, congress member ellison.st talk about jamar clark, what we understand happened, what the release of this video would mean and also what happened to your son, not to mention the shooting of these black lives matter protesters. i first reaction when i saw the picture of jeremiah was for -- horror. i would gladly face whatever dangers are necessary, but having my son face it is another thing. he is a 24-year-old guy. he is a strong passion for justice. it's a professional artist. he doesn't think he needs is dead worrying about him like that, but i can't help it. i remember when he was just a little boy and now he is a grown man. i am actually a little proud he feels this burning desire to stand up for what is right and to make a better society. that that picture was very, very disturbing. we're not going to let it sit there. to shoulder a weapon like that at a nonviolent -- at nonviolent protesters is outrageous. decency,iolation of and we're going to find out whether it is -- amy: who is the officer and why wa

. >> representative keith ellison the first muslim elected to congress is with me to respond. plus, a black lives matter activist -- >> get him the hell out of here, will you, please? >> violently removed from a trump event. >> maybe he should have been roughed up. >> i'll speak with an eyewitness from that rally. then who does america trust to handle the threat of terrorism? a new poll finds one 2016 candidate leading the entire field. and later, why the nra is blocking a bill to keep guns out of the hands of people on the terror watch list. >> the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. >> "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. this was the scene moments ago at a trump rally in columbus, ohio after a protester reacted to comments from donald trump about survaeeilling muslims in america. the protester shouted down by angry members of the crowd. a scene that's been repeated over and over again at trump campaign events. the very first day of donald trump's candidacy when he referred to mexican immigrants as crimi

ellison barber, wusa9. >>> new information on the man who jumped off of the white house fence. he is under psychiatric evaluation. joseph caputo was in court today, he is from connecticut but had been visiting virginia, he is not a suicide note with the friends before jumping the fence. the first family was inside having thanksgiving dinner. when the secret service stopped him they found a pocket size constitution and a flash drive. he is expected back in court in london. >>> crews are trying to find people trapped in fort worth texas. so far three bodies the bodies have been found. in kansas city there are dangerous conditions throughout the weekend there. howard bernstein has been tracking some changes headed our way. hopefully nothing but that can store for us. >> no, but he will get some showers later tomorrow into tubes -- no, we will get some showers later tomorrow it back into sunday. we see some freezing rain across oklahoma. the spring is making slow progress so, is still quite mild, a lot of 50 still behind the front buffalo, should court, chicago, falling into the 30

ellison barber is live with a look at what is ahead for the mailing commute. -- with a look at what is ahead for the morning commute. >> we begin in the satellite center center. >> reporter: the emerging look at what sparked concern in local communities. >> reporter: isis took to the internet to threaten the entire world. police say it is a threat that should be taken seriously. still, experts say you should not allow the threat to disrupt your life. in a new video released a new video released by isis the group warns that any country taking part in airstrikes in syria would suffer the same fate as paris. >> now that we know they have a real interest in attacking a broad and is willing to commit resources to do so that is quite a new phenomenon. >> reporter: experts say isis have shifted to actually planning and coordinating a sophisticated attack from their base in syria. >> this was a not done in a matter of days. it was a deliberately planned over the course of several months. >> reporter: speaking to us this analyst said isis is more tech savvy and as capable as any group has ever

amy: we're sorry that commerce member ellison could not join us.was on the scene at the attacks in minneapolis. usic ) ( synthesized music ) director ( off-screen ): okay, this looks pretty good. all right, let's get all the rest of the lights on, and get ready for a take. crewmember: what about the sky? ( indistinct comments ) director: all right, quiet down; roll camera. crewmember: speed! director: and action!

