mike tobin has a look at all of that. >> reporter: what make its unique. the stage behind me. against machines. the band leader has been connected with unrest in the past. they have a designated press. you can't make me conform to your rules, man. and the stop trump now. second of the stop trump rallies. yesterday was the biggest demonstration thus far3w and w the way city leaders hoped it would g. they never follow the parade route but able to be coralled by the bike cops and. kept them out of traffic and kept everybody safe and ended in the rock and roll hall of fame. and minor, minor incidents. one man was picked up for stealing gas mask and another stealing mail. there are security guards and you can't see people patted down for weapon withes, scombraun. >> mike tobin. only guy who likes to ski race up hill. thank you. >> republican national connepgz underway in cleveland, ohio. and we'll have the latest and what to expect tonight. i understand the veteran mentality. these are people who served and been in leadership positions and come to us and they say i need to ♪ is de

we have team coverage, and mike tobin is on streets with protesters having the security team on high high her. james rosen has politics and donald trump's characterization of himself as the law and order candidate. we start in baton rouge and the breaking news, three dead police officers with an investigation underway. >> will carr is this. will? >> yes, authorities confirmed the man who shot six police officers was 29-year-old gavin eugene long originally from kansas city and the motivation is unknown and we do not know what brought him to baton rouge, but here is what we do know. witnesses say at 8:20 this morning, they saw long dressed in all black carrying a rifle. a short time later, shots were fired in the exchange. three officers were killed. two baton rouge city officers and a deputy with the sheriff's department all in their 30 and 40s and all married with families. three other officers were injured and one is still fight forly life. take a-to the baton rouge police chief and the sheriff both of whom lost men today. >> we will get through this as a family. we will get throug

correspondent mike tobin is outside the arena with a look at possibly why. good evening, mike. >> reporter: good evening, bret. it's usual madness out here. there's a report just confirmed by the secret service that someone has been slapping stickers on people. police say a couple of officers have been treated with a skin irritation because of those stickers. but overall, the police are out here in overwhelming numbers and are pleased that we have got thn far without a lot of trouble. >> for us and the city of cleveland right now the last three days have been pretty even. not too much going on, and when things have sparked up, our officers, our law enforcement partners were there to take care of it. >> reporter: the biggest dustup so far was that flag burning attempt so far. people got burned and a couple of cops were punched. 17 people were arrested. the aclu is now complaining that the city is dragging out the bond hearing and the paperwork so those individuals in jail can't rejoin the protests. but things have been so relaxed that the cops have been taking

mike tobin is outside the governor's mansion in st. paul. how have things been?some trouble last night. of the hundreds and hundreds of people who showed up here to demonstrate, 20 of them, mostly kids, hung around until 2:00 a.m. and then went marching a couple of blocks from here, over to groaned avenue, where they found an unattended police vehicle. they took after the police vehicle with rocks and baseball bats throughout the night. the cops showed up, told them to get out. the kids refused and turned the rocks on the police officered. that lasted for a while. the kids dispersed. one was arrested and aheard from a police officer that a molotov cometail was thrown. out the mansion, there were hundreds of develop mon straight -- demonstrate you'rors -- demonstrators yesterday but not today. >> how are interacting with the police there? >> reporter: when the demonstrations here were at their biggest it was still a different scene than what we say in, say, ferguson or baltimore. the demonstrators were not hostile by and large to the police but for he 20 miscreant

let's go to fox news correspondent mike tobin live outside the convention center with the latest. mike? >> reporter: and judge, we've been watching the city harden up. as you mentioned, we're just outside of a safe zone around the quicken loans arena. this town has become a maze for all of this nine-foot-high steel fencing that usually extends about as far as the eye can see. one more thing, a new addition in the last couple of days. that's all of this concrete jersey barrier that's gone in. obviously, you can't drive a car through that. now, some 400 police officers from across the nation took an oath to serve in cleveland today. and they're the first of what should be about three waves of police officers taking the oath to serve, to pitch in the effort, and that's in addition to some 3,000 or 4,000 federal employees and agents who are pitching in on the security effort. the demonstrations have already begun. we watched an organization calling themselves the coalition of the oppressed today marching through town. none of the demonstrations have been very big, but one of the prime

