juan: we end the show in minnesota.nor mark dayton h condemned as terrorism saturday's attack on the dar al-farooq islamic center in minnesota. the explosive device was thrown through the mosque office's window around 5:00 a.m. as people were gathering for morning prayers. no one wasas injured, but the bombing shattered windndows and damaged the office. this is the minnesota governor, mark dayton. cowardlydayton: what a act this was, committed yesterday. it is a crime. meeting,dy said in the if the roles were reversed, it would be a terror attack. and that is what this is. an act of terror. amy: the fbi had taken over the investigation but president trump has not said anything about the attack. since the attack, he is sent out over 25 tweets but not one about the attack. islamophobic attacks against muslims and mosques across the united states have been rising since president trump was elected. minnesota is home to a large somali-american community, which has spaced a surge of hate crimes to levels not the aftermath of

the minnesota state fair. it is the largest state fair when it comes to population. they had 2 million people visit here last year. we're going to give you the sights and sounds and taste of the fair in just a little bit. let's look at what's going on around the country as far as your weather is concerned right now. for today we are looking at a fire threat that continues in the pacific northwest and western prans with hot, dry weather. local flooding down in florida, we're going to take a look at that. this is the 25th anniversary of hurricane andrew. we'll look at that in the next half hour. gorgeous day northeast, plenty of sunshine. that rain starts to move in along stationary front not even yet associated with harvey. we're going to continue to track that as well. we're going to get to your >>> good morning. i'm bill henley. grab your sunglasses, a beautiful day ahead filled with sunshine. sun coming up and the temperatures will climb to 78 degrees in the suburbs and upper 70s for the lehigh valley with n

the minnesota state fair. it is the largest state fair when it comes to population had 2 million people visit last year. sights and sounds and taste of the fair in just a little bit. let's look what's going on around the country service you're weather is concerned right now. for today we are looking at a fire threat that continues in the pacific northwest and western plains with hot, dry weather. local flooding down in florida, we're going to take a look at that. this is the 25th anniversary of hurricane andrew. we'll look at that in the next half hour. gorgeous day northeast, plenty of sunshine and that rain starts to move in along the stationary front. not even associated with harvey but we're going to continue to track that as well. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good mother i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are going to have more clouds and fog. also some drizzle in san francisco today with our high temperatures reaching into the mid-60s. little bit warmer for

i mean. >> rose: she won minnesota. 46 and a half percent to 45. >> right. >> rose: minnesota. >> minnesota. >> rose: your home state. >> that's right. >> there are a lot of people who voted for me in 2014, who voted for donald trump. >> why, because of all the things we've been saying. >> from the things we're talking about. and you know, our job is to send a message that we are looking out for them. and i think that it helps when this pre i mean it's an-- this health-care plan had an $880 million, billion dollar cut in medicaid and a $900 billion dollar tax cut, almost exclusively for wealthy people. >> and that's the reason you want health care to proceed tax reform. >> yeah. i want health care to, i want it on the table because right now i believe they are deliberately undercutting the markets in the affordable care act which are one of the focus. >> rose: deliberately undercutting those markets. >> yeah, they've been doing that for quite awhile. and the unpredict ability that they have created is yus making those insurance companies either want to leave the market or raise the rates. a

he's a two-term senator from minnesota.e entering politics, he was a comedy writer and performer on "s.n.l." and hosted a progressive radio talk show on air america. he's recently emerged as a forceful challenger of president trump's and administration. his tough questioning of nominees went viral. al: if there's any evidence that anyone affiliated with the trump campaign communicated with the russian government in the course of this campaign, what will you do? >> senator franken, i'm not aware of any of those activities. i have been called a surrogate a time or two in that campaign and i did not have communications with the russians. >> i think if i'm understanding your question correctly around proficiency, i would also correlate it to competency and mastery so you -- each student is measured according to the advancement that they're making in each subject area. al: that's growth, not proficiency. in other words, the growth they're making is in growth. the proficiency is an arbitrary standard. >> the proficiency is if the

