as well as the minneapolis police department. we are outraged that this has been going on that it's just now coming to the surface and we are demanding accountability it is absolutely outrageous that people who have not been committed a crime or who are in serious danger are being drugged. by medical murray by medical emergency responders. at the request of police officers i mean that is just absolutely outrageous and as you said this is america. and i know what i know about ketamine and especially and sort of you tyrrel you brought up about you know in party culture and all that is that it is incredibly dangerous it is an incredibly dangerous drug to experiment with and if you don't know someone's medical history all of that in a situation it seems really dangerous to how how dangerous is it and when you use like this what rights are being violated. as you just said to have a ketamine is extremely dangerous i mean it's also a horse tranquilizer in addition to being a powerful sedative and what we have seen in terms of the draft

minnesota to discuss this controversial port on the minneapolis police in the mts use of ketamine on citizens is that all right that's already making me i welcome welcome back. thanks for having me so i guess we'll start with just two people get an understanding of what's happening up there what what are some of the situations the that we know of where minneapolis police instructed him to use to use ketamine special k. someone and and do we know how rampant this is and how often this was happening. well according to the draft report that was written by the office of police conduct which is part of the division of the department of civil rights for minneapolis. cases in two thousand and twelve number three and next last year they went up to sixty two and so there has been a significant increase in the use of ketamine for folks who have encountered e.m.t. as well as the minneapolis police department we are outraged that this has been going on that it's just now coming to the surface and we are demanding accountability it is absolutely outrageous that people who have not committed a cri

parade in minneapolis. the outrage comes after a police officer shot and killed 31-year-old thurman blevins saturday evening. according the a facebook post by the minneapolis police department, one 911 caller reported a man firing a gun into the air and into the ground. another caller saud he was shooting a silver 9 millimeter handgun. john elder is with the minneapolis police department. >> a foot chase ensued which ended in shots being fired. the armed suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. >> reporter: locals protested peacefully at the scene right after the shooting in front of a line of officers standing sil t silently. minneapolis mayor jacob frey addressed the community. >> regardless of what happened tonight, the hester cal trauma on communities conflicted in color is never far from every facet of o livur >> reporter: this shooting comes one week after another police officer shot and killed 17-year-old antwon rose in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. >> strained relations between law enforcement official

also tonight, the search for htswers after an african- american man is killed by police in minneapolis. >> the whole damn system is guilty as hell! >> quijano: a new wave of wildfires forces families from faeir homes in california. and saudi women are finally in the driver's seat, as the islamic kingdom lifts its ban on women behind the wheel. >> it's an amazing feeling to finally be here, to be able to live this moment. it truly is an historic moment. >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. the department of homeland security says it knows the locations of all children separated from their parents under the trump administration's onero tolerance" immigration policy. officials said saturday night more than 2,000 separated minors remained in government facilities. but it's not known how long the process to reunite families will take. a new cbs poll out finds 75% of democrats say re-unifying separated families is a high priority, compared to 23% of republicans. we begin our coverage with mireya villarreal on the texas border. >> free the children now! epee the children! >> reporter

clarke was killed in minneapolis in november of two thousand and fifteen that was a result of emergency medical professionals calling the police and claiming that john mark karr a twenty five year old african-american man was acting belligerently and when people you know saw the videotape of him outside the ambulance that was that could not have been further from the truth but. after lamar clark was killed and i got to say great great work up there great work in the community of stand your ground up there and it came always a pleasure to have you on thank you so much. thank you for and as we go to break call quarters don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics you covered on facebook and twitter see our full shows at our t.v. dot com coming up sean stone breaks down the walls of the modern drug cartel but with author and ph d. as well those of iowa and later we will take a ride on the legacy of astronaut sally stay to. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. so wha

just mentioned you know people are writing letters things like that how is the community up in minneapolis as a whole here and yet another you know look this is what the police are doing again and really i can't see the justification for any of this i cannot see the justification for the police saying hey let's go throw some kind of meaning to this person in the course of doing our business because let's also remember that any interaction you have with the police you need to have all your senses about you you're dealing with the authorities and if you're suddenly drug were essentially what's the horse tranquiliser street drug it also used for anesthesiologists you can have your faculties to know from down left or right in that situation no matter where you end up so i'm just curious what's the community there how they go respond to all this and what do you think's going to happen next. well there are plans for a press conference to be held tomorrow at three o'clock amongst activists in the community who are outraged about the situation and who are demanding accountability people are have a

