currently the tent city known as the wall of forgotten natives in minneapolis minnesota holds over two hundred homeless members of the american indian community and according to what little coverage it has gotten you would think the driving force behind this homelessness is the opioid epidemic but there is much more to the minneapolis tent city and those like it around the country while indigenous american indians constitute only about one percent of minnesota's population twenty percent of homeless youth aged twelve to twenty seventeen in the state are american indian according to the northeast regional project near the half of all american indian homeless adults reported having been physically abused as a child or eight thirteen percent higher than the national average the report also showed that american indians experience homelessness are more likely to experience major depression and post-traumatic stress disorder more than their counterparts with fifty six percent reporting a serious or persistent mental health condition now ever mental illness and of the use of fact all demograp

percent of unsheltered homeless people as john for but the st stephens human services told the minneapolis city council the emergency is not the camp the emergency has been going on for years the emergency is now visible. from the diseases and wars brought by early colonizers from europe to the broken treaties and outright genocide seen during the united states its expansion west word from sea to shining sea the native peoples of this land have consistently felt the darker side of us history and now with the images of standing rock still fresh in our minds this new temp city in the heart of the american midwest represents the end comfortable truth that this tragic history may not be changing as we move into the twenty first century and start watching the hawks. if you. want to. get the thing like the real thing the truth is what we. need for the products if you like what they like you but i got. to think we. would. be. critics are. welcome aboard to watch the hard part roll over and on top of the outlets and our own top of the wall us recently traveled to minneapolis and the wall of forgot

went up five percent and the average cost of a two bedroom apartment in the city of minneapolis for rent is sixteen hundred dollars so you're looking at people who aren't even making minimum wage and these are people that address this so they can't vote and it's just an ongoing thing which is why we're going to there's a lot more to tell about this story and we'll have stories every day and be sharing as this story develops this is a huge important story and thank you so much trouble there for driven out there covering this like you said we're not going to let this one last thank you so much burden for art as we go to break court watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics you've covered of facebook and twitter see our full shows of our team coming up we speak with them friends of the housing justice league on the massive income inequality that continues to grow in u.s. cities across the nation state to watch in the hall. i believe that north korea will be ready to nuclearize very soon there could be saying that only green men about some of the nuclear weapons

am i rolled with and on top of the wallace and our own top of the wallace recently traveled to minneapolis with a wall of forgotten natives here is what she thought. when he up list minnesota has a population of approximately four hundred twenty two thousand people with a twenty eighty nine year old budget of over one and a half billion dollars with twenty four million dollars allocated for affordable housing is comes just two years after the completion of the u.s. bank stadium the new home of the vikings football team it can comfortably sit over sixty six thousand football fans it was made possible by about three hundred fifteen million dollars from the state of minnesota and approximately one hundred fifty million dollars from the city of minneapolis for the billion dollar projects the super bowl that was held here just last year netted the city over three hundred seventy million dollars but for the people here at the tent city known as the wall of forgotten natives they wonder where all that money could have gone. because just a mile from the billion dollar stadium is an encampment of b

percent of unsheltered homeless people as john for bit the st stephen's human services told the minneapolis city council the emergency is not the camp the emergency has been going on for years the emergency is now visible. from the diseases and wars brought by early colonizers from europe to the broken treaties and outright genocide seen during the united states its expansion west word from sea to shining sea the native peoples of this land have consistently felt the darker side of us history and now with the images of standing rock still fresh in our minds this new temp city in the heart of the american midwest represents the uncomfortable truth that this tragic history may not be changing as we move into the twenty first century and start watching the hawks. want to see the good the bad like the real thing the truth is what you see. as a cage for the products if you like what they like you but i got. to think we. would raise their. kids because i. welcome everyone to watch what i rolled with and on top of the outlets and our own top of the wall us recently traveled to minneapolis and the

