that's where correspondent matt finn picks up the story from minneapolis. >> in minneapolis, were tensionnd the public is running high, including accusations of racism and brutality of the city is also battling a crippling officer shortage. over the past year, the department was unable to immediately send a squad car to 6,776 priority one emergencies. that's shots fired, stabbings, and sexual assaults. and worse, seven priority zero call, including officer facing imminent death, and a baby not breathing. >> have to look someone in the eye and tell them that we were unable to get there because we do not have enough resources is unacceptable. >> two and half years. pick a restaurant owner ken sherman's of the city's politics are interfering with good policing. >> takes the cops ten or 15 minutes, and i can happen within two blocks of the precinct. >> minneapolis -- 15,000 people over the last decade with the police force stated about 880 officers. the chief is asking for 400 additional officers by 2025. so far the mayor proposed just 14. one council member says the city is investing in and

here's the story from minneapolis. >> in minneapolis, where tension between the police and public areicer shortage. over the past year, the department was unable to immediately send send a squad car to over 6,000 prior one emergencies, which are stabbings, shots fighter an sexual assaults. including an officer facing imminent death and a baby not breathing. >> to have to look someone in the eye and tell them we were unable to get there because we do not have enough resources, it's unacceptable. >> this restaurant owner says the city's politics are interfering with good policing. >> it takes the cops 10-15 minutes and that can happen within two blocks of the precinct. >> minneapolis grew by 50,000 people over the past decade but the police force stayed at 880 officers. the chief is asking for 400 additional officers by 2025. so far, mayor proposed just 14. >> one council member says the city is investing in and diversifying its force. >> you can't walk around with the same broken apartment since the 1950's. >> nationwide there has been a decline of 150,000 officers since the year 2000.

. >> in minneapolis where tension between police and the public is running high including accusationsof racism and brutality the city is battling a crippling officer shortage. the department was unable to send a squad car to 6776 priority one emergencies, shots fired, stabbings and sexual assault and tweet 7 priority 0 calls including an officer facing imminent death and a baby not breathing. >> have to look someone in the eye and told we were unable to get there because we don't have enough resources. >> ken sherman says the city's politics are interfering with good policing. >> it can happen within two blocks. >> reporter: minneapolis, 50,000 people in the last decade but the police force stay at 880 officers. >> the chief is acting for 400 additional officers by 2025. the mayor proposed 14. one councilmember says the city is investing in and diverse applying its force. >> since the 1950s. >> reporter: national fraternal order of police is nationwide there has been a decline of 150,000 officers since 2000, the parents are struggling to attract applicants in large part because of wha

matt finn is in minneapolis with more.ice chief here in minneapolis says he needs about 400 more police officers in the next couple years to keep up with the growth in population and crime here. but the mayor so far only offering 14 additional officers in the national for sugar don't act on fraternal order police as there's been wonder 50,000 officers since the year 2000. every department has somehow been affected. here in minneapolis, the shortage of officers has resulted in departments being unable to mutely send a squad car to a staggering 6,776 priority 1 emergencies. that's sexual assault, shots fired, hostage situations, and no immediate squad car for seven even worse priority zero calls pair that includes a baby not breathing and an officer in imminent danger. one man we talked to said it took police three hours to respond to a report of a robbery at his house. another business owner says politics is interfering with good policing. >> this thought that police are inherently racist, and everybody is after everybody,

some cities like minneapolis unable to answer thousands of priority one emergencies. matt finn has the story in indianapolis. >> the police chief in minneapolis says he needs 400 more officers by 2025 to keep up with the growth and population and crime. but so far the city's mayor is only offering 12 additional officers. there has been a decline of 150,000 officers nationwide since 2000. every department has been affected in some way. here in minneapolis the shortage has made the department unable to send a squad car to priority one emergencies, shots fired, hostage situations. even worse, priority zero 911 calls including a baby not breathing and an officer in imminent danger. it took three hours for an officer to respond to a report of robbery at his house. >> in the thought that police are inherently racist have stripped the police of their ability to do their job. reporter: an indianapolis councilmember says thesting in g its force to better represent the community. >> they appreciate that the invt strategy in our department. we can't walk around with the same bro