. >> go back to minnesota and shutthe hell up .gretchen needs to let go, she brought it on herself. grow up, move on, stop whining, gretchen, your show sucks. you're a never has been, hope nobody hires you use. etc. etc. >> and my facebook post. >>. >> it comes with the territory. >> is it hard to take you seriously. >> yes, everyone's human. but luckily for me, i developed thick skin a long time ago because also in my past resume of life i was in miss america and having gone through that experience it was as if my resume of being bound to orient and graduating, it's almost like all that evaporated . by the way i was also a classical violinist so i had to learn early on when i was 22 how suddenly people just attack you and don't like you for no apparent reason. and i remember going to my father and saying that, especially coming from minnesota which you understand as a minnesota night fan, why would people not like me just because? to give me a bite i think about every day and it's been very helpful last year. which is you try to a

paul, minnesota. today is the opening day of the minnesota state fair. it is the largest state fair when it comes to population of people. they had too many people visit last year, we're going to give you the sights and sounds and tastes of the fair in a bit. let's look at what's going on around the country as far as your weather is concerned. today, fire threat in the pacific northwest and western plains where hot, dry weather, florida with the risk of local flooding. northeast of new england, plenty of sunshine and the rain starts to move in along the stationary front. not even yet associated with harvey. we're going to continue to track that, as well. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning, if you're about to walk out the door, temperatures are still comfortable right now. 71, 67 in clinton and if you're exercising today it's going to be fantastic all day long, even through the afternoon. perfect weather to be outside. 82 for a high temperature, upper 70s around lunchtime tchl. it's going to be nice through

what he did after inaugust great add he stayed in minnesota, didn't do national interviews, about six years, then reelectioned now sort of remerging as a national figure >> i covered al frank en as he was a member of the minnesota delegation during the recount and during the reelection campaign. it's very interesting. he really did a good job of putting his head down focusing on issues, he has a good interesting legislative he focused. he's at the misunderstand state fair, people be there ten out of the 12 days the fair is going on and kept a focused on building himself up in misunderstand and focusing on minnesota issues and that's helped him politically. he won by 312 votes in 2008. he won by double digits and helped him. >>> when you mentioned those minnesota issue, it's a stark contrast to somebody like elizabeth who, you know, i covered elizabeth warren running, seems she had these these national issues and she's a national figure from the get-go. i see two very different parallels, those are two names thrown out for 2020 >> there will be a dozen if not more democrat whose run fo

this is a statement from take action minnesota. they said for months, constituents have asked for a town hall. they're worried about dangerous medicaid cuts that will be debated as soon as congress returns from recessing people living with disabilities and caregivers and representative lewis' district have stories to share with him. his constituents would rather have a conversation at a town hall than deliver a letter to his door. so why don't you give a town hall? >> they're not asking for a town hall, trish. they're asking for a spectacle. they're asking for a protest rally. they're asking for me to host the first democratic rally of 2018. they're a group of activists saying the world is going to hell in a hand basket, this is a partisan attempt to hijack a meeting, an office, my home. at some point somebody has to stand up and say enough. in fact, the response from democratic party of minnesota was worse. they accuse the republicans including me of threatening people's lives. you think that will make people more likely to violat

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. >>> scary moments at a minnesota mosque. after an explosion. fbi is involved in the investigation, we'll have the latest. [vo] one moment can change a life. intelligent technology can help protect it. the all-new audi q5 is here. ♪ ♪. >>> the search continues tonight for three missing monitors after their aircraft crashed into the sea in australia while trying to land. 26 people were on board at the time of the accident. 23 of them have been rescued. the marinas were in australia for a joint military training exercise. >>> happening in minnesota police and the fbi investigating an explosion at a mosque. thankfully nobody hurt but this left a community in shock. fox of brian llenas has the la latest. >> this is an attack on our community. >> reporter: scary moments at an islamic center in minnesota saturday, an explosion went off five minutes after the first morning prayer had gun >> target people because of race and ethnicity or religion is absolutely unamerican. >> reporter: it happened in the suburb of blooming ton, south of minneapolis >> th