mike tobin now outside the governor's manages in st. paul. mike, how are things there? >> reporter: there was a little bit of trouble last night. the hundreds of people who gathered here at the governor's mansion, 20 kids, mostly, hung around until 2:00 it a.m., and they took off marching down grand avenue. they found an unoccupied police cruiser and took after it with baseball bats and rocks. police showed up, gave them multiple orders to leave. the kids turned on the police with the rocks. ultimately the kids did disperse. there was one molotov cocktail thrown, no one was injured. there was one arrest made last night. as you look back live at the governor's mansion in st. paul, you can see the crowd of hundreds of demonstrators has dwindled now to 20 or 30. >> is there talk or was there talk, mike, of what happened here in dallas? >> reporter: particularly last night, when the crowd was thick and things were developing in dallas, i walked through the crowd. some of the kids were learning about it, getting the information over their phones. when i talked with the white

first, mike tobin is live outside the governor's residence in minneapolis.he girlfriend is speaking about what happened in the attempt to save castile or what didn't happen. >> reynolds says she didn't try to help castile because she was afraid if she moved suddenly she would be shot. she went for the phone, put it up live on neighbors because she believed the police would cover up the evidence. >> i told to allow the video to go live ten seconds before my phone died because i wanted everybody in the world to see what the police do. and how they roll. and it's not right. it's not acceptable. i didn't do it for pity. i don't do it to are fame. i did it so the world knows these police are not here to protect and serve us. they are here to assassinate us. >> she notes you don't see the shooting and what led up to the shooting. the only explanation we have thus far comes from panicked and offcamera as yet unphoto police officer shouting, i told him not reach for it. reynolds calmly counters that you, manying the police officers, told him to get his license and r

in cleveland, mike tobin, fox news. >> nation's most senior national park service ranger got unexpected president obama. he sent 94-year-old park ranger betty, a new commemorative coin and a letter it had a member of his cabinet present it. last month a robber broke into her home, attacked her stole her prized commemorative coin. secretary every the interior presented her with the new coin yesterday. >> and it was that moment that i thought was stolen from me, and secretary in giving it back to me re-established that memory. that's incredible. >> how wonderful. she leaves tours at the rosy riveter world war ii home front national historical park. nitts richmond, california. the park honors the women who worked in factories when the nation was in the throws of war. >>> it has been a very good year for nasa and space x. the private space company launched its falcon nine rocket around 12:00 30's this morning from cape can nav val taking 5,000 pounds much needed supplies to the international space staying. this space x's second attempt at delivering a new docking style port for nasa's iss.

. >> mike tobin is in minneapolis with the very latest. megyn we're watching the demonstrators. a group of them splintered off and went off marching but hundreds remain in fron of the governor's mansion in st. paul. no indication of any trouble. this h peaceful demonstration. and the governor dayton has been very sympathetic with them, saying that this latest police-involved fatality is evidence of racism. >> would this have happened if those passengers, the driver or the passenger were white? i don't think it would have. so i'm forced to confront, and i think all of us in minnesota are forced to confront this kind of racism exists. >> reporter: it was just around 9:00 last night when philando castile was driving through the falcon heights suburb of st. paul. now, according to his girlfriend, diamond reynolds he was pulled over for a broken taillight. he disclosed he had a weapon and a permit tore that weapon but when he went for his license and registration according to reynolds, the police officer opened fire. reynolds displaying why she

our mike tobin is on the ground with more. reporter: leland, the most unique security concern are all these demonstrations and public gatherings. the demonstrations are already under way even before the convention. i'm live in cleveland. we'll bring it to you. (vo) one dark stormy night we got a new family member and she got a nutritious meal of purina cat chow complete with the four cornerstones of nutrition including high quality protein. now our family is complete. purina cat chow complete. with usaa is awesome. homeowners insurance life insurance automobile insurance i spent 20 years active duty they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being a usaa member because of my service in the military to pass that on to my kids something that makes me happy my name is roger zapata and i'm a usaa member for life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >>> protesters and demonstrations of course come with the territory during presidential elect

fox news reporter mike tobin now with the video and also the heartbreaking words from a little girl who was actually in the backseat of the car when the shooting happened.>> reporter: the final moments of a man's life live streamed on facebook. we first see 32-year-old philando castile clingy to life, blood soaking his shirt as he takes his last breath in the driver seat of a car. >> oh, my god. please don't tell me he's dead. please don't tell me my boyfriend just went like that. >> reporter: the victim and his fiancie in the car with reynolds young daughter in the backseat. reynolds claimed they were pulled over for a broken taillight. but police officer asked castile for his id. he told the officer he had a permit to carry and had a pistol on him. he told the officer he was reaching down for his id, not again. reynolds called the officer in a panic, the only explanation we've heard it for the shooting. >> i told him to get his hand off of it! but you told him to get his id, his drivers license. >> reporter: cuffed and loaded into the backseat of the cruiser, the heartbreaking voice o