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we have got to learn how to love each other. >> reporter: in baltimore, ellison barber, wusa9. >> he still freelances with "time magazine" and just came back from austria. >>> a gofundme page has raised $30,000 for victims of the church be in crash that killed four. the large yolo was carrying 16 people to church services when it crashed in november 8. the pregnant woman suffered serious injuries and had to have emergency surgery. sally, she lost her baby. several of the others remain in the hospital. >>> tonight there is one less candidate in the race for president. bobby jindal has dropped out. he says it is not his time. he says he will support whatever becomes the nominee. >>> do you recognize this? that is yours four years ago saying you would pay this woman. >> a six year battle to get her money back finally comes to an end thanks to our team. see what it took for the woman to get her money. that is up next. >>> a judge tries to hit uber with a 50 million-dollar fine. see what happens now. can make and? >>> we have some clouds that could lead to showers. upper 40s to mid-50s to

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let's get right to ellison barber with more. >> reporter: this video has led to protests across chicago. we are going to show you part of the video video. this video it's only one piece of evidence but it does not look good for the officer involved. >> the question will be, why did he shoot him? we can't entirely come to a judgment. not just looking at it. >> reporter: prosecutors say officer jason van shot it back killed 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. 17-year old laquan mcdonald. that night police say laquan mcdonald was a robbery suspect, carrying a knife and acting erratically. van said nothing as he turned himself into police tonight. prosecutors say this video shows laquan mcdonald walking away when van shot him 16 times. >> this officer went overboard. >> reporter: they say a witness account backs this up. >> the motorist said he never did anything threatening towards of the officers. >> reporter: for 13 months van was not charged with anything and the public never saw this video. many people -- many people say it is unacceptable. the most damning evidence was what was in laquan mcd

of texas -- plenty of option this is weekend, one of them was in the heart of shaw tonight and our ellison barber was there. ♪ >> reporter: shaw's a neighborhood filled with people. today, it was a place filled with music. ♪ dancing. trains. snow globes. and face paint. >> i'm going to get stockings. >> reporter: once the sun went down the neighborhood had new life. >> two, one! >> reporter: this was organized by the development company that built all of this. for most people, this was the first big event of the holiday season. and it was all about having fun. >> oh it's great. we actually put our tree together today. >> yeah. >> and then this was our first event outside the house. >> the house. say hi. >> reporter: but for some it was about more than just a tree lighting. >> yeah i called this a bonding. >> reporter: about bringing together people who live in a community see a lot of changes. >> this is very diversity community now. we all learning how to get along with each other. it's nice to know who we're living with you know. who we a part of and who we going to be around. we have to

coming up, congressman keith ellison joins us. we'll get his perspective as one of only two muslim members of the house. plus, if congress wants to ramp up the fight in the middle east, shouldn't they vote on it first. senator chris gins us here on set. we'll be right back with much more morning joe live from washington. whatever you're doing, plan well and enjoy life... ♪ or, as we say at unitedhealthcare insurance company, go long. of course, how you plan is up to you. take healthcare. make sure you're covered for more than what just medicare pays... consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company... the only medicare supplement plans that carry the aarp name, and the ones that millions of people trust year after year. it's about having the coverage you need... plan well. enjoy life. go long. when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like n

a few of those children finally made it home landing at dallas international airport where our ellison barber is tonight. some of these children are home, but is this issue solved? >> reporter: no, it is not, leslie. for the families that were here today, the moment was bitter sweet. the family drove from chicago. >> he is always our son, it is a matter of when will be be together in u.s. soil? we have been together in congo. >> they traveled thousands of miles to bring isaac to u.s. but this moment, this joy-- >> thank you br bringing isaac-- for bringing isaac home. >> impossible to measure. >> we have been waiting a long time. >> 2013 jennifer and eric legally adopted isaac from the democrat republican of the congo, the name year the government stopped issues exit visas for children. >> the day they announced the suspension, the next day he passed u.s. portion but got stuck for 2 years. >> 1,000 families who legally adopted children couldn't get them home. they announced they would review cases and allow 69 children to leave the country. 14 were adopted by u.s. families. the state d

congressman keith ellison with his hands up as an officer aims his rifle at him. in response, congressman ellison tweeted my son is peacefully protesting with hands up. officer is shouldering gun. why? at last night's protest the congressman spoke, calling for calm. >> i want to make sure that everybody expresses themselves, but that people's emotions don't boil over. >> for the first time ever, the fda has approved a genetically modified salmon to be sold in the u.s. it's been engineered to grow twice as fast while eating 10% less food. the fda won't require stores to label the salmon as different from all-natural salmon. consumer advocates are decrying that decision questioning the long-term effects of eating genetically modified food. >>> all right. let's get down to business with cnbc's landon dowdy. good morning, happy friday, landon. >> hey there, shannon. happy friday to tu, as well. just to know we have seen no changes in futures since the hostage situation in mali. they are still higher. but the markets closing slightly lower thursday with the dow held do

