this is the minnesota governor, mark dayton.ydayton: what a act this was, committed yesterday. it is a crime. meeting,dy said in the if the roles were reversed, it would be a terror attack. and that is what this is. an act of terror. amy: the fbi had taken over the investigation but president trump has not said anything about the attack. since the attack, he is sent out over 25 tweets but not one about the attack. islamophobic attacks against muslims and mosques across the united states have been rising since president trump was elected. minnesota is home to a large somali-american community, which has spaced a surge of hate crimes to levels not the aftermath of 9/11. while overall, hate crimes reported by minnesota law enforcement agencies have dropped by 25% since 2010, crimes against muslims continued an upward trend. to minneapolis where we're joined by mohammed omar, executive director of the dar al farooq center. he was in the mosque when the attack occurred on saturday morning. thankfully not in his office. welcome to dem

governor mark dayton condemned the attack after touring the damage caused by an explosive device thrown at the buildings. federal investigators are working to identify possible systems and determine if the incidents was a hate crime. >>> at least 30 people were injured when a tornado ripped through tulsa, okay oklahoma. it struck when most stores and restaurants were closed. 8 victims were injured when part of a roof collapsed on a t.g. i.fridays. the tornado was packing winds topping 100 miles per hour. >>> a google employees manifesto about women in the workplace is drawing backlash from the company's executive. a male engineer wrote women should not take tech jobs and men have higher stamina. the company executives are condemning the document. >>> starbucks is forced to set the record straight after the coffee chain fell victim tore an internet hoax. >>> there's an easy way for mom to avoid raising picky eaters. details on healthcheck when "action news" comes right back. eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical

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. >>> minnesota governor mark dayton is calling the bombing of a suburban minneapolis mosque an act of terrorism. it happened thursday during morning prayers. no injuries were reported. keith ellerson applauded the quick response. >> there's no person who should have thrown a bomb into this mosque than to act in a kind, loving, and inclusive way. the fbi is looking into whether the incident was a hate cream. >>> a northwestern university microbiologist suspected in the stabbing death of a 26-year-old chicago man is due today in a california courtroom. wyndham latham along with oxford financial officer andrew warren had been on the run for nine days before surrendering in the bay area over the weekend. they were sought on first-degree murder charges in the death of trenton james cornell-duranleau. he was held without bail. >>> and going on trial today. taylor swoft goes to court against a deejay. >>> and shaq loses a basketball bet but the kids lose big time. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay a

. >> sreenivasan: finally, "an act of terrorism" 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. rosal

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. >> reporter: she's raising a fifth child, a boy named ronny, who just turned one. his mother

then drove away in a pickup truck as the bomb exploded no one was hurt but as minnesota governor mark dayton pointed out there's no question about what this incident was a terrorist attack it's a crime so what he said meeting if this were rules were reversed. it would be a whole a terrorist attack and that's why this is an act of terrorism. this is attack occurred at five am saturday morning it's now just past seven pm on monday and the president has said nothing zip he has however found the time to blast c.n.n. on twitter this outrageous silence is this outrageous silence because the potential victims of this attack were muslims. i would have this problem i mean the saddest part of this whole story is how it's becoming more and more normalized this kind of violence these folks were first morning prayer it just reminded me of what happened in south carolina a couple of years ago when people were you know in church praying and they get murdered. and there was such a reaction to the south carolina massacre that it's just makes you wonder where is the president and what is the message that sign

minnesota governor mark dayton called the attack a hate crime and an act of terrorism even though policeave not yet determined a motive for the crime. japan marking a somber anniversary today. it has been 72 years citizens atomic bombing of here row seem a, the united states of course dropped the bomb in the final days of world war ii. japan held a moment of silence killed. the us military has called off a search and rescue operation for three missing marines lost at see. the crash remains under investigation and we get the latest from fox's ellison barber. >>reporter: the search is over for three missing marines and the focus is on recovery. the marine corpse says they've notified the families of those three marines and the recovery effort could take several months to complete. when officials called off the search it was around 3 a.m. in australia, the day before august 5, 4 p.m. local time. an osprey crashed off the coast of australia. the aircraft took off from a us navy war ship and a defense official tells fox news it crashed as it attempted to land on that war ship. officials say 2

