mike wilson is here and tristan hallman is a reporter for the paper. your home base was right in the middle of this. >> yeah, when i arrived at the paper on thursday night to work on the story, i couldn't get to the office because officers with guns drawn were running and shouting and told me to go the other way so it took me 15 to 20 minutes just to get to the building. >> tristan, you were telling me before you came on air, you got a text message from a police officer? >> right. right about 9:00 p.m. a police source of mine texted me. i have since switched from covering the police department and he said an officer is dead. that's pretty alarming to me. we haven't had an officer killed in action since 2009. >> i'm personally interested to know, we talked about this before as well, who he talked to digitally or otherwise. we don't see anything in his facebook or his digital profile so far. the police have said really there was nothing -- there was no red flag to say someone should have known, but normally people can't keep their mouth closed. he had to

. >> it was a situation between mike brown and darren wilson, was that police brutality? e're not talking about mike brown and daren wilson. if you're talking about what the justice department showed, it exonerated officer carr re carr darr darrcar daren wilson. >> you're going to see that black males are overrepresented in terms of being involved in violent crime, that's going to mean more arrests, more people going to prison. this stuff has already been debunked. >> sheriff, there's a different conversation. >> any time you don't have a response to something i say -- >> the reason i don't have a response is that we're having two different conversations. i'm asking the questions here, you're answering the questions by asking questions about some other subject that we're not discussing, that's not a conversation. >> we're talking about the hateful ideology of black lives matter, you can't be a member, it's an ideology, it's a hateful ideology. >> i understand this is a very sensitive time for you. >> these individuals -- >> and sheriff, we appreciate you coming on, thank y

mike brown. and that was a clear response to police use of force and the deadly force used by darren wilson to killke. and that has remained true for the past 22 months. and in a broader sense, we've been working to make sure that state violence at a whole ends. again, when we think about dallas, there are so many questions that we have about the shooter himself, about his motivations, and we don't have enough answers. so i don't know what else to say besides that, but i do know that we shouldn't have to protest. we are only in the streets because alton and philando and tamir are dead, if they weren't dead, we would not be in the streets like this. >> is this a moment though, for everyone, including those involved in the black lives matters protests to take a step back? to reevaluate, to take a hard look at some of the rhetoric and some of the tactics that are being used? >> yes, so i am proud to be a part of a movement where people have been reflective from the beginning. i think that the movement has matured incredibly and we reflect often in cities across the country about how to engage in the w

. >> rick wilson, clarence is right in reading any very transparent mind. i'm betting $2 on mike pence, and i'm going to throw a dollar in for clarence on mike pence based on what he just said. i know he doesn't want to bet. >> i'll bet with your money. >> okay. you can bet with my money. go ahead, place your bet, rick. >> well, look, i still think right now that donald trump's psychology is in play here. there is something about him that is this infantile reflexive nature where if everybody else around him wants mike pence he may just do something contrary and jump to chris christie or jump to newt gingrich. i mean, if he wants to get a good shine on those shoes every day it's chris christie. he's the guy that will engage in relentless butt kissing for the rest of the campaign and, you know, bow and scrape to mr. trump. if that's something that his ego needs, he's going to do that. i think pence is a no harm no foul kind of pick. but he'll fade into the woodwork pretty quickly. because there's no mike pence show. there's a donald trump show. now, there could be a chris christie

here outside the wilson buildind a little whiling a we sound from chief lanier explaining the situation. what we know is that that shot spotter system with mike phones all around the city picked up the sound of gunfire and the officers responded. let's show you some video thatio we shot earlier today.toda this is the suv the gunmen triee to car jack after committing the rob requirement the bullet holes apparently from police gunfire striking the windshield. the gun men was able to get inside this suv which was occupied by several other people and fired from there pinninginni officers down. for about 30 minutes there was a standoff after police attempted to get the gunmen and apparent hostages out of the vehicle.ehi several shots, as many as sevens struck the upper level windows of mlk schools aged as many as three panels one the third floor. here is chief lanier's version of the shootout and stand off. it appears that those gun shots were a robbery in progress. so there were four victims whowo were robbed at gun point. during throbry the suspects fired the weapons.weap after throbry r when the officers were responded to the area where the gun

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wilson was cleared of any crime. so the question now given that the doj concluded mike brown robbed a store and then attempted to kill police officer, why are the democrats reaching out to his mother? tucker carlson is editor in chief of the daily caller and co-host of fox and friend and austin goolsbee a former adviser to president obama. they're with me now. you know, she's got the mother of trayvon martin going. that's non-controversial invitation right? there have been plenty of bad police shootings where you could invite the mother of the victim, but michael brown is a different case, austin. smart move? >> i don't know. two questions. one is the group of mothers, all of whose children were killed by police they're being invited as a group. >> but he was killed by a police officer buzzecause he attacked a police officer. that's what the doj find. >> you may be right. i'm not familiar with these doj findings. >> trust me. >> i know he was unarmed. >> trust me. he was unarmed until he tried to grab officer wilson's gun and shoot him right? >> that may be true. >> trust me, it's true. >> this group of mothers this

fatal wreck and thomas wilson tells us how insurers are looking at self-driving cars and assessing those risks. joining us today is senior markets commentator and columnist mikeantoli with evan newmark and beth ann balino. david seeburg with us, as well. mike, first -- all right. hold that thought, everybody. we have breaking news on auto sales. let's get right to that with phil he bro. >> kelly, they have calculated the rate of sales for june, disappoint number. auto data says the sales rate of june 16.66 million vehicles. again, that's the pace of sales. that is far below what people were expecting. most expecting at least 17 million, a few optimistically thought 17.1. but again, the sales rate for june 16.66 million. kelly, back to you. >> phil, what was the expectation? i mean, how much of a miss do you think that we're looking at here? >> most were saying 17, 17.1. there were a few saying it might be 16.9. nobody down in the 16.6 range. you can look and say it's one month. not the end of the month and showing discipline of not jacking up the incentives too much. however, 16.66 for june is viewed as a disappointment. >> phil, thank you. what do you think,

wilson after world war i. for some reason, america cannot seem to pull the trigger on things that are going to help all its citizens. thank you. mikerpus christi, texas, on the republican line. good morning. caller: i have some concerns about our relationship with .ussia i realize the cold war is over. it has been over, but states with intelligence power will their tradecraft of spying on each other. that is just good tradecraft. you never want to cut off your eyes and ears. i think we should be careful not to alienate russia so much when it comes to diplomacy because, as we have seen, russia and china are working together in the south china sea doing military operations right now, routine training operations, and bigou put those two sleeping giants together, they essentially outnumber us eight or 10 to one. i know we have a big scourge of terrorism and that we should attack it and defeat it by all means necessary, but we should also remember that isis and have also attacked places in russia, and i think it would be healthy for us to try to keep our diplomatic lines open with russia just because if we all put our heads together, re