. >>> also tonight, the search for answers after an african-american man is killed by police in minneapolis>>> a new wave of wildfires forces families from their homes in california. >>> and saudi women are finally in the driver's seat as the islamic kingdom lifts its ban on women behind the wheel. >> it's an amazing feeling to finally be here, to be able to live this moment. it's truly a historic moment. >>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm elaine quijano. the department of homeland security says it knows the locations of all children separated from their parents under the trump administration's zero tolerance immigration policy. officials said saturday night more than 2,000 separated minors remained in government facilities. but it's not known how long the process to reunite families will take. a new cbs poll out finds 75% of democrats say reunifying separated families is aig republicans. we begin our coverage with miya villareal.r:s of protes itoechilen" near the port of entry gate sunday morning. the tent city is in a december lalt part of the border about 40 miles outside of el paso.

they say he was firing a handgun as he walked down a city street in north minneapolis. authorities plan to release the names of the officers involved in the shooting after both were interviewed. >>> dramatic body cam video from last falls mass shooting at a las vegas musical sizzle -- festival shows chaos on the scene. 22,000 people packed the festival last october when a gunman opened fire killing 58 people and injuring more than 500 others in the worst mass shooting in modern, u.s. history. video following media requests. it gives a graphic view of people hiding behind whatever they can find and laying on the ground trying to avoid being hit by gunfire and screaming desperately for help. >>> a tearful apology from rosen bar, and a tweet actress and comedian compared a former obama advisor to an ape. at the time she tried to excuse it by saying she was on ambien but within hours they shut down the revival of her show despite its immense popularity. in a podcast interview she admits she feels terrible about what happened. >> i am a lot of things, i am a loudmouth and al

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let's talk about the rally shall we he was stuming in minneapolis arought a gop with him.has a former reality tr opt role world bosn nears and years and speedpeed lima liming at youngers days and this this is how theresident introduced him. >> great cham pen you know the whole thing going up and down the industries. i've been good four or five years b. ecause it's a thing i guess. he recognized running for state seats calling them on stapling as well. kind of. >> karn housely. get up he.. stay there too much of a deal. goodk. ryn, good luck. >> stay there, no no, come up, no, stay there. come up. >> no, no. >> the crowd was lov the president's performance tonight and let's be honest he's in his element when you go through theallies. they had to w move --ith exception of protesters escorted out they didn't phase the president at all. he handle today in stride and something he does well when it comes to protesters. mocking them.>> we have a singlerotester there we go. good-bye darryling. go-bye, darryling. we have ate going home to his mom. say hello to mommy, get him out of re, out. [

minneapolis, who thinks of heat thinking of minneapolis? they hit 100 degrees.f course, climate change, scientists say, played a role with other factors. all right. for us, may was unusually cool, wasn't it? we got off to a warm start in june. look at this. going back to being cool once again today and tomorrow. highs, push and pull and goes up and down on a daily basis. and before we get that heat wave building in. sfo, delays earlier. call ahead. pioneer high school, mustangs graduating about 6:30. who thought you would be in the 60s and dropping into the 50s during service? and we have got one more. let's head on down to leyland high school, the chargers graduate a couple of hours earlier and the little milder with temperatures running in pe. you'll drop down into the mid-60s. congratulations to everybody involved. be careful tonight. we have mid to upper 50s around the bay and 60s developing in the south bay. east bay valleys and the north bay. the breezes, the big story on why we are so much cooler and cranked up the small craft advisory at 11:00 through 9:

one-stop out of minneapolis we just announced -- one stop out of minneapolis we just announced two homes anywhere you want to go in asia. that is the power of that partnership. andrea: what about thoughts you haven't announced yet? ed: we would like those new routes. andrea: [laughter] the virgin atlantic airlines does this mean for the various divisions of these airlines? and m cooperate with ultratech operations -- operations? ed: the virgin atlantic delta partnership is going great. delta did not even fly to london heathrow's airport. there were restrictions against access into the market. skies opened the market to us, it became very expensive guys open to the market to us, it became very expensive to get access. it was cost prohibitive to gain access. we gained access by investing. operateummer, we will 35 hubs a day, transatlantic and virgin combined, where is five years ago, delta operated -- deltaaas five years ago, operated none. the next step is to link what we have with airfrance and klm. jv.ant to create a single that is so european partners can to create the, seamless servic

police say he was firing a handgun as he walked down the city street in north minneapolis.uthorities plan to release the names of the officers after both have been interviewed. >>> police and petaluma arrested a man who they say traveled from southern california to have sex with a 13-year-old girl. yesterday, 24-year-old brent was arrested at a playground where investigators say he was waiting to meet there. investigators also say he had come to petaluma last december and he had sex with a girl at that time. the arrest came after a three- month online sting operation. with the girl's parents' permission, police posed as the girl to talk to him on social media. >> reporter: he was arrested on several counts of attempted sex with a minor. >>> a fire happened yesterday at about 3:00 in the morning. the first floor unit and smoke damage tsecond floor unit. before it was quickly put out by the alameda county firefighters. >>> one of the bay area's oldest restaurants will be closing. serving it's left late of hot enchiladas let -- next friday. you've seen it. it's been around for

protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms while countering terrorism joins me now from minneapolis via skype very good to have you live on the program thanks very much for your time how was the u.n. able to compile this report see if not if not allowed sort of complete access to the country or perhaps to those that are affected by these laws. well my report was completed by my predecessor ben emmerson but we published it today under the mandate or my and date and so it's a report from the mandate there was an assistant visit saudi arabia so much and we had a country access. however as the report quite. we had some concerns that we in particular. prisoners named chris you know those who have been arrested interrogated and subject to trial and then detention we were not given access to those prisoners there's despite numerous entreaties with the government and so we have concerns that are on and access had been limited during the course of the visit nonetheless people were able to make a full and comprehensive review of the counter-terrorism architecture in south here at the air and

morning.the flight left houston at 8:29.it was scheduled to land in minneapolis at minneapolis- saintl international airport just after 11 o-clock -- but had to be diverted to rochester, minnesota for a medical emergency.chianti washington/passenger: "just to be in that confined space with someone that is going through something very traumatic in their life and there's nothing you can do, there's nowhere you can go."chianti washington of stafford is the passenger who posted and shared this video.you see the woman storming down the aisle yelling and cursing and at one point, two men confront her -- possibly to calm her down. nats: "i don't f---ing care. put me in a f---ing psych vest."she makes her way just outside the cockpit and not knowing what to do -- you hear passengers trying to calm each other.nats: "i don't think she's okay." "no, it's okay. it's okay. it's okay." police officers eventually arrive and take the woman off the plane but washington says she did not go quietly -- yelling and screaming until she was off the plane. washington says the incident left her and most of th

we have excessive heat warnings for minneapolis, chicago, st.ng or advisory. the heat is not just the heat, but humidity which makes it uncomfortable. memphis feels like 103. new orleans, 99. dallas at 101. on sunday, you see temperatures still in the 90s with the feels-like temperature up around 100 degrees. chicago could break a record with the forecast high of 96 degrees. on monday, it starts moving east. new york city, the record is 95. we are forecasting 92. it will feel close to 100. raleigh will feel like 104. the heat is on. that includes columbia, south carolina, too. >> we've got some clouds. in the 50s, palo alto. daytime high, temperatures are climbing into the 70s. intervie o.w.n. tomorrow. >>> now the prime minister of new zealand preparing to put her job aside for a bit to become a first-time mom. she will give birth tomorrow. as nbc's kelly cobiella reports, she has an idea of how to lead a country and raise a baby. >> i am not the first woman to multitask. i'm not the first woman to work and have a baby. >> reporter: after month