i live in minneapolis with my husband and children. although i am palestinian, i've never been able to visit palestine. my story is like that of so many people who live in the diaspora. palestine is a home i have never seen and one that i long to see. about 25 years ago i was a college student visiting family in jordan. we were considering taking a trip to visit the occupied west bank. a visit that would include seeing my father's family .illage, a small town it is the word at the heart of my last name. we are the people. incidentally, this is such a common palestinian thing, that no matter how long your family has been living in exile, your identity is strong. know,palestinians want to what town is your family from, are you able to visit -- implicit in these questions is a longing for our people to know our homeland and a hope that we can someday return. attempt towe did not visit palestine. we were in jordan and we would have tried to cross into the west bank at a bridge crossing that spans the jordan river. laws, theel's decision to

he was pulled off the plane just before takeoff from the minneapolis-st. paul airport. and tonight, what he allegedly did as he tried to pass through a tsa checkpoint. abc's david kerley covers aviation. >> reporter: this 37-year-old delta pilot, gabriel schroeder, is grounded tonight, suspected of being drunk as he prepared to fly passengers. the pilot saw that minneapolis police were conducting additional random checks at the checkpoint. according to police, schroeder looked confused, told a tsa officer he wasn't ready to be screened and left the area. authorities say he's seen on surveillance video going into a men's room, where police later find an unopened bottle of vodka. the visibly nervous pilot does go through screening, but police are suspicious. and officers find schroeder in the cockpit for the flight to san diego. as passengers waited, schroeder's breathalyzer was well over the limit for pilots. he was arrested. >> for a pilot, he looked a little disheveled. like, his -- he had the white, with the snap, but it was in dire need of an ironing. you know, it wa

one, you could move much more quickly towards twin cities, minneapolis, st. paul, glen dies in miles city. helena, missoula, spokane, seattle. not only people moving, but mail and express, consumer goods, maybe even luxuries that were manufactured in the east and had been very expensive to move to montana either by freight ragan -- freight wagon or steamboat. now it could be brought in much quicker time and greatly reduced cost. and probably the railroad, people who wouldn't have moved here without the railroad, the wouldn't have wanted to spend two months on ace b boat -- steamboat or a covered wagon and handle animal. now, they would consider moving here if it could be done in a week by train. so, you had more people moving into the territory of montana, and people, including people who were awaiting more transportation -- in fact, montana becomes a state in 1889. what are the criteria of states? a minimum population, about 60,000. until the railroad reached montana, montana didn't have that population. if theyroads did -- tied them into a national system o

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caught off guard yesterday she told her affiliate in a north minneapolis grocery store to talk to the you dodging the question? >> she quickly had her talking point in order. >> i will just say i have no interest in commenting on anything that you are about to ask about my personal life. you can chase me all you want. >> earlier this week the wife filed reports that her husband had an affair while serving as an advisor to her congressional campaign, then last night the nl pc filed its claim that between april and june of this year, her campaign reimbursed a company owned by tim, over $21,000 for expenses without itemizing them. >> the violations about reporting the travel, they are straightforward, on a big gillis violations and any expert would tell you that. >> that's not the only beef they now have with the congresswoman. >> the more serious matter of whether she was having an affair with him and he used campaign funds, we can't state that we know that conclusively, but we are saying there is enough evidence for the fcc to launch an investigation. >> her attorney is crying politics

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now farmers came from minneapolis and could still make money because the cost of shipping grain by railroadas so low. every town reached by a roadway was much more tied in to the commerce of the nations of the impact was towns grew rapidly. one of their hopes was when the railroad was built westward across the dakota territory to that lane would finally come to their town. the presence of that railroad or their town or in the edge of their town would be not a guarantee but would greatly improve their chances for future prosperity, for growth and for tying into a national network. town that was bypassed because it was on the way up on the hill and the railroad was in the valley borough was one valley away from the railroad and some of these mining towns were bypassed. they were losing population and not complete abandonment but not having the growth until a couple of decades. every mainline and many branch lines had telegraph pole lines, line with anywhere from one to two to six cross arms and on those cross arms would be the class insulators that people would have been some part of their ho

i live in minneapolis with my husband and two children. i've never been able to visit. my story is like that of so many people who live in the deas parra caused by the occupation of palestine by >> you've been listening to congresswoman ilhan omar and rashida tlaib explain their side of how they refused entry into israel by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu after president trump pushed netanyahu not to allow them in. back here with the panel right now. jess, let me ask you first, what do they get from this, the two members of congress by publicizing this today? >> i think they get their second best option. they wanted to go to israel and have this trip and they would much rather be coming back to share the information that they had gleamed from the various people they were trying to meet. so this is definitely a political win for them and i don't think either one of them would characterize it that way but it is really unusual we hear the voices of palestinian americans in our political discourse. we have never had a palestinian ame

