt. it is noon on the east coast, 9:00 a.m. out west but look at what we are seeing right now. joy and her team have been covering this. we have maya rodriguez who's making her way to a phone to speak with us. she's been right in the middle of this as well. this is hot and heavy activity that's been going on since last night. to give you a little bit of background, it was originally a rally that was organized to protest the removal of a robert e. lee statue from emancipation park. that is the park to which protesters were scheduled to march. however, with this kind

he is the richest man inth bloomington. he's awake, and they travel together and do the cases andes the judges travel to. they all live in boarding houses in this network of lawyers in central illinois become his campaign and people may have thought this was a bunch of provincial lawyers but it when it came to it in 1860, they are played everyone and won the presidential nomination at the convention in chicago for lincoln. v they were very shrewd and experienced political people. lincoln even as he is practicing the law is developing his political net worth. the lines are invisible between the two. >> you read about one interesting case that i don't know much about. i find it fascinating, the todd ayres case. that really help him focus can you talk more about that? >> it was a revelation to me too. i had read as much as a could. i decided to begin the book with this. i think this is a an offense in lincoln's thinking in life. he returns to springfield and his wife sends him to her hometown of lexington, kentucky. her father

. >> witnesses say the device that exploded was thrown in the office in the islamic center in bloomington after five a.m. there were as many as 20 people inside preparing for morning prayers. they were able to extinguish the flames. no one injured. so far few details have been released. those affiliated with the mosque says it is the target of hate messages and calls and they believe this incident is a hate crime. >> hate is not okay. we need a better america because of their race and ethnicity that is un-american. >> interfaith leaders gathered to show their support. >> this is an attack on a church and an attack on all communities. >> it serves people in the ú community. a ten thousand dollars reward is being offered to catch the suspect. >>> according to a recent report by the council on islamic relations, 2017 is on track to become one of the worse years ever for anti moslem hate crimes. >>> the search is call off for 3 u.s. marines that went missing in australia. the three marines have been missing since what the marines call a mishap with an aircraft earlier today. 23 of the 26 serv

authorities say a homemade eskimosive device apparently caused saturday's blast in bloomington. no one was injured. fbi still trying to determine who set off this explosive and why. three people have been arrested after demonstrations took place in portland, oregon. hundreds of people took part in march of solidarity against hateful rhetoric. more now op our top story. north korea facing pressure from diplomats gathered in the philippines p. this after u.n. security counsel unanimously passed tough sanctions against pyongyang. let's get text on this with a global fellow at wilson center and journalist who has cuffed north korea extensively. good to have you with us here on the show. let's talk first about this notable meeting with regards to north korea so far this very brief encounter between the foreign ministers of north and south korea. how significant is this that they even spoke? >> this regional forum is one of the few chances that north koreans and south koreans have to interact. now south korean foreign minister had said she would try to pull him aside, to try to urge h

. >> reporter: broken glass and scattered debris at a bloomington, minnesota, mosque. this morning the fbi >> we have seen an outpouring of love. we have seen cries for tolerance. >> the attack on the synagogue is an attack on a church. it's an attack on all faith comm >> reporter: blake mccoy says they set up a gofundme page just about two days ago. it's generated about $38,000 to help to repair and rebuild the mosque. >>> news4 your health, vaccines to prevent against ear infections are working. researchers in rochester found a significant drop in ear infection cases after the pneumococcal vaccine was introduced in 2000. >>> and for your health, loneliness may be more deadly than being obese in a new report. this research from brigham young university, it found that people with stronger social connections they tend to live longer. in fact, social isolation and loneliness may increase the risk of early death. as much or more than obesity. >>> if you ever dreamed of working for nasa we have a few ideas for your resume. "a," they worked out fine for a 9-year-old. doug d

. >>> federal investigators tell cbs news the explosive that damaged a mosque in bloomington, minnesota was sophisticated and may have been a pipe bomb. governor mark dayton called it an act of terror. the explosion saturday blew out office windows just before morning prayers. no one was hurt. no arrests have been made. >>> opioids are taking a heavy toll on children in this country. they are not addicts, but their parents are. dean reynolds now on the innocent victims of a drug epidemic. >> reporter: on a winding trail in southeastern ohio four children symbolize the devastating consequences of the opioid epidemic. >> delany-u go get the cone. >> reporter: delaney, liam, finnian and connally are living with their aunt now. she and her husband are raising them as their own because their parents are heroin addicts. >> it's heartbreaking. it's heartbreaking to see that parents will take the drugs over the children. >> reporter: suzanne is talking about her own brother. what do you tell those children about their parents? >> i tell them that their parents love them but they just are not ab

happened in bloomington, south of minneapolis. where she was whispers preparing.ims in our west bureau. >> they're calling it an ibd in the hunt designed to who did this and why. this afternoon, the fbi and police are analyzing evidence including cell phone data. the director of the mosque and sitter says they do not have security cameras. police say that attack happened early saturday morning at the dar al farooq community center, which also serves as a mosque. it was tossed from a vehicle and that set off your neighbors say they heard a loud bang. several muslim groups are offering award more than $20,000. leading to an arrest. >> no matter what happens, small or big, it will never scare us. it will never bring us to our knees. we are here to help each other, support each other. >> the fbi, lead agency, they have not given us any details on a suspect i.d., jon, jon. >> jon: the governor and senator condemning this attack? >> governor mark dayton called it an act of terrorism. and not minnesota. al franken tweeting that violence like this has no place in minnesot