minnesota governor mark dayton saying it's an act of terrorism. president trump saying nothing yet. discuss jean knows b obi dal la and the founder of republican muslim coalition. so good to have you on. i'm going to start with you. i want to get your take on there. i'm going to put this map up from january through july, there were 63 incidents of arson, vandalism or tletz made to mosques in america according to the council on islamic american relations. these are occurring all over the country. what's the mood of the muslim community like right now? . it's pretty sad to see hate crimes increasing against muslims in america. at the same time, we strongly condemn the terrorism that occurred last weekend against the minnesota mosque. i'm deeply saddened to see president trump not address it so far. i hope the muslim community would step sup outreach efforts to the white house if we want to see a strong response coming from there. we can't be on the receiving end or play the victim games. we have to be proactive and must engage with the white house. >>? >> i don't know what we can do t

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 able to take care of them. >> reporter: she's raising a fifth child, a boy named ronny, who just tur

governor mark dayton condemning the attack in the strongest terms. >> it's an act of terrorism, criminalism against the iman, who thank the good lord was not present in his office, as it would appear that this person intended. and the destruction done to this sacred site is unthinkable, unforgivable. >> the fbi is leading this federal, criminal investigation. agents of talking to eyewitnesses, reviewing videos from inside the mosque and cell phone data. they're analyzing the device working to see who built it and why. they say their investigation will determine whether it was a hate crime or an act of terrorism. scombr claw-- >> claudia, what are other religious leaders saying on this sunday? >> they are speaking out. dozens gathered to condemn the violence. they said that everyone has the right to worship in peace and safety. >> the attack on a mosque is an attack on a synagogue, is an attack on a search and all faith communities. we stand with you. one million protestants in minnesota. >> there's a $20,000 reward in this case and the mosque has set up a gofundme account to raise money

>> governor mark dayton called it an act of terrorism. and not minnesota.nken tweeting that violence like this has no place in minnesota or america and that religious leaders came together, interfaith, to discuss. >> and attack on a mosque is in it attack on a synagogue, and attack on a church. i attack on faith communities. >> mosque says they have received hate calls and mail, but never the victim of a hate crime. >> jon: matt sims, life in chicago. the amusement park ride that through those writers in the air and killed the man. fell apart. excessive corrosion happened last month and the ohio state fair. in seven other people were hurt when the gondola broke from her beam. investigators say corrosion ate away at the middle causing it to snap. i had, taylor swift accused of radio dj of groping her. he says he is the real victim. the now the case is going to court. the pop star could take the stand. that is next. ♪ new bike? yeah, 'cause i got allstate. if you total your new bike, they replace it with a brand new one. that's cool. i got a new helmet. we kn

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 baghdad,

minnesota governor mark dayton issued a stark assessment of it. >> when a cowardly terrible act, somebody says in a meeting if this roles were reversed, it could be called a terrorist attack. it's an act of terror. >> just hours before the explosion, up to 300 people would have been inside for friday prayers. president trump has still in the commented. >> joining us now is mohammed aa omar. what's the latest information you have gotten from investigators about this attack? >> thank you for having me. latest information we get, they are still investigating and officially coming back to the building, getting more footage and also asking more questions about the members who were there and still it's an open investigation. they don't want to comment on it. they don't want to say incomplete information. so they are still investigating and telling us they are kind of narrowing down their widening investigation and we are waiting for them. >> all right. we mentioned earlier to the best of our knowledge, you have not heard from the president. has administration, the white house reached out in any