snelling in minnesota while minnesota at that point was still a territory. dr. emerson marries eliza sanford in 1838. alas, however, he dies in 1843. and dred scott, after the death of dr. emerson, dred scott sues for his freedom in the year 1846. eliza sanford, by the way, transfers ownership of dred scott to her brother, john sanford, in 1850. that's just a detail. so dred scott sues for his freedom. sues in the state courts in missouri. why? why do you think he would do that? quinn? [ inaudible response ] >> look at ft. armstrong. it's in illinois. what is illinois? illinois is a free state. now mind you, there are what were called transit laws. transit laws permitted slaveholders if they shave to journey or live for a short period of time in illinois to do so without jeopardizing title to their slaves. but emerson was doing more than a quick pass through yil yillin while stationed at ft. armstrong. even more so, ft. snelling is in the minnesota territory. what is the minnesota territory as a territory governed by? what's the statute? [ inaudible ] no, the no

alleged russian hacking after a new study by researchers from boston university in the university of minnesota law school uncovered that if three states key to victory pennsylvania michigan and wisconsin had suffered even a modestly lower casualty rate all three could have flipped from red to blue and said they were equipment to the white house but hey you know tell our grads let's just you know keep on keeping on when it comes to that neo liberal foreign policy of bombing for peace but while the democrats were in shambles this week that didn't prevent the republicans from starting their own dumpster fire inside their party over the h.r. mcmasters pink slip spree in the national security council meanwhile and what i'm sure will bring even more animosity between c.n.n. and the republicans the cable news network recently unveiled a brand new poll revealing that sixty eight percent of u.s. citizens believe the current congress is an abject failure in fact just twenty four percent of americans approve of the leadership in the republican controlled congress down from thirty nine percent in january

former minnesota governor tim pawlenty will weigh in.is also the ceo of the financial services roundtable. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: this is "bloomberg markets: the trump economy." i'm julia chatterley. assignment.s on let's start with the headlines on the first word news with mark crumpton. harvey is now a hurricane. the national hurricane center says the storm off the texas gulf coast has strengthened to hurricane force and is packing wind of 80 mile per hour. harvey could drop as much as 20 inches of rain on the region. its forecast to strengthen even more as it approaches the coast. u.s. troop increase in afghanistan is underway. the commander of u.s. and nato forces there says the influx of american soldiers will continue over the next few months. most of the new troops will be used to train afghan security forces. this 26th anniversary of ukraine's independence from president petro poroshenko met with u.s. defense secretary james mattis in kiev today. secretary mattis was blunted his criticism of russia and said th

minnesota decides to go for a two-point conversion and a bin. will drive and he will score, the vikings with a victory. the miners foul. >> disappointing. and how it ended. and a lot of things to be happy about. we have to go out and look at the tape and learn. >> the few good driving, i'm sure there will be a few missed opportunities. and so it wasn't a relief because i know adds an offense that is's who we were. we didn't have an opportunity to move the ball down the field and eventually score. >> for arizona times in the inning. france was trying to get his first chase. the ball gets hundley. it's 1-0. her alta gets ejected. and a faces-loaded single, drives in a pair a. arizona gets back-to-back-to-back home runs, possibly mvp. god schmitt got it going with a blast off. martinez follows with his second home run of the contest. and gave all home run to tomorrow the diego. >>> over at the coliseum, check out this kid who comes up with a foul ball. m matt olson gives the lead. and matt chamman also goes deep. his tenth of the year. inning-ended

just and donald trump still hasn't said a word about saturday's terrorist attack in minneapolis minnesota is that because the victims were muslim shelby emmett and valerie irving internets big picture pam . donald trump has now been president for two hundred days and while his administration has virtually no legislative accomplishments to its name it is getting things done especially over at the justice department or attorney general jefferson beauregard sessions the third is hard at work rolling back president obama's push for criminal justice reform to borrow a phrase from the president himself the trumpet ministration is making the president complex great again meanwhile all over the world countries as different as thailand and norway are forging ahead with new and more productive ways of dealing with the age old question of what to do with people who break the law for more on that i'm joined by dr dr singer professor at the john jay college of criminal justice at the city university of new york and author of the new book incarceration nations a journey to justice in prisons around the