this is a big story from minneapolis.cutive meeting this morning, this is the story you want to know, front, back, forwards, backwards. >> up. >> up and down because are you ready for this this can inspire youam to great heights. i'm certain of it. the internet is transfixed by a raccoon that was stuck on the ubs building in st. paul minnesota. a raccoon, you say come on. here is the view from someone's office window. imagine you see this on a high rise and you can't open the window he can't go down the only way he can go is sideways and then up he got stranded on a window ledge high above the ground. the office workers are recounting his progress as he is climbing the building. finally the fire department saying we can't help this raccoon. we can't risk a human being for a raccoon. he has to make it to the roof where we have a live trap and food >> you can't go, hey, sweet raccoon. the raccoon will chew your face off. >> no. >> probably is rabid razor sharp claws. the thing is t honey badger office buildings >> a rabid r

using sky miles to purchase a flight on delta, often you have to use more miles to buy a flight to minneapolis, say, than you would if you were using united miles. is there any thought to making delta's sky miles more valuable? >> well, i'm not sure that's the case. you'll have to show me later your illustration. >> okay, all right. >> but the one thing we've done with our sky miles program is we turned to a dynamic form of pricing in currency so that, you know, the prices change. it used to be for years it was 20,000 miles to go on a domestic ticket, and there was no rhyme or reason to it. it was just a very simplistic model. today we have many trips that are actually a lot less than 20,000 miles that you can go on. and we have some trips that are more popular that have a higher price that are more. >> sure. >> so it really is a function of supply and demand, as compared to having kind of this black an price point that everyone wants because the world doesn't work that way. there's a higher demand, you want higher value. >> that seems like a pretty standard business practice. >> it is. we sho

louis, little rock and minneapolis.f those weekends you want to stay indoors, enjoy the air conditioning and if you'll step outside, find plenty of water or shade if possible. this is what it will feel like on your exposed skin. easily breaking triple digits from kansas city to wichita, southward into dallas. actual temperatures this weekend will be hot along the east coast as the heat spreads towards new england. 91 today in the big apple. 97 to cap off the weekend. this is all thanks to an upper level ridge across the central parts of the u.s. this ridge is responsible for a boundary of severe thunderstorms that caused over 350 wind damage reports on thursday. more severe weather possible for the upper midwest later today. back to you. >> those are some high temps. check on your elderly neighbors. help out at cooling centers if you can. it's going to be real rough. >> pack the kids lots of water for little league baseball games. >>> survivors of the shooting at the "capital gazette" in maryland left searching for answ

see if that line holds together when it gets to minneapolis in an hour and a half from now.ok. those storms die off, new storms form from nebraska, omaha, des ines, southern portions of rochester. severe weather risk, 4 million people. not tornadoes, mostly wind and hail. we had huge hail around arlington, texas. reports of windshields smashed in baseball sized hail. warmth expands today. this is the story of june. 10 to 20 degrees average. many areas texas to central plains. still cooler tha average in new england, but feels kind of nice. yesterday after the chilly start, temperatures in the 70s, then hit and miss showers and storms. today, wichita, 94. amarillo, 92. heat spreads toittle rk and st. louis. not going to arrive on the east coast, gets warmer towards the weekend. alabama is warm too, so is louisiana. and nashville, friday, don't be complaining. >> we were talking. i like a nice 75. that's a perfect temperature. skew toward the high 90s. like a hot, muggy 90. >> there's one of you, and one and a half of her. she wins. >>> still ahead. king james a sph curry may