when was especially for east-west travel you could move much more quickly towards the twin cities, minneapolis-st. paul, eastern montana, miles city, was towards helena, spokane, seattle. that would be not only people moving but mail and express, those consumer goods may be even luxuries that were manufactured in these and advent very expensive to move to montana either by freight wagon or steamboat to northern montana. now they could be broader and much quicker time at a greatly reduced cost, and probably the railroads, this would be true in many places, people who would not have moved here without the railroad, who would not have wanted to spend two months on a steamboat or acquire -- by covered wagon and handle animals. animals. now they would consider moving here if it could be done in a week i train. you had more people moving in to the territory of montana and people, including people who were awaiting more transportation. montana became a state in 1889 and the criteria was to have a minimum population of about 60,000. until the railroad reached montana, montana didn't have that population.

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the "minneapolis star-tribune" reports prosecutors charged r.titution and solicitation involving a 17-year-old girl. the singer is accused of inviting the girl to his hotel room in 2001 after meeting her before a conce prosecutors say he gave s phone erhen th >> after some discussion, she was offered $200 to take her clothes off and to dance before him. she accepted the $200, he got naked, and they proceeded to dance. >> kelly's attorney tweeted "give me a break, this is beyond absurd." kelly is in jail in new york after pleading not guilty last week to charges of sexual -- sexually abusing women and girls who attended his concerts there. >>> the "los angeles times" reports a california multimillionaire charged with killing his wife was captured after a four-year international manhunt. authorities say 54-year-old real estate investor peter chadwick was arrested sunday out of the country. yesterday he arrived back in california. he's accused of strangling his wife in 2012 and dumping her body in a san diego gas station trash bin. he skipped a cou

american politicians were quick to defend them including senator bernie sanders and the mayor of minneapolis omar's hometown. it. has to be and from israel is a jewish man i totally disagree with. i think it's the wrong decision. i. feel strongly that you know you can be of the jew and also say that some of the ways that the israeli government is able things are wrong to lead said she would challenge the travel ban on to continue to fight back. in town demanded they provide access on for me and in any of my colleagues to come to israel and enter the cost areas and to be able to listen to your people israel's decision could have unwanted political consequences especially within the us democratic party earlier this year top democrats had singled out representative omar saying statements she made on israel were anti-semitic life but now the party has all but closed rings around the 2 muslim congress women. now some of the other stories making headlines around the world today india says it will gradually literacy frictions on movement and communication in kashmir in the coming days the governmen

.>>> congresswoman ilhan omar declined to answer questions in minneapolis about her planned trip to israel. after israel announced that she and congresswoman rashida tlaib would be barred from entering the country. >>> israel said its decision is based on the congresswoman support for the boycott israel movement. some including representative omar are blaming trump. she tweeted it is an affront that is prime minister under pressure from president trump would deny entry to reves of the u.s. there batiy artaea colleagues hs similar reactions. oakland representative harper lee calling the denial of entry a dangerous precedent and outrageous. barbara lee. nancy pelosi added the president statements about the congresswoman are a sign of ignorance and disrespect and beneath the dignity of the office of the president.>> reporter: president trump has openly feuded with the muslim congresswoman. they are part of a democratic freshman group known as the squad. he tweeted today it was showed great weakness israel allowed representative omar representative rashida tlaib to visit. at the white house pu

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. >> let's go to linda in minneapolis. >> good morning, i have a couple of questions. i think they're quick. the first one in the most important, i wondered if there was any information about how this problem of nuclear waste can be safely solved. is this unsolvable? it seems like it never goes away. the second one which is connected, what is the status of the hanaford plant? in east washington. >> those are great questions. i did write a book on radioactive waste, sometime after my book on three mile island. the history of that is there. these are good scientists. they think there is a technical solution. the political equation or political problem, probably is more insoluble than technical issues. in terms of hanford, it is still undergoing a large cleanup. the hanford plants, aec and agencies for a long time did not handle radiation hazards as carefully as they should. it is being cleaned up. they're spending a lot of money to clean it up. it still has a long way to go. >>> joslin from gilbert, arizona. >> mr. walker, i want to know if a lack of water in the reactor

croix river near minneapolis but then the raptor was hanging on to a large fish not going down without, and it wasn't just any fish the predator snagged. >> it is a musky. it is a musky. >> good job, buddy. >> it is a live musky. >> they're strong fish. the thing was ten pounds or more. >> very impressive. now, eventually the bald eagle won and dragged its catch ashore. the fish tried to escape one nor time. the eagle though was not having it. the boaters came back an hour later to find the bird dining on its lunch. >> yeah. hope the eagle took a picture, but that way nobody will argue with it when he says, it was this big, i dragged it out of the water. >> we have the video. it happened. >> that's right. that's it for "abc 7 news" at family is all togetherect... and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in this lake. whoa! it's pure gold. we're gonna be rich... we're gonna be rich! it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. [music] [music] cc by aberdeen captionin