>> extreme left-wing politics in minneapolis, they refuse to accept the first word illegal, it's illegalher illegal activity is what's led them to the backseat of squad car, the mayor and counsel feel appropriate to advise them they don't have to tell the officers where they are from and they don't have to answer those types of questions, obviously our officers have a lot of backlash with that, they want to work with our federal partners, we are all in law enforcement together and we just feel that it is for safety of the death sentence. jillian: we have a statement from the mayor that says in part, quote, everyone should know rights, if informing immigrants of existing constitutional rights is controversial that only reinforces why this change is necessary, we will not let the lack of compassion demonstrated at the highest levels of our government go unanswered in minneapolis. what do you think about that phrase lack of compassion at the highest level? >> well, you know, rebellion going on in cities like minneapolis and across the country against the trump, you know, administration and

let's bring in jason carroll who is in minneapolis.he president is just about to headline that fund-raiser. do you think he's going to hail today's event to the people there? >> reporter: absolutely without question. it is a private fund-raiser, we should point out, that's expected to get off just as soon as he exits air force one. there's also going to be a roundtable, we're told, who also tells me the topics of discussion -- the lead topic of discussion will obviously be kavanaugh. a number of folks here on the ground, ana, feeling encouraged and excited about what this white house has done in terms of its handling of the nomination so far. other topics of discussion said to be at the roundtable, issues involving the mining industry and the economy as well. it's really important according to gop leaders for the president to be here at this particular time. there a number of congressional races that gop leaders are looking very closely at, specifically the 1st district and 8th district. going forward there seems to be a lot of concern

there's a roundtable in minneapolis.6:30 locally in rochester, minnesota. there's the president now giving a wave. the star tribune says huge crowds have gathered outside the civic center, this is a different location where they're waiting to greet the president. the local paper reports that a guy named randall thom from lakeville, minnesota has the first spot in the line to get in the rally. he arrived at 5:00 a.m. yesterday and camped out overnight. he's a 58-year-old according to the star tribune. this is his 41st trump rally, that he started a group of diehard fans that call themselves front row joes. he was wearing a cowboy hat with an american design and trump would lead the republicans up and down the ballot to victories in november. her's a quote. he said "we're going to have a red tsunami" continue to randall thom. there's local protesters. police have said there's a crowd of about 500, i think chanting white, black or brown, we're all welcome in our town. rochester police estimating 500 people involved in a mar

> dran que. . >> son racistas que no quieren a los hispanos, yo creo, venimos a trabajar. >> en minneapolisue se lafrl an puesto letreros en espaÑol dentro de las patrullas para que los detenidos sepan sus derechos. >> me pareciÓ muy buena porque ra mayorÍa de los hispanos realmente no habla inglÉs, conoce sus derechos. >> ante la divisiÓn. >> lo mejor que se puede haeshz segÚn ellos es salir a votar en las prÓximas elecciones. >> el monstruo de ecatepec que estuvo cara a cara con las madres de las vÍctimas por primera vez desde que confesÓ la serie de asesinato fue a una corte del estado de mÉxico donde estuvo el sospechoso y su cÓmplice. >> vÍctor silva, nos cuenta. >> abraza los barrotes exigiendo justicia, meroÓ por primera vez el rostro del mobs trou, asÍ le dicen a juan carlo, que junto a su pareja confesÓ matar a 20 mujeres, entre ellas la hija de aracely. >> Él confiesa haber matado a mi hija y habersela comida. >> en los juzgados del penal juan carlos y su esposa patricia tuvieron dos audiencias, en la primera se les vinculÓ a proceso judicial por el delito a los muertos y leyes de

he has told the public he never lived in minneapolis. he commuted. this is the history of joe and not being transparent. and people have seen this throughout the district. my goal, i want to really get out and show people the character in my life comes about from my experiences. both good and bad, the hardships, the successes. being a father, mike, is one of the proudest things for me, and i can share with you that those of us who are parents never sleep good until all of their kids are in bed. that is what happened to me so this is resonating with the people. so character is how you behave when no one else is looking. the only time success comes before sweat is in the dictionary. mr. mulcahy: let's let joe give a response and i have another question. mr. radinovich: if character matters, why won't pete release the emails and stop this? i think it is in the public interest. my dad was an electrician and if he was lucky he was working two hours away from home. many times he would work in north dakota or montana and he had apartments in those places. i