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the city of minneapolis, the minneapolis park and recreation board supported repurposing the lock. my amendment would expedite this study would authorize a study by looking into modifications to the lock and dam to preserve recreation opportunities for the space as well as preserve the health of the ecosystem and maintain portions of the lock and dam necessary necessary to maintain flood control. the lock is the only major water fall and it presents a very unique opportunity to transform the waterfront of the twin cities. and within the st. anthony falls city district. it is significant to the city and to our state. the central riverfront is a jewel of the state and the stone arch bridge and st. anthony falls are two iconic features. the public features cannot be overstated by the city and park board and downtown council and local neighborhood. so now local governments have come together reflecting a commitment to engage in this project. this study should move forward. i want to thank chairman shuster and ranking member defazio for working with me and my colleague ellison. and i re

we made it our call of the day we want to bring in pete najarian from minneapolis.ou used to own this one i don't think you do anymore i wonder of what you make of this call to get out of disney now. >> i do own it i bought it the middle of may. i had been out of it for a while. i bought back in one main reason i got back into the stock, when you look at the story when they did their report of earnings, one area we've all been talking about is espn that's been something that all had concerns about for a long time now. i think that when you look, this is what was the trigger for me, the catalyst was the gambling. the sports gambling. i think that will be great for somebody like espn that's one area where we all point to, studios have been strong parks have been great. you look at the growth in terms of earnings and revenue growth that they're seeing now across those areas. we all point back towards espn because obviously that was the crown jewel. i think the 93 price target says all i think this is an analyst who has been holding or on a sell for quite some long peri

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then on saturday, south dakota right through minneapolis again. the northern extent of the heat. it's going to be extremely hot, texas all the way up to about minnesota and this is where the boundary lies between the hot air and the cooler air and that's kind of why we'll see the storm there is. today's forecast, 97 in dallas. st. louis at 94. beautiful in d.c. today. same with philly, baltimore and new york. really great weather. get out there for your lunch today and then as we go through the upcoming weekend it expands. by the time we get to father's day, we picked some nice names for you. dadville, new york, 96 degrees and gardener kansas at 95 degrees. >> i'm more of a grill, pennsylvania 88 degrees on father's day. >> i like the fisher, louisiana. >> and you know what? i'm going to do one better. i'm going to give you that north korean salute. once we get off the air. >> with the music and all. >> exactly. russia and saudi rain ya kick o -- saudi arabia kick off the world cup and that's all next in sports. mom and dad got a new car. it's not

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died out >> let's bring in pete najarian in the conversation from minneapolis today. i wanted to bring you in here because what you're seeing in the options market plays right into this story. the bullish bets are increasing by the day >> yeah, it certainly does, scott. not only are peopl money the table in their june calls that they had bought a while back, but they're rolling those up and buying more, expecting to see more of a breakout to the upside we saw june paper early on, 20,000 of the upsidealls bought 174, actually, on the triple qs, excuse me, and we're also seeing august paper in there as well, even higher up i don't think it's over with i agree with jim, he talked about amd. that's one of the names with lisa su has done a magnificent job directing this company and moving them forward and finding areas of gwth. and i think, you look at nvidia, you look at amd, intel, but you look at apple, all of these names. there are so many names i think in the technology space. i heard everybody talking about the balance sheets forget the balance sheets for a second ho

for "nightly business report," i'm meg tirrell in minneapolis. >>> college kids are mining bitcoin and doing it in their dorm rooms. >>> chicago has picked elan musk's boring company to build a hi-speed connect network connecting downtown to o'hare. it would carry -- and musk speaking alongside chicago's mayor says he's ready for this challenge. >> one of the hardest things to ith any new technology is not to demonstrate and show that it works, but to show people that can be indeed be useful. it's one of the hardest things in the world to make something e useful, the revenue exceeds the costs of the thing that was done. this is a deceer an an outstandingly different and unappreciated thing. that's what we intend to do here in chicago. >>> the link is expected to cut travel time down to 12 minutes. wow. >>> the s.e.c.'s point man on cryptocurrency says bitcoin is not a security the key t determining whether something is a security is the expectation of return by third party. until that definition, the s.e.c.ays bitcoin is not a security, because it's ra deceze many that sent bitcoin pri