we take you inside ellison eyewear in iowa city. "i've always been an entrepreneur, i come from a family of entrepreneurs. " aristotle loumis has always had his eye on the entrepreneurial sky. "from shoveling snow to raking leaves we always found ways to make money. " loumis was inspired by the work of a non-profit, helping provide eye exams to needy kids. he lasered in on an "i"dea... combining that sight-saving help with stylish eyewear... and thus ellison eyewear was born... a global company based in iowa city. "we have an office in greece, we have an office in chicago, but we run the majority of our operations out of iowa." loumis spent time in europe, learning about the trade, design, and most importantly-- style. "the howards. it's a european interpretation of the aviator." the company launched august of 2014... so in just more than a year of business.... "we have been able to successfully get into 50 stores within one year, so we're very proud of that." the charitible aspect of the business is still a big focus. "ultimately o

and thus ellison eyewear was born... a global company based in iowa city. "we have an office in greece, we have an office in chicago, but we run the majority of our operations out of iowa." loumis spent time in europe, learning about the trade, design, and most importantly-- style. "the howards. it's a european interpretation of the aviator." the company launched august of 2014... so in just more than a year of business.... "we have been able to successfully get into 50 stores within one year, so we're very proud of that." the charitible aspect of the business is still a big focus. "ultimately on the philanthropic side when it comes to our donation we want to build hospitals in impoverished countries, that are helping aid in the fight against preventable blindness. " so even as the company grows and expands internationally-- iowa will always be home base. "you can work with the university, you can work with the students, and the operational costs are a lot lower. you can get a lot more bang for your buck. " we're always looking for businesses to feature and

we take you inside ellison eyewear in iowa city. "i've always been an entrepreneur, i come from a family of entrepreneurs. " aristotle loumis has always had his eye on the entrepreneurial sky. "from shoveling snow to raking leaves we always found ways to make money. " loumis was inspired by the work of a non-profit, helping provide eye exams to needy kids. he lasered in on an "i"dea... combining that sight-saving help with stylish eyewear... and thus ellison eyewear was born... a global company based in iowa city. "we have an office in greece, we chicago, but we run the majority of our operations out of iowa." loumis spent time in europe, learning about the trade, design, and most importantly-- style. "the howards. it's a european interpretation of the aviator." the company launched august of 2014... so in just more than a year of business.... "we have been able to successfully get into 50 stores within one year, so we're very proud of that." the charitible aspect of the business is still a big focus. "ultimately on the philanthropi

." >> jason ellison posted this video. you can see that funnel cloud in the air.this is south of modesto. the sheriff's department showed trees knocked over. high winds damaged some homes there. fortunately, no reports of any injury. >> back here in the bay area, gusts and strong winds ripped apart trees and took down limbs. it really scared store workers and shoppers in san francisco. they shut down the block to give crews room to cut the tree in pieces. that person who owns that car wasn't so lucky. no one was inside, but obviously, there is damage done to it. no reports of injuries. it was windy the time that tree fell down. >> i turned around and heard cracking. it was falling over and you heard it hit the car loud. it was crazy. everybody swarmed outside. >> it's scary. there are so many huge trees along this neighborhood. it pulled this one tree out. >> it wasn't just limited there. we've seen wind damage in other parts. a large tree cracked a fence west of redwood city. a tree was chopped up and set on the side of the road for pick-up. more about the condit

. >>> back now with the roundtable david axelrod, and here on the other side, congressman keith ellison, first muslim elected to congress, and mare that mcsally. thank you for joining us. we heard the candidates weigh in on steps they'y're going to take in the fight against isis. >> you s see the cnge in all the polls. the issue was dominated by economy and jobs. now it's dominated by terrorism and what's going on in the mile east. the question is, how long does it last? i think it lasts within the republican primary throughout the coursee of the republican primary. changed the dynamics of the race. lot of people thought it would hurt donald trump, because voters would turn. the act opposite has been happening because people, gop voters for sure, want strength as the ultimate value. right and weweak at this moment. >>nd congresswoman mcsally, you see the numbers for president obama, lot of discontent for his strategy against terrorism. >> absolutely. he's had a failed strategy since he's been in office. isis is just the new met tas sized of that. we haven't seen a cprehensive strategy t