star tribune reports the bodies of two women were pulled from a pond about 30 miles outside of minneapolisare believed to be 19-year-old cousins. their families say the women disappeared early saturday after leaving their separate workplaces and later called 911 for help. the bodies were found in a murky pond yesterday along with the car. no foul play was suspected and leaders of the minneapolis community say the bodies are those of the missing women. >>> "the los angeles times" reports a bus crash on a highway in the san fernando valley yesterday triggered other crashes leaving more than two dozen people hurt. they say the private charter bus was carrying at least 37 people from a church event. it crashed through a concrete divider on the 405 freeway and hit another vehicle causing other collisions. part of the highway was shut down. it reopened this morning. >>> "the new york times" report senate minority leader chuck schumer is calling for more safety regulations on limos after last week's crash in upstate new york killed 20 people. schumer says the ntsb hasn't properly investigated any

number one he is the sole african-american agent in minneapolis in a country that has. at least thirty percent african-americans now why is it. so wide century why doesn't. more havoc an american agent this is a silly thing that happens in universities and certain cooperation and states. in the upper classes the upper middle classes especially only whites. to advance african-americans of black to seventeen years be a loyal american thinking that this was a legitimate government agency the f.b.i. the law enforcement investigators in the united states what is most of all very fun he finds that it is a visual is a period or acting with racist motives that they're using race and religion to target particular individuals and so he has to make the decision is he going to expose this or is he going to remain silent just seventeen years he decided to expose what you know now he has to take the ability for doing you brought up a good point about the racial divide in united states and the documents leaked by terry allbery revealed the agency's use of racial and religious profilin

he told the public he never lived in minneapolis.his is the history with joe and not being transparent. people see this and my goal the last couple weeks i want to meet people to really show them because the character in my life comes from my experiences. both good and bad and the hardships and successes and being a father is one of the proudest things for me. and i can share with you those of us who are parents for example, never sleep until all the kids are in bed. so this is resonating with the people your character how you behave and no one else is looking success comes before sweat. radinovich: so then why would he release the e-mails to stop the lawsuits it is in the public interest and also my dad was a construction electrician he was lucky he was working two hours from home many times the north dakota or montana with apartments in those places i never voted anywhere else i've lived there my entire life i worked in the twin cities i'm very proud of the work i have done here on behalf of my good friend but these are ridiculous

hennepin county is minneapolis.eavy turnout in those two counties will vote exceedingly well for the democrats. if turnout is not dramatically better than it was two years ago. then it will be a good night for republicans. the second thing i will look for in terms of patterns in the state is a couple of other counties. olmsted county, where rochester is. that is a county moving democrat. well turnout vote -- bodes for democrats. in terms of republicans, i would ine to see how anoka county, the northern suburbs of the twin cities, how that is doing in terms of voter turnout. those are some of the things i would be keying on. if i were looking at races, if it looks like erik paulsen is going to win versus dean phillips, that is going to give me some areas. so key in on the 3rd congressional district. that represents an affluent suburb. patterns in terms of voter turnout will be important they are. and traditionally minnesota, in presidential and congressional races, is usually at the top or near the top in terms of vo

in the tent city known as the long forgotten natives in downtown minneapolis minnesota the issue of opiate addiction is on the front of many minds and despite the fact that less than a third of residents at the encampment are struggling currently with. europe use their struggle is money many understand and are well aware of how it got into their community on the sort of call we'll call the news telling their dog of course post cause and then after they washed up and stop pushing it a bit it was being held accountable for their way of what they were providing the people. before addicted to all that heroin was fallen and that became our all of the families the while a forgotten natives has had help from one group in particular seems to want natives against terror when american indian movement. are supported not your first to jump on this right away. so we're just supporting them doing what we can one day as against now and started when our money was twenty fifteen was having a lot older than gas so all being in this field of you know i see the harvard option for going to a lot of meetings in

at the wall of forgotten natives of the city of over two hundred homeless native americans in minneapolis minnesota if you only watch to read mainstream and local loop is the most important issue affecting the citizens in the campus drug addiction heroin use in particular and yes while drug abuse is a factor in life at the camp there is a lot more to that story than meets the eye. a story in connection the most news agencies choose to ignore or too afraid to touch and a new installment of watching the hawks co-host of the waltzes look at the wall of forgotten natives tab at the spoke with the people on the ground there about the issues of heroin in their community and just what lies beneath the story that everyone outside the camp loves to tell about them. it's chemical warfare people been surviving it's in fourteen ninety one the drugs are not the answer it's never been the solution they are part of the pharmaceutical companies but bargemen to keep people asleep to keep people keep using the words conspiracy theory because nothing is a conspiracy is a conspiracy theory when your truth my