governor mark dayton condemning the attack in the strongest terms. >> this is an act, a criminal actorism against the imam who, thank the good lord, was not present in his office. it would appear that this person intended, and the destruction that it's done to this sacred site is just unthinkable, unforgivable. >> reporter: the fbi is leading this criminal -- federal criminal investigation. agents are, of course, talking to witnesses, they're also reviewing videos and cell phone data and analyzing the components of the device, working to figure out how it was put together, who built it and why. >> is it a hate crime, is it an act of terrorism, who did it, all these things, again, that's what the investigation is going to, is to determine who and what the motivation was. >> reporter: interfaith leaders gathered with city officials at the mosque to condemn the violence. they said everyone has the right to worship in peace and safety. >> an attack on a mosque is an attack on a synagogue is an attack on a church, it's an attack on all faith community communityies, and so we stand with yo

minnesota governor mark dayton condemned the attack. >> if the roles were revrsed and it would be called a terrorist attack. that's what it is, an act of terrorism, a criminal act. >> the muslim-american society of minnesota is offering a $24,000 reward for information that leads to the bomber's arrest. >>> severe turbulence rocked the flight from athens, greece, just before it landed in philadelphia. video recorded by a passenger over the weekend shows the damage inside the american airlines jet with 299 people aboard. arnd t cabin.owere thrn >> it started taking it into a big drop, babies screaming, people in front of us hitting the ceilings, lady in front of me, her hair was actually like -- strands of her hair stuck to the top of like the light. there's a lot of -- lot of debris everywhere, the aisles all covered. it was pretty wild. >> seven crew members and three passengers on flight 759 were take on a hospital after saturday's mishap. >>> the maker of a ride that fell apart at the ohio state fair blames it on excessive corrosion. the malfunction last month killed an 18-year-old ma

clear creek, same thing for dayton, just shy of that 50-inch mark. here's more of a map. that way if you're not there are with some of those town names, to show you, this right here being downtown houston. this is where the intercontinental airport is located up here. they picked up over 30 inches of rain. the heaviest really kind of being on the east and the southern region of the storm. the problem, brooke, going forward is we still expect some rain in the short-term forecast. the good news is at least it looks by friday and by saturday that folks in texas will finally get that dry weather that they need to really begin the clean-up process. >> and just even today as we've been hearing from our correspondents, just being able to see the sunshine for the first time in days, just even, you know, psychologically, just helps so much, i know, for these folks clearing out of their homes. allison, thank you so much. we're keeping a very close eye on these live pictures. this is a hallway of a nursing home in port arthur, texas, feeling the brunt of sort of the second round of

dayton texas, 40 inches of rain since friday. just northeast of houston, and so many towns reach the over 30 inch mark including south houston, houstonports well over 20's inches, earlier this afternoon, we'll get more official numbers tomorrow morning they will be staggering, additionally just as lauren blanchard was reporting, 12 to 20 plus inches of rain wednesday, especially bowmont texas area unindated and they will see totals through the whole event 50 to 60 inches, right now, can't get a break in houston, you saw it live and it continues, heavy rain around the center of the circulation of harvey and this will continue during the overnight hours, tornado watch still in evict in southern coast of louisiana be places like like charles new orleans have seen a lot of rain, new orleans will watch for heavy rain during the overnight hours too. back to what should be tropical storm erma by tomorrow morning, rain stretching from the carolina coast line virginia beach all the way down through charleston and movement is luckily off to the north and east a glancing blow, tropical storm conditions there for places like cape hatteras, movin

state because of tropical storm harvey you can see, dayton 27.45 inches, of rain, south houston 24.54, and more than, 2 feet of rain, reported in le mark, texas, and because eye close to 2 feet of rain, is expect. as we lot the satellite picture, with tropical storm harvey, barely a tropical system, winds right now sustained at 40 miles an hour but you can still see outer rain bands pushing, into areas , in houston, and press nothing to jackson and also, to new orleans, louisiana. this will be the case not just for the rest of tonight, but even as we go throughout the next several days, that is the concern because there is no steering, current, meaning nothing to push this moisture out and away from texas. so right now, this is a tropical storm, winds of 40 miles an hour but bearcally moving at 2 miles an hour, to the south ande. we will talk about the impact with harvey over the next five days little movement with this storm, very heavy downpours are likely, what he can pick up an additional 15 to 25 inches of rain, for the lon e star state. so for example houston has already seen 2 feet of rain, they could pick up an additional 50 in