. >> mike tobin for what will be the final march there. >> we'll see. and fight for the gop nomination and even though septemberor ted cruz did not win the coveted prize he won a prime time convention speaking spot. >> we will unite the party and country by standing together for shared values and standing for liberty. and now senator cruz faces criticism he did not unite the gop after refusing to endorse donald trump. ruddy guiliani had thunderous applause for him. he's coming up next. canned what happened to no black america, there's no white america? there is just america? what happened to it? where did it go? think fixing your windshield is a big hassle? not with safelite. this family needed their windshield replaced, but they're daughters heart was set on going to the zoo. so we said if you need safelite to come to the zoo we'll come to the zoo! only safelite can fix your windshield anywhere in the us. with our exclusive mobileglassshops. and our one of a kind trueseal technology, for a reliable bond. service that fits your schedule. that's another

first, mike tobin live in cincinnati. mike? >> right at the top of the list trump was talking about, doubling down on his saddam hussein comments, because trump said saddam was good at killing terrorists. >> donald trump loves saddam hussein. i said, that's not what i said. that's not what i said. so that's the narrative that goes around. >> and, as you mentioned, speculation is running wild about the v.p. pick, we know senator bob corker of tennessee is out, joni ernst of iowa seems to be out, and governor chris christie of new jersey has a chance, as does mike pence of indiana. jeff sessions is on the list. the very top of the list for the moment anyway seems to be former speaker of the house newt gingrich. trump said one way or another gingrich will be part of his administration, possibly he could be the guy who helps trump navigate capitol hill. here in ohio, gingrich singing trump's praises. >> the difference between all the folks who came out and talked and donald trump is that he has had a lifetime of creating jobs, a li

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mike tobin is amid the crowds outside the arena. how is it this afternoon, mike? you know, shep, i'd call it peaceful madness. directly behind me, you've got a purchase of people pro capitalism, and people oppose them and argue. you've got people playing music, and of course a very large presence of police. and what we saw yesterday, is it doesn't take much to go from a large presence of police, to an overwhelming presence of police. suddenly this square was flooded with police officers yesterday. the chief said they were slicing up the pie and divided the opposing groups and put so many bodies on the square the police shoved everyone else off the square and they resolved the conflict without an incident. shep? >> all right, mike, how are they handling these protests? it all seems relatively tame. >> reporter: what we're hearing from some of the officers is the anarchists, they're not showing up because they knew there was going to be this overwhelming of police and when they break off, the police just dog them, the whole time. they never get a break. the big unkn

mike tobin reports on this case tonight from minneapolis.ut we want to warn you some of the video in this report is disturbing. >> reporter: the final moments of a man's life live streamed on facebook. we first see the 32-year-old clinging to life, blood soaking his shirt as he takes his last breaths in the driver's seat. >> oh, my god, please don't tell me he's dead. roim the victim and his fiance. reynolds claimed they were pulled over for a broken taillight. the police officer asked castile for his i.d. he told the officer he had a pistol on him with a permit to carry. according to reynolds, he was reaching for his i.d., not the gun. the officer offered the only explanation we've heard yet for the shooting. >> i told him not to reach for it. >> you told him to get his driver's license. >> reporter: after reynolds is loaded on a cruiser, the heartbreaking voice of a little girl is heard trying to comfort reynolds. >> it's okay, mommy. >> i can't believe they just did this. i'm [ bleep ], [ bleep ]! >> it's okay, mommy. i'm right here with

fox news's mike tobin in cleveland with the latest. they're bracing for a lot there, huh, mike?they certainly are. head of the secret service, melissa, says every special security event a unique. pressure on agency for the rnc here in cleveland. the director of the secret service says demonstrators are more bold, evidenced by people rushed the stage a couple of times at different trump events. emotions inflailed from social media. taking place with backdrop of islamic radicalism, tragedy in dallas and certainty of demonstrators desending on cleveland. >> i don't sleep real well to begin with because every day, whether it's a the convention or whether it's a president going to a foreign country or ion the president, or vice president or candidate just going out to dinner, we have to be right every day. reporter: all agree that the police here are as ready as they are going to get but mayor, police chief, secret service says the police are adequately prepared. the head the police pa tree man's association that training is haphazard and late and all the officers are being thrown in