by voya financial. >> okay, which president made thanksgiving a national holiday. >> congressman ellisonoln, lincoln, lincoln, lincoln. thank you all for that. >>> i want to go back to martha raddatz who spent this week on both fronts in the fight against isis. here she documents how isis has risen so fast. >> reporter: nearly two years ago when isis was beginning to make world headlines. we were in iraq, the u.s. ambassador waving a red flag about the threat from isis. how concerned should americans be what's going on here? >> we have real interests in middle east the middle east and the iraq. we should be very concerned. >> reporter: then, just six months later, we're live this morning to find a city bracing for attack. fears that iraq's capital baghdad would fall, that didn't happen, but isis did take mosul the second-largest city, which it still holds today. later, we returned as the fight intensified, reporting from the "uss bush," aircraft carrier at the heart of the fight against isis. getting a firsthand look at a bat already in motion. you watch these flight operations, it's an

jayson el ellison posted this video of a funnel cloud south of modesto. they sheriff's department feeted photos showing trees knock over and pulled out of the grounds. he high winds ripped the shingles off a church roof and damaged homes no reports of injuries. >>> in the bay area, there's wind advisory in effect through 10:00 p.m. gusts and strong winds have ripped apart trees and taken down some limbs. lilian kim is live in san francisco with a look at the damage. >> reporter: we're on union street near octavia. this where is a tree came crashing down this afternoon, alarming workers and pedestrians. officers shut down the entire clock, giving fire crews room to cut the tree in pieces. it caused damage to the one car it fell on top of but the car was unoccupied and no reports of injuries. witnesses say it was windy at the time the tree fell. plenty of shops here, people working and enjoying the sunday afternoon, saw and heard it come down. >> i just turned around because i heard cracking and it was falling over and then, bam, hit the car, and every swar

jayson el ellison posted this video of a funnel cloud south of modesto. they sheriff's department feeted photos showing trees knock over and pulled out of the grounds. he high winds ripped the shingles off a church roof and damaged homes no reports of injuries. >>> in the bay area, there's wind advisory in effect through 10:00 p.m. gusts and strong winds have ripped apart trees and taken down some limbs. lilian kim is live in san francisco with a look at the damage. >> reporter: we're on union street near octavia. this where is a tree came crashing down this afternoon, alarming workers and pedestrians. officers shut down the entire clock, giving fire crews room to cut the tree in pieces. it caused damage to the one car it fell on top of but the car was unoccupied and no reports of injuries. witnesses say it was windy at the time the tree fell. plenty of shops here, people working and enjoying the sunday afternoon, saw and heard it come down. >> i just turned around because i heard cracking and it was falling over and then, bam, hit the car, and every swar

jason ellison posted this video of a funnel cloud of facebook. the sheriff's department tweet pictures of damage in the valley. some trees ripped out of the ground. others knocked over. ripping the shingles right off a church roof and damaging homes. no one was hurt. >> pg&e blamed the overnight rain for sparking an electrical fire and triggering a power outage in san francisco. you can see the flames charred this wooden poll on 25th 25th street near utah street. the fire knocked out power for 4,000 homes and businesses. this happened around 8:30 this morning. most of those people had their power back bit 10:00 a.m. pg&e believes water caused equipment to fail and catch fire. >>> following the rain, some strong wind gusts blew through. you can see a loom from the mt. tam camera in mariner, some trees swaying there. we're under a wind advisory advisory 10:00 p.m. >> we picked up anywhere from a quarter to half inch of rain so not bad. but we are looking at the winds right now behind the system. so, with wind gusts to 35-miles-an-hour in oakland, i

let's get right to ellison barber. what the most part things to see seem to be running smoothly here but the rush hour started out with -- >> >> reporter: things seem to be running smoothly here but the rush hour started out with an issue. security officials said this was a false fire alarm but it happened in the middle of heightened security. >> i know americans have been asking whether it is safe here. as we go to the weekend i want the american people to know that we are taking every possible step to keep our homeland safe. >> travel, be with your family. celebrate the holidays. go to public events but be vigilant. >> reporter: even though officials say there is no plot travelers seem to take the advice. >> i think we are safer now than we have been in a while. there is no need to be afraid. >> reporter: most were far more concerned with getting to where they were going. whatever the lady was it was not getting in their way. >> i am headed to south carolina. i am eating my siblings. i have not seen them in a wild. i

