let's go to fox news correspondent mike tobin live from charlotte. charlotte, speaker of the north carolina house speaker tim moore and from our studios in new york city civil rights attorney eric guster. let's begin with mike. mike, your sense on the streets right now? [chanting black lives matter] >> a chant we were hearing moments ago release the video. re relevant to the fact that the family just saw the video. people out here want to put pressure on the police chief to release it he says, of course, he doesn't want to do that. he doesn't want to set the precedent and he doesn't want -- investigation. the crowd is about 100 people strong. police presence right here i would say is fairly light. we saw some pik with the heavy riot gear on. trying to keep themselves scarce for the moment. have you got to be aware that the police are very aware of what is happening out here. justin carr was the individual shot during the demonstrations last night. we got confirmation today that he died. there are two different versions of how he was shot. the police

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our own mike tobin is on the ground tonight with the latest. mike?> calle . >> reporter: we've got a roud of 500 people. they've stopped right now, giving some instructions and chanting. i'm going to bring in one of the protesters in here. carlos, what are you trying to get down. >> i'm out here to supportla

mike tobin, thanks for keeping us updated and doing such great work down there, especially talking to the young man who seemed to have a handle on his own thoughts about and own perspective on what is going on, and obviously wants to see some healing taking place. we will be talking about that as a matter of fact, mike, so we will get back with you later on. on the phone with us is bobby kipper, the founder and executive director for the national secenter of preventionf violence. he worked with the police in the state of virginia in terms of quelling gang violence and having an anti-bullying campaign. bobby, good of you to join us tonight. you have a program you launched, in fact you wrote a book called "actively caring for people policing," and it is about bridging the divide that might exist in communities like charlotte, like chicago, like ferguson, all of the major places or even rural areas where police are trying to connect with members of the community. we heard mike talk about that. tell me what actively caring for people policing is all about. >> caller: sure, kelly. thank yo

our own mike tobin is on the ground tonight with the latest. mike? >> calle . >> reporter: we've got a roud of 500 people. they've stopped right now, giving some instructions and chanting. i'm going to bring in one of the protesters in here. carlos, what are you trying to get down. >> i'm out here to support black lives matter. i want to know why when we're in our own communities doing this, there wasn't no national guard or nothing. now we're up here costing the government money, now they got the national guard. this is an oppressive government. >> reporter: you're saying that the national guard is out here because you're in the rich area. let me ask you this. justin carr was killed out here demonstrating last night. does that dissuade you from coming out here? >> no, it doesn't. i'm coming out here for people like him. that died out here. >> reporter: police say he was shot by a civilian out here. >> he was shot by the police. >> how do you know that? >> they got all of the eyewitness roorts. i have a friend that hit me up saying his friend saw him

seem to be working in concert with police for our mike tobin and steve harrigan.then, you said and they do have agitators coming in owe from outside of charlotte so when do you think they'll come? >> i give credit to the peace and harmony going on down there for community leaders. the pastors, church leaders and ministers doing a superb job. only going to be so far they're going to be able to control agitators so release the tape and maybe we'll see this going on really, at some point, the people of charlotte if they did perhaps might get to the point they can only take so much. there are reports some of these protestors came from out of town. one report said 70%. we'll see if that is the case. as protests are quiet now and continue. we'll have the latest on that and in washington state, four people, they say have been shot to death at a mall. we don't know what type of incident but we'll bring you details as we get them. >> stay with us. there's something out there. that can be serious, even fatal to infants. it's whooping cough, and people can spread it without

mike tobin has the latest on that investigation tonight from saint cloud, minnesota. >> reporter: an isis-related media outlet said the attacker was a soldier for the islamic state. he mentioned allah and asked if he was muslim before stabbing one victim. beyond that, they don't have evidence that links this to organized terrorism. >> we do not know whether the subject was in contact with, had connections with, was inspired by a foreign terrorist organization. >> reporter: the family of 22-year-old dahir adan identified him as the attacker. he was born in kenya as a refugee. honors in high school. he attended a local college. the somali community is fearful that they will be stigmatized by the actions of one man. >> we're all shocked, just like you. we're all grieving, just like you. this is an act of an individual. >> reporter: the police chief warned his officers to be vigilant for the potential of reprisal attacks. >> it would be short sighted not to have that on my radar. i spoke with my staff about it this morning is that very thing. >> reporter: praise is being heaped on the po

fox nukes's mike tobin standing by in st. oud, minnesota, with the latest on this developing investigation. what is the latest, mike? reporter: the latest, he referenced allah during the courts of attacks, the attacker himself. he asked one of the victims if he was a muslim before stabbing him? there is plenty to indicate the attacker was at least inspired by violent radical islam. but investigators say they don't have enough to make that connection. >> we are currently investigating this as a potential act of terrorism. i do say potential. there is a lot we don't know. we do not at this point in time know whether the subject was in contact with, had connections with, was inspired by a foreign terrorist organization. reporter: now the family of 22-year-old today here adan said he was the attack here. killed by off-duty police officer during the attacks. he was born a refugee in kenya. came to the u.s. about 15 years ago. appeared to be thriving. honor student in high school. attend ad local state college. no indications he was