louis for a high, 95 in minneapolis. expect phoenix to be hot but they'll be a reasonable 88 degrees for today. a chance of severe weather around the country in the areas you see here. yellow is a slight chance, a higher enhanced risk up in the minneapolis and northern minnesota area. that's where we have the biggest chance for an isolated tornado. elsewhere damaging wind and large hail the main risk factors. elaine. >> meteorologist ed curran of our chicago station wbbwbbm, thanks. >>> some of the students who survived the shooting at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in florida are taking their message on the leg. as adriana diaz reports, they're focused on getting their peers registered and motivated to vote. >> chicago! chica chicago. >> reporter: survivors are taking their crusade for change on tour. joined by celebrities and gun violence survivors like gabby giffor giffords, the student activists kicked off a nationwide summer bus tour called road to change in chicago. but they're not going it alone, says camer

a long duration heat wave minneapolis, des moines, how about omaha? one of the hot he felt spots in the country today, 102. >>> i'd a hot day. i'd say that qualifies. >> i would concur. >> that's in the shade. >> we're thankful with live in an area with air conditioning. >> thank you, bell. >> fast forwarding today, drake is dropping a new album, double album, called scorpion. it has a fantastic collaboration with michael jackson. got to hear that one. don't matter to me, reportedly features a song from the late king of pop. >> this weekend the second half of the season gets underway. retired driver dale earnhardt, jr., makes his debut from the booth as a race analyst. coverage kicks off from chicago land sunday at 2:30 eastern. >> aaa is estimating nearly 47 million americans will be traveling so get to the airport early. it was love at first touch. and all you wanted to do was surround them in comfort and protti that's why only pampers swaddlers is the number one choice of hospitals to wp so that all they feel is love. pampers studies show that omeg

numerous areas getting heavy rain from minneapolis through green bay. this later tftay will s into areas of the southern great lakes and then a little area of severe weather ispossible 2.7 million people at risk for strong afteron storms. most areas of northern new england will see storms. heat numbers, 61li m people under excessive heat advisories or heat warnings. a lot of the midwest, ohio valley, and now the thnortheast. 's a look at the weather story of the day. here's a closer look at the day ahead. you can see where the heat divide line is. omaha 95. just to the north, sue falls 77. that's where we're getting the clash of air masses, showers ans st chicago, you're hot and will cool off this afternoon with storms. take a look at heat numbers coming up. it's going to be oppressive. >> bill, tha you. >>> gal gadot gave anxious fans a first look at her ctume in the"wonder woman" sequel with the caption "she's back." theostume looks similar to the previous outfit but it's brighter and shinnier, especially when compared to what she wore in "batman v. s

areasth south carolina today getting into the 90s and well into the 90s all the which as far north as minneapolis. denver at 95. c not exactl but a little less humid. >>> we'll get to everyone else as father's dayorecast coming up. >> looking forward to it. thank you, bill. >>> some golf greatsuffered a reality check during the first round of the u.s. open. making his first appearance since 2015, tiger woods hit a triple bogey on the par 4, first hole set himhe way behind pack. he finished at 8 over par. oubles only continued with phil mickelson making par at the last hole. he finished at 77. still dustin johnson was able to sink this amang shot out of the buncher on the par 4 8th hole. he and rssel henley lead in the second round later today. >> wha doctors found reducing your risk to one of the most common forms of cancer. careful not to get it in her eyes. i know, i know what a bath is... smile honey. this thing is like... first kid. here we go. second kid. you coming in mommy? ahh not a chance! by their second kid, every parent is an expert and more likely to choose luvs than first time paren

in fact, we have excessive hea warnings for minneapolis, chicago, st.at advisory. the heat and the humidity will make it uncomfortabl memphis feels like 103 today. dallas, feels like sunday, temperatures still in the 90s. feels like temperature up around 100s. degr chicago could break a record with a forecasted high of 96 nddegrees. on , it starts moving eastwa eastward. new york city, record is 95. forecasting 92. it'll feel close to 100. raleigh will feel like 104. the heat is on. that includesou columbia, carolina, too. they're happy about it. that's a look at the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >> beautiful out our window this morning. if you liked yesterday, you'll love today. a little warmer. low.ity is still it builds in overnight and through the day tomorrow. the humidity will be with us all next week. dangerous heat monday and tuesday. monday and tuesday, weather alert days. mperatures in the 60s now. almost to 70 degrees. em'll continue therature to around 90 today with plenty of sunshine. the sun not going down