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they are representing minneapolis in terms of the fifth congressional district. he saw himself perhaps as been in the minority in the u.s. house of representatives. even though he was certain to win reelection. and decided i think that's one occasion. with somebody like rick nolan for example. there is also some thoughts there that there is some personal problems. and then we have the have the issue of tim walsh. some of it is we do have half of our congressional delegation really and competitive races. we could even add this up and had more. if we have a couple more open seats here. we clearly had a lot of opportunity. for the two parties to pick up things in terms of flipping seats. it's very possible that they pick up again the eighth and the first. the democrats flipped the second in the third. we have a pattern that were seen nationwide. greater minnesota areas. i want to key in especially as you are talking about in many ways that is sort of a really good micro cosmetic of what's happening nationwide. it went plus 54,000. paulson won that district by about

we have an example from the minneapolis clowns. a signed baseball by satchel paige, a phenomenal pitcher who got his start for many years in the negro league, doesn't become a rookie in the major league until he's 42. he continues to pitch until he's 59. i havefrican-americans and their way with their own league, other plans for baseball are developing. have an image of the indoor champion baseball team. chicago, itted in was a way for teens to keep in shape in the off-season. almost immediately indoor baseball moves outdoors. what characterizes indoor baseball is larger balls, smaller bats, smaller diamonds and is not until 1920 six that indoor baseball at dobb's the name that most of us know the game as. that's softball. were not getlayers in the publicity why players were, they were not -- that was the domain of white players. we have a fantastic collection of really early baseball cards from 1887 to 1914, all of these cards are original, they represent a different set or brand ofwere, they were cards t. small cards are only two

liz: back to minneapolis st. in the airport, there's president trump in a group of supporters here as we watch him he's going head to round table and then he will end up in rochester, new york where he will have -- i'm sorry, rochester, minnesota, pardon me, where he will have make america great rally. stocks are down about 166 points, just about every smart person translation teddy on the floor of the new york stock exchange really pointing to higher treasury yields on this and we are seeing the highest yields depending on the length of the bond, 7 years, 10 years, highest we have seen in 7 and 10 years. all right, on the same day that vice president pence said that the chinese are master minding the theft of intellectual property, one group of americans is saying both sides have to get to the double and iron out the problems. now this after the usnca, that was canada, mÉxico and the united states came together in this deal that scrapped what was class the dairy pricing system giving the u.s. more market access

bureaucrat to raise taxes on our families and our neighborhoods for projects benefiting downtown minneapolis. they are not accountable but angie still wants to give them more of your hard earned money i am jason lewis and i approved this message because i will never stop fighting for you. >> you would think that the net counsel would not be a congressional issue. >> metropolitan planning organization you have to do this if you have an elected board member of the largest metropolitan organization without an elected board member the only that can independently raise taxes so i said you have to come into compliance with all of the others in the country i offer this on the floor because every other in the country has at least one elected board member so i said have an amendment to have one elected board member to be federally compliant i think she would join me as a very modest proposal now it is being reviewed because it was grandfathered in a 1991 the only one without the elected board. >> i have no problem to push away that work but that up to be up to minnesota so the congressman should not

some are gone back to bozeman big sky area because constructions doing ok there some went back to minneapolis some idaho but yeah a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here anymore they're all gone just slow down too much they lost their jobs got laid off so couldn't put in the hours a lot of families to a lot of guys in the oil business the higher ups the guys making more money they've gone to south america in the middle east so they'll be back i guess some day but. so that's the. process. sort of her cleaning the litter. i could buy a house and i did i could stay in a very nice apartment but i don't need it and i have very low overhead and i like it that way i don't have a lot of needs. and this is. it is she just was born garage and there was a snow storm and heavy snow storm about three years ago i suppose and the snow load on the roof caused the roof to collapse so anyway it's kind of an open air garage and i. have a hose hooked up in there and i want. the oil industry has changed dramatically and i don't like to see that i see companies going out of business and pe