"the minneapolis star tribune" says four cases of severe lung disease in teenagers being linked to vapingcigarettes. the minnesota health department issued a warning about the dangers and told doctors to be on the lookout. all four teenagers were hospitalized for more than a week. some admitted to intensive care. a vaping advocate says it is important to identify the specific products the teens used before blaming ecigarettes. >>> "usa today" reports a top immigration official in the trump administration said the famous inscription on the statue of liberty welcoming immigrants into the country refers to people coming from class-based european societies. during an interview yesterday, acting u.s. citizenship and immigration services director ken cuccinelli gave his own version of the inscription, saying, quote, give me your tired, your poor who can stand on their own two feet and who will not become a public charge. the comment comes after the administration announced it wants to deny green cards to migrants seeking medicaid, food stamps and other forms of public assistance. >>> "the san f

. >>> in some sports news, a furry visitor turning some heads in minneapolis. a squirrel raced onto the field and then into the minnesota twins dugout. some players jumped on top of the railing to flee in panic. i believe this is just a good old-fashioned pickle in baseball. there's no word on what happened to the s song of the summer, "old town road," finally gets dethroned. >> a long road, indeed. >>> also ahead, the government reveals the best temperature to set your thermostat while you sleep and it's sparking a backlash. >>> plus, the chicken sandwich war being waged between popeyes and chick-fil-a. st a fever. this is not just the flu. it's meningitis b... st a fever. and you're not there to help. while meningitis b is uncommon... once symptoms appear, they can progress quickly and can be fatal... sometimes within 24 hours. before you send your teen to college... make sure you help protect them. talk to your teen's doctor... about meningitis b vaccination. they're breathable underwear from fruit of the loom. wait, fruit of the loom makes breathable underw

under arrest tonight after he reportedly showed up to was taken off a fully board a delta flight at minneapolisl international yesterday. he apparently had a container of alcohol in his possession. officials say they noticed a red flag when he tried to avoid an extra tsa screening for crew members ahead of his flight shorter will not face any formal charges. at least until toxicology tests are completed which could take up to a week. the airline did not say how close the plane was to departing, but it says it has no tolerance for alcohol violations, and it's cooperating with investigators. >>you know it's not to be greeted by flight attendants when you board a plane, but they're usually standing in the aisle because the not on this flight passengers on board a southwest flight were surprised recruited by a flight attendant hanging out the overhead luggage they said she was there for about 5 didn't get down into more than half of the plane was boarded passengers say she spent the time. kindly greeting people as they were boarding the plane. the flight was bound for atlanta from nashville, southw

syndrome and apparently the theaters were packed with extra showings expect let's go to linda in minneapolis . >> thank you for that pastor . >> good morning, i have a couple questions i think will be pretty quick to answer maybe, the first and most important is, i wondered if there was any information about how this problem of nuclear waste can be safely solved. is this unsolvable i mean it seems like it never goes away. what is to do with the waste back the second one, which maybe is connected to it is, what is the status of the hannaford plan in east washington . >> thank you, linda, we will get a response . >> great question spirit i did write a book and the history of that is in their. it was not well handled by the atomic energy commission or by successor agencies and scientists, these are good scientists, i think there is a technical solution that's a reasonable, you never gonna get a solution that satisfied everybody but the political equation or the political problem might be and probably is more insoluble than the tech issues. in terms of hanford, hanford is still undergoing a larg

american politicians were quick to defend them including senator bernie sanders and the mayor of minneapolis omar's hometown. as to ban from israel is a jewish man i totally disagree with that. i think it's the wrong decision. i. feel strongly that you know you can feel the jew and also say that some of the ways that the israeli government is able danger or wrong to lead said she would challenge the travel ban on to continue to fight back. and to ban the things provide access for meaning to me and my colleagues to come to israel and into the costume areas and to be able to listen to hear people israel's decision could have unwanted political consequences especially within the us democratic party earlier this year top democrats had singled out representative omar saying statements she made on israel were anti-semitic. but now the party has all but closed rings around the 2 muslim congresswoman. let's cross over to jerusalem bring in our correspondent tanya kramer good to see tonya tell us why has israel decided to bar entry to these 2 us congressman. why was quite an unusual step because prep