also tonight, the search for htswers after an african- american man is killed by police in minneapolis. >> the whole damn system is guilty as hell! >> quijano: a new wave of wildfires forces families from faeir homes in california. and saudi women are finally in the driver's seat, as the

judge mental of who they are all right dr done right in berg thank you for speaking to us from minneapolis. all as the twenty eight hundred fifty a world cup in russia is about to start it's about to kick off that is philippines football is experiencing a high on the international stage but domestically the game is still struggling to establish legitimacy for a local league so male and ogun takes a look at how in rural areas in southern philippines young filipinos dream about becoming professional football players. following his football dream ralf says he has loved the sport for as long as he can remember he's aspirations are no different to those of many boys to be a professional football player but it comes from them in the region of the philippines long held back by poverty and conflict and games like his are often have to remain just that a g. . rob studies during weekdays in the other city but on weekends he travels for hours to this town of keep the power on to teach football to young kids so you know and i feel bad when i see children here not reach their full potential in football

and in cities like new york and minneapolis, protests broke out.till the order is a far cry from the one rolled out in confusion in the early days of president trump's tere. nbc's pete williams explains the court's decision. >> reporter: after a year and a half of confusion, chaos at u.s. airports for those caught up in the first travel ban, repeated smackdowns in the lower courts and revisions from the white house, the court said this latest one can stand. supreme court upholds trump avel ban, president trump tweeted. wow. let by chief justice john roberts, the court's conservatives said the ban is legal as a presidential act to protect nionalsecurity. it's an important difference, the court said, that this one was based on a review of how well more than 200 countries do in fighting terrorism and verifying the identity of visa applicants. it restricts travel from five muslim countries, iran, libya, somalia, syria, and yemen. the ruling notes the president's anti-muslim statements in the campaign and in office. >> donald j. trump is calling for a t

." ♪ imagine all the people >> reporter: adam is from north of minneapolis.s to pelt, that's his pets turtle. he likes to play baseball. that's his pitch pg. but it was his rendition of this song that struck a chord. ♪ imagine all the people >> reporter: 9.5 million views already. he was going to sing something more upbeat, but he told his mom he knows there's a lot going on in the world. ♪ and the world will live as one ♪ >> we're cheering for adam, too. thank you for watching here on a monday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back >>> breaking news just in, 49ers legend dwight clark has passed away. that news is just coming in fm his official twitter account. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. sad, sad news. his wife kelly sent a tweet at 3:39 saying i'm heartbroken to tell you today i lost my best friend and husband. he passed peacefully surrounded by many of the people he loved most. i'm thankful for all of dwight's friends, teammates, and 49ers fans who sent their love during his battle with als. dwig

comey declined to comment today when approached in minneapolis. >> ( laughs ) no, i'm not going to say anything. >> reporter: the report also suggests f.b.i. agent peter strzok, who led both the clinton and russia investigations, may have acted improperly. during its investigation, the inspector general uncovered text messages strzok exchanged with top f.b.i. lawyer lisa page. in august 2016, page texted strzok asking, "he, trump, is not ever going to become president, right? right?" struck replied, "no, no, he won't. we'll stop it." late this afternoon the current f.b.i. director christopher wray reacted to the inspector general's report. >> the report does identify errors of judgment, violations of or even disregard for policy, and decisions that at the very least-- with the benefit of hindsight-- were not the best choices. >> reporter: comey tweeted today that he believes the report was reasonable, even if he didn't agree all of its conclusion. now former secretary of state hillary clinton also weighed in on the report. the report found that comey sometimes used personal email to co