miren que curioso el alcalde de minneapolis ha tomado de decisiÓn de apoyar a la comunidad inmigrantespor eso las patrullas de la policÍa comenzaran aportar letreros detallando cuales son los derechos de los inmigrantes la otra cara de la moneda que el teniente de la policÍa no apoya la causa porque dice que es una locura. una familia estÁ aprendiendo que desgraciadamente la residencia permanente puede no ser necesariamente permanente, a pesar que tiene su estatus de migraciÓn al dÍa una madre ahora corre el peligro ser deportada, dinora pÉrez nos tiene los detalles de esta historia (lloran) cada conversaciÓn es difÍcil para estas hermana se comunican con su madre a travÉs del telÉfono. >> rebeca mÉndez estÁ en la prisiÓn de adelanto del pasado 4 de octubre cuando inmigraciÓn fue a buscarla en su trabajo. >> yo les dije... (inaudible) ello cuenta con un pasado criminal que incluye robo y ponp poner en peligro a menores de edad, no sabÍa que tenia una orden a ahorres tode arresto pe. >> ice tiene acceso a esa informaciÓn y puede ir a buscarla. >> rebeca obtuvo su residencia permanente y

they raise taxes on our families and our neighborhoods for projects benefiting downtown minneapolis. they aren't accountable. but angie craig still wants to give them more of your hard-earned money. i'm jason lewis, and i approve this message because i will never stop fighting for you. theou would think that council would not be a congressional issue. >> metropolitan planning organization. federal compliance, you have to be a board member. we are the largest one in the organization without an elected board member. we are the only one that can independently raise taxes. so i said, come in compliance with all the other mpo's in the country. nobody opposed, because every other mpo in the country has at least one elected board member. so i said, let's ended amendment out to have one board member to be federally compliant. i think angie would join me in that. it is a modest proposal, and now they are reviewing it because the council got grandfathered in in 1991. problem if have no we want to change the way the met council works, but i think that ought to be up to minnesota. the congressma

in the minneapolis suburbs, republican congressman eric paul s paulsen is struggling to hang on. >> yout trump. >> correct. >> reporter: the five-term congressman won by double digits in 2016. >> whether it's president obama or president trump, i've gotten things signed into law. >> reporter: now his opponent, dean phillips, is betting voters want something different this year. >> i'll say that there's -- the winds of change are blowing. >> reporter: phillips, a wealthy vodka salesman, drives around the district in this vintage milk truck. made in 1960, the last time a democrat held this congressional seat. >> why do you think that you have so much of a shot of winning this back after so many years? >> i'm on a mission to build a bigger tent, celebrate the best of republican principles and democratic principles. >> reporter: the first-time candidate inspired to run for office after president trump won. >> what do you think of president trump? >> i'm disappointed in how he acts. i was frankly appalled by the outcome of that last election. >> reporter: if phillips wins, it will be because

it is minneapolis-st. paul. we know that we need more housing and we know we need to do more for the homeless crisis. >> reporter: one final pitch to the voters, why should they vote in favor of prop 10? >> to stabilize communities. san francisco has radical gentrification. >> reporter: thank you. final word matt? >> i would say that prop 10 hasn't even happened yet and it is causing housing deconstruction. >>> thank you for coming in for the disk option. our coverage of thursday night football starts after this break. . >> we have received launch. >> what would the world be without imagination? without the courage to question what was and what is. ♪ >> what would we miss if we never aimed beyond our limitations, if we waivered in times of trial. who would we be if not explorers. in search of the awesome and extraordinary, uncovering and unraveling the marvels

so my neck if you see a snow ball doesn't mean i was in minneapolis choice there is no one to fall asleep in so you know this. it's painful to see a person getting killed near you so those you want to sleep. i want us to that because if i ask that and you escape that and everybody out of thousands and then who will fight for it and who will get it back. we can leave that we have the right. to do anything. we are well. i want to say this is. not good i'm trying to do something. on the cuts you know if my brother he have the three boys. if he wants to make another house this this land sea see area. we have may be. and we can't make any things that anything we can't use and. i would do this right if it's in the studio i do disturb medical and get the most of it when biddy early you want us maybe one must start to kill it's me had i understand what it was out to be i will toss in one dollar so i know what the willy big daddy is so i have yeah just a mr modi you've got to be there will be you. if you want to become a journalist when you finish school i want to be five things infantry five thin