. >> i'm ellison barber wusa 9. >> tonight at 11:00 we'll tell you about the permit ban and introduce you to one of the families who finally got to bring home their son. >> we're looking forward to that. >>> burgundy and gold. the new orleans saints. a game we should win. kurt cousins talks about getting jackson back into the offense. >> and don't forget the phone lines are still open to donate to our turkeys for troops campaign. you can thank all those who served, who have served by calling (202) 895-5560. volunteers standing by right >>> on this veterans day we have a story about a box forgotten in an attic packed with pictures and letters written by a sailor to his wife during world war ii. >> now the box is back in her family's possession. >> a few days ago we had a citizen drop off a box with some world war ii memorabilia. he found it in his attic and he wanted it to be brought back to the right full owner. we saw pictures and let ters. christmas cards. it all seemed to come back to one person. >> they goog and his name and that is how they found me. >> and now long lost pieces o

i am ellison barber wusa 9 news that woman gave birth to a baby girl in june and the baby -- the baby girl's name is elena . >>> new tonight, dc police say they have released surveillance video of an assault at a mcdonald's restaurant and they are hoping someone watching right now will recognize the attacker and call-in a tip. the man through a wet floor called that an employee. if you have any information that leads to a rest -- to an arrest, it could be a 100 -- a $1000 award. >>> a man hit by a greyhound bus and got pinned underneath. dc tells us he has non-life- threatening injuries. rescue crews had to use hydraulic equipment to lift the bus and pull the guy out here that accident is under investigation. >>> no water for drinking, bathing or flushing the toilet's . >>> that is the situation. >>> frustrated residents have been waiting for residents -- for owners to repair a water main break outside their home. two days is a long time. what is going on? >> this all started with a broken water main yesterday and got worse today with a broken valve eight the below the street. the cre

it says this copy was inscribed by ellison.ican american model, left to work in france, she later returned to the united states and was a successful model here for many years. so the edition we have for harold is signed personally inscribed by ralph ellison written to helen williams and knowing harold as i do and knowing the values, i thought would make more meaningful as a gift. i would like to ask harold to step up, come up here on stage and give him these gifts, please join me in recognizing harold. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, thank you, please sit down because lynn wants to move things forward. thank you, david, and thank you to everybody here. i have not spoken since my first year when i talked about what my literary values were. i do want to clear one thing up before i go, and it comes from the frequently asked question section of the national book award. a literarian is a person that dedicates life to enjoyment of literature. it's the 19th century word that went out of fashion

ellison to a woman named helen williams, who is quite likely the same helen williams who is crediteding the first, dark skin, african-american model to be featured in mainstream advertising campaigns. ms. williams left the united states to escape discrimination to work in france where she found success modeling for prominent designers such as christians your. she later returned to the united states and was a successful model here for many years. so the addition we have for harold is signed personally inscribed by ralph ellison, it is written to helen williams. just knowing harold as i do and knowing his values, i thought this would make it more meaningful as a gift. so i would like to ask harold to step up and come up on stage and give him these gifts. please demand recognizing harold. [applause]. thank you. thank you, please sit down because we want to move things forward. thank you david, thank you to everybody here. i have not spoken at the national book award since my first year when i talked about what my literary values were. i do want to clear one thing up before i go. it come

reporting live, ellison barber, wusa nine. >>> police investigating the murder of a man whose body wasfound in a playground in alexandria. investigators say the man's throat was slashed his body was left under a child's slide at beverly park, 100 feet from a school bus stop. the man 24 and they have not yet released his name. >>> the students demanded action and they got it. both the president and the chancellor at the university of missouri are resigning in the face of student protests over racially charged incidents on campus.>> i...i am...a revolutionunced his resignation saying he failed to address the students concerns. the troubles led to jonathan butler you just heard from going on a weeklong hunger strike. the movement gained momentum with missouri's football team threatened to boycott again this saturday.>> it should not have taken this much. it is discussing and bile that we find ourselves in the situation we were in. rep -- >> the university promises to implement diversity programs to address student concerns.>> we are out here, we ate leaving.>>> students at gail are raisin