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mike tobin takes a look. >> reporter: it's a rematch of 2010 in wisconsin. that's when political newcomer and businessman ron johnson ran as a republican and knocked a well known democratic governor out of office. feingold is back and has a fighting chance. he's got the advantage. >> i think this is the real race. i think it's a competitive race. i think it's anybody's to win or to lose. johnson has sort of got the motor going. he's up on the air. he's got commercials. he's got presence. >> reporter: johnson won in an off-presidential election in wisconsin low turnout often skews conservative. more importantly he rode the anti-establish furor that has not abated. so each paints the other as the outside guy. calls the senator feingold. calls himself ron. >> i am the outsider. he is the insider. >> i don't have to hide my identity. i am proud i served in the united states senate. >> reporter: outside money is coming in. not a deluge, but almost $7 million from outside groups. more than $4 million of it anti-feingold. >> he's a big spending insider. we can't af

mike tobin has the latest on that investigation tonight from saint cloud, minnesota. >> reporter: an isis-related media outlet said the attacker was a soldier for the islamic state. he mentioned allah and asked if he was muslim before stabbing one victim. beyond that, they don't have evidence that links this to organized terrorism. >> we do not know whether the subject was in contact with, had connections with, was inspired by a foreign terrorist organization. >> reporter: the family of 22-year-old dahir adan identified him as the attacker. he was born in kenya as a refugee. honors in high school. he attended a local college. the somali community is fearful that they will be stigmatized by the actions of one man. >> we're all shocked, just like you. we're all grieving, just like you. this is an act of an individual. >> reporter: the police chief warned his officers to be vigilant for the potential of reprisal attacks. >> it would be short sighted not to have that on my radar. i spoke with my staff about it this morning is that very thing. >> reporter: praise is being heaped on the po

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mike tobin is live in chicago. >> the antiestablishment furor that got ron johnson elected is alive.tiestablishment. ron johnson served one term in the senate and russ feingold served throw. both of them say the other went to washington and failed. n30 year poll cision and little to show for it. i had started and grow business. and i know what we need to do to grow our economy. >> i have my identity and i am proud to serve in the united states senate. and in this case he is the senator. and you talk about national security and you don't show up with the hearings that represent homeland security, that's a problem. >> when john johns upset feindpold it was a not a presidential year. and the nation is consumed with the election. marquette polls show feingold aheaded and others show him with a lead. and the democratic senate committee is delaying the ad. the democrats are confident and they are electing to expand the math and a spokesman said the ad campaign for johnson will kick in midoctober. and all about the money. >> neither donald trump or hillary clinton is spending money on polit

mike tobin is live on the scene. his to the terrorist organization? >> reporter: there are plenty of signs this is linked. but they cannot make a link. the stromgest connection comes from an isis linked news agency which says the attacker was a soldier acting on the part of the islamic state. and he was answering a call to carry out lone wolf attacks. >> we are currently investigating this as a potential act of terrorism. and i do say potential. there's a lot we don't know. we do not at this point in time now whether the subject -- it was in contact with had connections with, was inspired by a foreign terrorist organization. >> reporter: it was a family of the 22-year-old that identified him. he was killed by an off duty police officer during the course of the attack. so far we know of no hints he was preparing to do something vie lentd. he was an honor student in high school. went to a local college and worked part-time as a security guard. some witnesses say he was wearing a security guard uniform at the time of the

mike tobin. >>> the presidential race is entering the final phases. america will head to the polls to choose the next president. hillary clinton and donald trump are focusing right there on election day. >> reporter: it is the fourth quarter of the cycle and the race is tightening with donald trump squeaking ahead of hillary clinton in the most recent national poll. part of the gop nominee's success, some suggest, could be attributed to him relying on scripted speeches focusing on issues. today he is hitting the battleground states of north carolina and virginia. >> we're doing well i thank the state of virginia so many different places have been so incredible. thank you very much. >> reporter: earlier in the day he earned the endorsement of 88 retired generals. events this week alone targeting women as both candidates hope to rally the base a little more than 60 days out from the election. hillary clinton is looking to rebound after a rocky start where she had a coughing fit. today she visited one of the important battleground states -- florida. >> f

but first, our senior correspondent mike tobin who is live tonight. mike?ice have just confirmed the identity of the attacker, dahir adan. it was just this time on saturday night when he walked into the mall. witnesses say he referenced ayala. he asked one of his victims if he was a muslim before hacking him with a knife. an agency went to twitter saying one of the ids lambic soldiers had carried out this call. he was executing a call for lone wolf attacks. investigators here cannot make that connection. >> as i talk to you today, we haven't uncovered anything that would suggest anything other than it was a lone attacker at this point. >> reporter: now we don't know of any warnings that adan was radicalizing or could be violent. he was on nor student in high school, went to a local college studying information systems. his only run-ins with the law were minor traffic stops. >> here's just a taste of how the terror issue played out on the campaign trail today. >> the rhetoric we've heard from donald trump has been seized on by terrorists, in particular isis.