twin west, dakota, minnesota county, the dakota chamber of minneapolis. we want to thank all of them for putting this on. this has been quite an undertaking. something very were, making it available statewide on a sunday night. most of all, we want to thank the candidates before us. and all the candidates who have chosen to be here. >> we did have a busy day of debates. if you didn't catch all of them, we have them online. we spoke with the gubernatorial candidate for the attorney general. with a lot of congressional candidates and candidates in the race for senate. all of that is found online with all of our political coverage. >> we want to thank metro state for providing this before building with a backdrop of the downtown st. paul. it has been outstanding. the people in the audience have been very quiet. now they can applaud. [applause] thank you for taking part in this great democratic exercise. that is it for our debate. >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. up thursday morning, democratic strate

districts, the suburtrn dts which will decide places like northern virginia, the suburbs of chicago, minneapolisplaces like that, you see republican candate there is looki for some distance with president trump. to me, the most vivid example of this was the senate race in florida where rick scott the governor is running for senator de a point at not appearing at trump rally. it got back t trump and low and behold he's about to appear at trump rally 's tough to draw that distance. but a few republicans are trying to. robert: what are you pickiat up rump rallys? still at these hockey arenas in red states? >> yea still doing fairly well. if you think a democrat can win in texas, tennessee or nevada, then mayberats have a chance to pick up the senate because they would have to flip states.hose the other side is that president trump's approval rating is at 45% which is where a lot of strategists want him to be. that's a good story for the president because they think he's on firm political standing they mite not be asne inc to going into a rescue mission. >> it just depends who shows up. we saw this

as minneapolis field office to a real war he grew uneasy over his seventeen year career he says he saw discrimination racial profiling rule bending and abuse of power by the agency he felt the public needed to know i truly wanted to make a difference and never intended to put anyone in danger the f.b.i. and caught saw things differently tried under the espionage act he was branded a traitor who put national security at risk he isn't the first whistleblower to face the wrath of war thora te's edward snowden chelsea manning are two of the best known in recent years but this case was slightly different terry allbery was charged with the leak of just two documents to the media and retaining another focusing on methods used by the f.b.i. supporters claim the only damage caused was not to national security but the egos of all thora g.'s the u.s. attorney general has made things clear amongst the crackdown on leaks and whistleblowers the risk of exposing perceived wrongdoing and injustice is higher than ever we are conducting perhaps the most aggressive campaign against leaks in department hi

here's kate raddatz of our minneapolis station, wcco. >> we usually would see, you know, zero-to-onecase in a year. >> reporter: state health officials are trying to figure out why there has been a surge in cases of a.f.m. in the last month. the disease was originally discovered in 2014, but typically affects fewer than one in a million children. >> we're not clear what is the cause. we know that viruses have been associated with it. >> reporter: viruses, like those that can cause west nile. but it is unknown if it could be linked to genetics, environment, or if it is contagious. all six victims in minnesota have been under the age of ten. >> it was september 9th, it was sunday. we left church a little early, because he was just getting some cold symptoms. >> reporter: james hill's son had symptoms that got aggressively worse, until his neck and left arm were stiff. the seven-year-old quinton spent two weeks in the hospital getting m.r.i.'s and a spinal tap before receiving the a.f.m. diagnosis. >> extremely emotional. obviously the world seemed like it was crashing down. >> reporter

minneapolis, 51 degrees today. >>> coming up, a new law requiring more women in positions of power in the corporate world. >>> but first, the mysterious and deadly car explosion caught on camera in pennsylvania. what authorities have now revealed. >>> and the unusual distraction on the highway as a sheep climbs to new heights. >>> we're back with new video showing the dramatic rescue after a jet came down into shallow water in the south pacific near an airport in micronesia. navy sailors raced to the air new guinea flight on friday and searching the plane. 1 of the 47 passengers is missing though the airline says the person did make it off the plane safely. four others remain hospitalized. >>> police in allentown, pennsylvania believe a deadly car explosion may have been intentional. saturday's blast in the downtown area left three people dead. autopsies today will determine their identities. investigators believe the person who caused the explosion was among the victims. witnesses say the blast shook the whole neighborhood. >> we heard an explosion go off. first we were, like, maybe