i do want to ask about the bomb og f a mosque in bloomington, minnesota which is adjacent to your districtnor called it an act of terrorism. has the president reached out to you or to your knowledge anyone in minnesota about that attack. >> no, the president has not reached out at all. we're looking forward to hearing from him. the fact is that when people are targets of terrorists attacks, that in the minds of some may be interpreted at condoning that. and so we definitely am looking forward to the president condemning this wow wardly act of terrorism against religious institution mosque. i was there yesterday, governor dayton has responded with tremendous leadership, along with representatives omar and representative carlson and mayor gene winston, a republican by the way has been on hand and wonderful. there's been a spike in anti-muslim hate and hate crimes. it's not just that incident but for the whole rash of anti-muslim hatred that's been happening under the trump administration's watch, it is important for the president to make it clear that he does not approve of this. >> let me s

i want to go back to indiana come up bloomington in particular, and look at the lighthouse christian academy. the lighthouse christian academy currently receives over 600 -- for,000 in state vouchers students to attend their school. they are clear in figure also clear -- and they are also clear in their handbook that if you are from a family where there is homosexual or bisexual activity or practicing alternate gender identity, you might be denied admissions. if this school, which obviously is approved to discriminate against lgbt students in indiana, if indiana applies for this federal funding, would you stand up so that the school could be open to all students? >> thank youcongresswoman, for your question that applies to school choice. >> we have one minute left. i would like to refer back to your question about the comment about -- >> i am sure you what. i would like to ask particularly, is there a line for you on state flexibility? case, say,in this we are going to overrule and you cannot discriminate, whether it be on sexual orientation, race, special needs in our voucher progra

i want to go back to indiana , bloomington in particular, and look at the lighthouse christian academy. the lighthouse christian academy over $665,000ives in state vouchers for students to attend their school. they are also clear in their handbook and guidance that if you are from a family where there is homosexual or bisexual activity -- their word, not mine -- or practicing alternate gender identity, you may be denied admissions. if this school, which obviously is approved to discriminate against lgbt students in indiana, if indiana applies for this federal funding, will you stand up so that the school could be open to all students? >> thank you, congresswoman, for your question with regard, probably, to school choice. >> it's actually kind of narrow, because i have one minute left. sec. devos: i would like to refer back to your question about the comment about -- >> i'm sure you would. i want to ask particularly, is there a line for you on state flexibility? you are the backstop for students and their right to access a quality education. would you, in this case, say, we are going to

dar al-farooqthe islamic c center in bloomington was bombed on saturday in an act that minnesota governor mark dayton has condemned as terrorism. the explosive device was thrown through the offices w windows at around 5:00 a.m. as people were gathering for morning prayers. most of the members are a part of minneneapolis's somomali commununity. president trump has not said anything about the attack. islam a phobic attacks across across the mosques united states have been rising since president trump was elected. this is the president of the islamic community center in minnesota. who do noture thohose have the consciousness of who we are, we will never come to our knees in front of them. we will keep resisting to assure the value of this country are in the highest levels ever. retreated by one individual or a group of people, or group of terrorists. we are here altogether in order to defend the values of our country, the values of our faith, the values of our people. amy: a federal appeals court has thrown out the prison sentence for former blackwater contractors involved in a 2007 massacre

in bloomington, minnesota, outside the twin cities. it has 520 stores. 11,000 employees there. $2 billion a year in economic activity. tonight they are going to try to break two world records to celebrate. most people in a cone birthday hat and most people decorating cupcakes. we will let you know. nancy: it's very specific. cone birthday hat. next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- a live look -- there you go -- cub cam. one adopted from another city. her new mother and family loving her. the story behind the family of tigers next. alison: still ahead, contracting nightmare. summer home improvements on hold in the middle of the project. the three mistakes you don't want to make when it comes to hiring just ahead. nancy: adrianna hopkins has a first look at how to start next week with "good morning washington." adrianna: thanks, guys. monday on "good morning washington" -- it is back to school week and while kids are gearing up for class we laid down important guidelines for parents on sexual abuse and how to protect the kids from predators at

only bloomington, indiana, ranked 14th, stops these three states from taking all 20 spots.t is not just rich cities. often grabbed the headlines. the average renter is paying month.per in new jersey, renters pay only $500 less than san francisco. 29 takes a look at where there are affordable homes. we have to catch up to the website once it loads. according to the national low income housing coalition, full-time worker earning minimum wage can of or a one-bedroom rental home in only 12 counties. all 12 are located in arizona, oregon and washington state could all three states have set their minimum wage higher than the federal level. the president of the national agenciestate housing says this -- http://twitter.com/cspanw[video] >> nearly half of all renters pay an excessive share of their income for housing and the crisis is most acute for the poorest households. we have a severe shortage of affordable rental homes. are more thanere 11 million extremely low income renter households. only 4 million rental homes are available to them. if this shortage continues to grow as hu

in bloomington. now a witness said it happened around the time of morning prayers. saw a car driving away. we do know that a 10,000 dollar reward is offered for information in this case. >>> a community led cease-fire in baltimore did not hold. two people were shot and died just 40 hours into this effort. but activists had hoped for a 72-hour weekend cease-fire urging drug dealers and gang members to put their guns do you know. community organizers put up thousands of posters and helped cookouts and rallies and vigils and hoping for fora reduction in crime and these two deaths brought the homicide total to 210 compared to 318 for all of last year. >>> martin shkreli is back on youtube and celebrating the verdict from a jury in brooklyn. >> they found the former hedge fund manager guilty on two counts of securities fraud but after cleared five of the counts, shkreli is claiming victory. >> reporter: hours after leaving a courthouse. >> my new prison name is big rolls. >> reporter: martin shkreli cracked open a beer and made predictions with his intnt fans about the f