. >> my name is minister dominique alexander, president of the next generation action network.urrently right now we are doing this because the alarming video states racism as a factor. a lot of the things that was released in the media and throughout the country yesterday did not display what was really going on there. what really started this is an adult talking to a minor in a disrespective manner for the police called -- >> we're listening to the president, dominique alexander, president of next generation action network holding a press conference. i said a rally, they're having the rally later tonight. but they're talking about eric casebolt, the officer you see there put on administrative leave after the incident that happened after a local community pool in mckinney, texas. we're going to speak with dominique alexander as well as lashauna berk one of the moms who organized the pool party in texas. we'll update the results, too. do you agree with groups who claim race was a factor in mckinney? plus, the top take aways from the weekend's gop cattle call? still ahead in the

dominique alexander is the president of that organization that is demanding that the officer be fired case and be charged with assaulting the youth. we're going to speak with dominique alexander coming up in the program in just about 15 minutes. >>> meanwhile, on the front page of the dallas morning news. they say there are two narratives about what happened there. either white residents harassed neighborhood black kids at a pool party or law officers safely dispersed a loud out of control mob of teenagers. those are the two narratives regarding the video caught on camera. here is one of the witnesses make -- megyn kelly last night defending the police officers who were involved in the friday night fracas in texas. >> you were the -- he was the first officer to arrive there and it was chaos when he arrived there, and i think he had to kind of match that situation with a good amount of aggression to kind of calm the crowd down. the only people he were going after were people who just got up and started running, and it wasn't just black kids. there was a white female was one of the firs

local leaders like ministery dominique alexander say casebolt's resignation is not enough. >> we will keep on assembling and protesting until this officer is charged for the conducts that he did. >> reporter: the mckinney police department is continuing the investigation to see if casebolt used excessive force or thato could lead to criminal charges. scott.le >> pelley: michelle, thank you. in a small town in germany nearly everyone turned out to honor their neighbors, victims of the germanwings plane crash. white hearses carried 16 students, two teachers were ins. black hearses. they were among 150 killed on march 24 when the copilot intentionally crashed the plane f into the french alps. red tape had prevented the bodies' return until now. president obama is sending 450 additional u.s. troops to iraq in the fight against isis. the islamic extremists now control vast territory. most recently taking the key provincial capital ramadi in iraq and the city of palmyra in syria. by mid-summer, u.s. forces in iraq will have grown from 275 a year ago to more than 3,500. david martin reports

and according to dominique alexander, who runs an organization called the next generation action networkcontact with the mother and daughter involved the young woman who appears to be a high school student. she's about 18 years old, threw a party with her younger sister. it was an end of the school year party at which they invited an interracial group of friends, according to the network. and then according to that organization, a pair of women, adult women, white women, objected to the party and began berating some of the children who were at the party who were as young as 14. according to the organization a 14-year-old girl was being behated when the daughter the girl throwing the party, intervened and then at least according to the group, was struck by one of the women. they're saying that there was fighting, there was physical altercations between adults and children at which time police were called. when the police got there, you then see some of the video that you're playing now that is all over social media. you have to understand there were lots of people with phones lots of peop