let's go to mike tobin in st.nesota, with the latest. >> reporter: the very latest with the demonstrators who gathered outside the governor's mansion where they have been since last night when the latest police involved shooting of a black man occurred. it could quite possibly be the first time that the final moments of a man's life have been uplinked and streamed live over facebook. philando castile is his name, pulled over for what this fiancee said was a broken taillight him told the responding officer, who is yet to be identified herb had a permit to carry a weapon and a weapon. then according to the fiancee, when he was reaching for his license and registration, the officer opened fire. the only explanation we have herd thus far for why the officer opened fire came from that panicked officer who was caught on video, shouting that, i told him not reach for whatever he was reaching for. reynolds, diamond reynolds this fiancee calmly responded, no, sir, meaning you the police officer, told him to get his license

mike tobin, how is everything going out there so far, would you say? >> reporter: minor incidents, marsha, an emphasis on minor. a group of kids looking like the usual suspects, black hoods and face masks, attempted to put one of their flags up. the cops picked them up. >> we spent a lot of time yesterday evening responding to -- and we got a lot of calls from people in the public, there's a group here, they're putting on masks, we think they're about to do something. our officers were on it, all night long. they did a great job. >> reporter: there was one woman who was picked up because she had outstanding warrants and went to the demonstration anyway. the cops identified her and picked her up. there was one kid who attempted to steal a police officer's gas mask. we watched yesterday as a group of kids who identified themself as anonymous activists, they had their backpacks, cops stopped them, went through their backpacks, got a blade, parachute cord and a gas mask. martha? >> all right, so would you say these minor incidents are due to, you know, bet

mike tobin live in cleveland with more on that.eporter: john, the director of the secret service says he doesn't sleep well anyway but the pressure is on in the run-up to the rnc here in cleveland.joseph quincy says when you have a major public event, you accept that there will be some sort of an incident or emergency. the real question is how police officers and agents respond. >> every event has some incident. the key is if you have a good plant plan in place, good leadership to attack and be flexible to whatever is thrown your way and i'm confident that here in cleveland we have that. reporter: now there's a lot of control inside of what they call thesecured zone. the real fluid dynamic happens outside where police are making contact with the public. the mayor of cleveland, the police chief say that street cops are well prepared for it but the head of the cleveland police patrolmen's association has been complaining for months now that gear and training have been late and woefully inadequate. >> right now we are , we took two ye

mike tobin following a protest here in cleveland.ne like in downtown cleveland today? >> reporter: more of the same. you have a group of self-described an naar -- anarchists. they took to the stage, some people opposing them, police watching closely. if it gets too out of hand the police will move in and separate everybody and move people off the square and prevent things from getting too out of hand. the lost of the legal or permitted protests took place today and that's the first one we saw take place on the predetermined protest route. the problem is they never got close to any people, didn't get close to the quicken loans arena, and 260 people said they're just trying to get the media to relay their message and that's the organization stand together against trump, organized by a group of muslim doctors. on the square there's could as all the time -- cameras all the time and people get their attention without the permit. that the situation. >> not a lot of trouble this week to speak of. right? >> reporter: no, there really wasn't.

you said it to our fox news reporter mike tobin yesterday because the people in the audience behind you were chanting hero hero about him. >> excuse me. i did not say that, but i can tell you -- >> you did. we can run the tape. >> let's talk about the pain and the suffering of black people who are killed by police officers on a regular basis without due process, serving as judge, jury and executioner on a regular basis. our blood is being spilled in the streets. the blood of alton sterling, the blood of philando castile mike brown. >> michael brown was the agreszor on the police officer. >> no, he was not. >> that was your version. >> no, it wasn't. it was eric holder's -- >> department of justice has failed us as well. >> what facts do you have that michael -- >> our blood is -- >> what facts do you have that michael brown was not the aggressor, that officer darren wilson was the aggressor? >> because i've lived in st. louis, and i talked to some of the witnesses, and i know that in america, unless you have a videotape, then the word of the officers prevails. >> do you understand that

mike tobin shautalked to malik shabazz, former leader of the black thenner thpanther club.he cops in dallas saying micah johnson was a hero. >> who are these individuals that would ever say that in this guy killed five police officers, why would he be a hero? >> obviously he's not any clear thinking american. i think he went on to explain that maybe a little bit later in the show or later on in the inept work you'll hear him try to rationalize it. meanwhile -- >> brian, that just shows you the potential for trouble and that is whier this eon pins and needles the security people. there are, i've heard a couple of different numbers anywhere between 5,000 and 10,000 law enforcement, 30,000 protesters showing up, a number of them are paid and you get paid one flat fee for showing up and get paid more if arrested. >> they have jail facilities around the area to house the people if they get arrested and courts open 0 20 hours a day to process the cases. >> it's what the law enforcement officers will be able to do. they know how to stop anything and they prepared, they have the eq