mike tobin doing excellent reporting there in terms of what is going on tonight. the third night. it's peaceful and calm. ted, he talked about people being out on the streets without knowing all of the facts and talked about the fact that the video, people would like to see what actually happened because of the two opposing stories. that did he have a book? and did he have a gun or was he holding a book? the family did see the video. we have comments and we'll get to that in just a moment. let's hear what the police chief said about that video. >> all of the evidence we heard from witnesses and on the scene, it's not my job to dispute anybody's version. we're going to let the justice system run it's course and see how that turns out. and i'm not man bri indicating anything. . i have nothing to gain. >> it's a confusing story they're giving to citizens to process, kelly and heather, you hear the chief say it's on the facts. they talked about facts that the video was there. >> i hate to interrupt you. hold that thought. heather, some details for us now. >> we want to go to lee land

mike tobin reports that august was an historically deadly month. >> reporter: the shooting victims ingo pile up faster than one every two hours. 90 people were killed by gunfire in the month of august alone. the total killed by guns this year is 428. four more than a violent 2015. and we still have four months to go. once again, demonstrators took to the street. >> i'm asking the governor, call a state of emergency for the city of chicago! >> reporter: you don't solve this crisis by putting the national guard on the streets says chicago's top cop. you solve it by getting repeat offenders off the street. like the two men charged with gunning down the cousin of nba star dwyane wade. >> the total disrespect for the system and for society, for these individuals. when you don't let them know that there's a consequence to their actions, the police keep arresting them and they're out there two, three, four times to commit the same kinds of crimes. >> reporter: police and activists say the chicago neighborhoods that were hopeless when martin luther king was alive are hopeless today. >> it's s

senior correspondent mike tobin reports tonight from appleton, wisconsin. >> reporter: like a prom, this event was dubbed jerika's last dance, held because this 14-year-old doesn't want to go on living. she had an incurable disease. she says she's in pain. she has already endured 30 surgeries and told her mother she wants to stop fighting, turn off her breathing device, two into hospice and let her life slip away. >> mo . >> i said, jerika, i love you that much that i will not let you suffer. if it's that bad, then it's okay, mom will find a way to be okay. >> reporter: however, a disability rights group is asking child protective authorities to intervene saying jerika's condition is manageable with treatment, has a quality life ahead of her and is too young to make this life-and-death decision. >> she's only 14 and we know that the brain is not fully matured. there's a reason why we don't let 14-year-olds join the military. there's a reason why we don't let 14-year-olds vote. >> reporter: wisconsin law is not entirely clear. on one hand, her mother's support would make a difference. how

senior correspondent mike tobin reports tonight from appleton, wisconsin. >> reporter: like a prom, this event was dubbed jerika's last dance, held because this 14-year-old doesn't want to go on living. she had an incurable disease. she says she's in pain. she has already endured 30 surgeries and told her mother she wants to stop fighting, turn off her breathing device, two into hospice and let her life slip away. >> mo . >> i said, jerika, i love you that much that i will not let you suffer. if it's that bad, then it's okay, mom will find a way to be okay. >> reporter: however, a disability rights group is asking child protective authorities to intervene saying jerika's condition is manageable with treatment, has a quality life ahead of her and is too young to make this life-and-death decision. >> she's only 14 and we know that the brain is not fully matured. there's a reason why we don't let 14-year-olds join the military. there's a reason why we don't let 14-year-olds vote. >> reporter: wisconsin law is not entirely clear. on one hand, her mother's support would make a difference. how

mike tobin live with the latest details.you see behind me right now are empty streets. demonstrations went well past the curfew last night with no significant trouble. police kept them marching until the numbers had significantly. 3:00 a.m. they executed arrest. exactly seven people had been arrested. the individuals that they picked up, they had their eye on them throughout the evening. because these individuals were making trouble. now, at its peak the demonstration was about 400 strong. the release of cell phone video showing the moments before and after keith scott was shot seems to have only cemented their resolve. >> keith, keith, don't you do it. don't you do it. >> drop the gun. drop the gun. >> keith, keith, keith, don't you do it. [gunfire] >> did you shoot him? >> now, these protesters are demanding the release of additional video that only police have possession of right now dash cam and body camera video. only the family members of mr. scott. attorneys have seen it statement from attorneys said while police did

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