tonight our ellison barber is here to explain why one of those letters caught the eye of the police chief. >> reporter: the officer who wrote that letter's name is jennifer bickel she works here at the sixth district. a district in dc that patrols one of the city's most dangerous blocks. even though she sees she's seen tons of violence, bickel says this is the place she still loves to work. >> even coming from the sixth. >> i find the most people truly are good -- i find that most people truly are good. >> reporter: this letter talks about the hardships bickel faced. >> we are looking for the same solution. >> we are looking for a stronger sense of community. >> reporter: this isn't a part of the city everyone wants to work. just last month police in the sixth district responded to 108 violent crimes in the area. according to dc police data 'vtheyvee instigated 26 homicides so far this year. many people here don't trust the police. >> they don't like us. they don't like us. >> i won't talk to them. >> police are killing people. so i don't trust them. >> we're looking for a stronger sense

. >> reporter: ellison barber, wusa9. >> she is cute for sure. she was so good in the program, she was awarded a full scholarship to continue her training with the washington ballet. >> that's amazing. i know very well what can happen when you take ballet lessons as a young girl. she's practicing four days a week with the ballet. half of that time spent getting ready for the nutcracker. we wish them well. >>> these past few days, we've enjoyed what you are sharing on our wall of gratitude. >> if you haven't happening chance to give us your thoughts, check it out at wusa9.com/gratitude. we're asking you, family, friends, neighbors, we're doing it too. tell the world about what's happening with you and your family and your community. >> to check out the wall of gratitude, go to wusa9.com/gratitude or our wusa9 at. and here to demonstrate the power of gratitude, is topper. who are you thankful for? >> yeah. he had a bath and a trim today. getting ready for the holidays. >> we have those on our facebook and twitter page if you want to print them out,

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weekand he was ready to go from the start -- opening ive for the vikes -- bridgewawar finds rhett ellison -- and he finds the endzone -- minnie goes up 7 oakland hung around for a while -- but there was no stopping adrian peterson -- he breaks free in the 4th for an 80 yard scoror-- peterson rushed for 203 yards -- vikings with their 5th straight -- 30 to 14 the final. i thought it was a very very good team win... i thought our guys competed and fought... we did some good things in really every phase... special teams... offensively we rushed for a lot of yards... we moved the ball... bears taking on the rams -- jermey langford filling in for the injured matt forte again i'll get to him in a minute -- but first -- jay cutler -- hitshis new b-f-f zach miller --- gotta be the name -- miller goes 87 yards for the score -- the two connected 5 times for 107 yards and 2 scoresbut that wasn't the best performance of the day -- that' belonged to langford -- cutler hits him on the screen pass -- and he gone -- langford had 73 rushing yards -- 109 recieving yards -- and scored twice -- bears win 37

they played the raiders teddy bridgewater likes that -- and he'd like this too -- he finds rhett ellison -- and he finds the endzone -- minnie goes up 7 oakland hung around for a while -- but there was no stopping adrian peterson -- terson rushed for 203 yards -- vikings with their 5th straight -- 30 to 14 the final. bears taking on the rams -- jermey langford filling in for the injured matt forte again i'll get to him in a minute -- but first -- jay cutler -- hits his newew-f-f zach miller --- gotta bebehe name -- miller goes 87 yards for the score -- the two connected 5 times for 107 yards and 2 scoresbut that wasn't the best performance of the day -- that' belonged to langford -- cutler hits him on the screen pass -- and he gone -- langford had 73 rushing yards -- 109 recieving yards -- and scored twice -- bears win 37 to 13.iefs trying to beat the broncos for the first time in 8 triesand their defense came to play -- peyton manning drops back but is picked off by ron parker -- the chiefs picked off manning 4 times and there offense was a well oiled machine -- alex smith drops one to

you're one of two muslims to serve in the united states congress, keith ellison is the other muslim. when you hear donald trump suggest for example that there should be surveillance of certain mosques in the united states, that maybe there needs to be some sort of database to keep track of certain muslims, what do you say to trump? >> you know, i think he's dialed back his comments. i think that mr. trump who has done business with muslims, who has muslims working for his organization, surely beyond the rhetoric and how he presents himself i've met mr. trump. i don't think he is as unreasonable as his rhetoric suggests. that's not a defense of him. i condemn the harsh language against muslims. i don't think that any mosque or any community should be surveilled unless you're looking at a mosque where the reasonable suspicion test has been met and probable cause test has been met. other than that to surveil people just because of their religion is unconstitutional and un-american. >> good point. congressman, thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you, what an honor. >> keith ellison

that's oracle ceo larry ellison to a super pac supporting marco rubio. a superfund for jeb bush received almost $2 million with the rest divided among about a dozen or so candidate. there you have it. >> has the tech industry been reluctant to pull out its wallet? >> another story. in 2012, the valley tech industry gave close to $30 million with 2/3 of that to barack obama. of course, the presidential election is about a year away. but still, you know, in the era of super pacs, really? the tech industry, well it remains quiet. >> what are your theories on why this is happening at this point? >> for years, the tech industry has been seeking attention from the federal government a number of issues. specifically tech issues to lobby for immigration reform, particularly as it relates to the visa. a permanent research and development tax credit to help with long-term planning and cyber security to protect hardware and software. yet few of these and other issues for that matter have been addressed by the leaders in washington. so you put it together, it may be

. >> representative keith ellison the first muslim elected to congress is with me to respond. plus, a black lives matter activist -- >> get him the hell out of here, will you, please? >> violently removed from a trump event. >> maybe he should have been roughed up. >> i'll speak with an eyewitness from that rally. then who does america trust to handle the threat of terrorism? a new poll finds one 2016 candidate leading the entire field. and later, why the nra is blocking a bill to keep guns out of the hands of people on the terror watch list.

we spoke with democratic congressman keith ellison, one of only two muslims in congress and got his reaction. >> well, unfortunately, i think the people who are taking this action are reacting in a panic. they are -- they are being subjected to fear, and i think that's the wrong position to take. i think the right position is for us to understand the refugees are victims of terrorism, in the same way that people in paris have been, and he should understand we're not going to make ourselves or anyone safer by succumbing to fear in this way. personally, i think that we should continue to accept refugees. i think that the west and the united states should continue to be looked upon as a safe haven for suffering people as a refuge, because it is the terrorists who are the cruel ones, the ones chasing people out of their homes. we should be the ones accepting people who need it within. of course we should vet people properly. we have the right to make sure we safeguard the refugee program from terrorists who might try to infiltrate it. >> you mentioned the screening process, giving the screening

minneapolis congressman keith ellison even spoke to protesters.e urged all sides to remain peaceful. >> we're motivated out here tonight by love, by compassion, and by a burning desire for justice. >> one of the protesters' main demands is that investigators release video of the fatal shooting. authorities say video will not be released while the investigation is ongoing. >>> 6:18. a boston area teenager was among five people killed during an attack in the west bank. esra swartz was 1 years old spending a year in israel studying aabove. four others were killed in attacks carried out by palestinians in the west bank. >>> jonathan pollard, a convicted spy, is free after serving 30 years of a life sentence. he was arrested by the f.b.i. back in 1985 after his plea for asylum was rejected at the gates of the israeli embassy here in washington. even his freedom doesn't end the controversy surrounding his arrest. his israeli wife is criticizing the united states government for refusing to allow him to move immediately to israel where he's seen as a hero

. >> minnesota congressman keith ellison is the first muslim-american elected to congress.congress. congressman, thank you very much. first of all, how do you respond to the rhetoric you hear from candidates, including i must say, at least one democratic governor, in new hampshire running for the senate, who are trying to stop the flow of refugees from syria? >> i think we just got to assure them that we do have a substantial program in place that over the course of many years, more than 15 years, since 2001, has vetted and screened a great deal of refugees from war-torn places. some of whom where the act of terrorism in the countries have been successful where there are levels of fear. i think if there's a reason to bolster the program, we can do that as we go. we don't need a pause. what we need to do is move forward. this is already a lengthy process. 18 to 24 months, sometimes three years, but the truth is, america is a country that is the country of the statue of liberty where we welcome people who have been abused and mistreated by dictatorial governments fleeing war,

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