. >> nice nine hour drive across minnesota, wisconsin. you can't beat. nice to be here. >> reporter: their favorite player, jason peters. long drive paid off for the big guy signed autographs. >> eagles! >> everywhere you turn a great story like the goldstein brothers traveling down to see his brother. >> i don't get to do so him much and great to have the experience. >> we drove from milwaukee yesterday and now here today. it's been great. >> the eagles lose. you got to trust the process. we are going to see you next week, thursday, 6:00 p.m. the bird take on the bills. week two of the preseason. maybe we get a win. for now live at lambeau field in green bay, wisconsin, keith

you're a notably white man from minnesota. >> right.'m not outraged that i'm not allowed to go to a group for black and queer gay people. that doesn't hurt me. the fact that -- >> mark: but just to go on with this compartmentalization, this is for lgbtqia. i lose it after the q. what do the i and a stand for? >> honestly, i'm not sure. i assume indigenous and something. i don't know. >> mark: wrong. it's intersex and asexual. i just wanted to ask you here, why do you think that a an indigenous trans woman has more in common with an african american asexual than with a white trans woman? that's what this group is saying. >> no, they're saying if those people think they have more in common ant want to get in a room with each other and have a conversation about their race or their sexuality, they would be allowed to do that. >> mark: no, they have actually formed -- you couldn't for example form a group for notably white people such as yourself and the fellow from south carolina, mitchell gunter, and you have a group for notably white peop

good luck all those folks in indiana. >> that's right. >> minnesota? >> we have to do a road trip. >> and new york, we hope. >> yeah.

and the reason is because the people of minnesota the vast majority of minnesota. do not recognize these new us and they do not recognize that tory three of the government. so we will on this year pricing out by announcing minnesota how destabilizing is this for the rest of the region. it is very set deceptive and i sing becaus. one of the reasons that people are thinking ambassadors to leave the country there is a lot million offend us on our thinking to leave. columbia racine that with their own eyes colombia has about one medium and sadness in in his territory is. equal got up to two million in the next few months. brazil could janna also are gonna get a fact that the same as the car even nine ends too. so this crisis really come become a refugee crisis and the school affect the region as a whole. can anything be done to tackle the humanitarian crisis that you're talking about without. tackling the political crisis nam for turned to leave venice felonies to go trade transition in our into title humanitarian relief a humanitarian. as important it is a humanitaria

i had a woman cry at a hospital in pern, minnesota. a round table, and she said that her mom gets her home health care that allows her to stay in her home from medicaid. she would lose that, and she and her husband both work, and she was crying. and about what the republicans were proposing. so the american people stood up and so they deserve this victory. and what i hope we do is work in a bipartisan way to shore up the exchanges and the weaknesses and the affordable care act -- >> stephen: do you think that's going to happen? >> i think it will. >> stephen: bipartisan-- what's the biggest bipartisan thing that's happened? >> well, me in my time in the senate have done many bipartisan things. >> stephen: okay. >> on education and other things. and i like working with my republican colleagues, and i hope that we get to the hep committee it's health, education, and pension committee-- and they work with us together, and their colleagues on the other side who i think will jump at working in the short term getting these exchanges. we've a

minnesota governor mark dayton saying it's an act of terrorism. president trump saying nothing yet. discuss jean knows b obi dal la and the founder of republican muslim coalition. so good to have you on. i'm going to start with you. i want to get your take on there. i'm going to put this map up from january through july, there were 63 incidents of arson, vandalism or tletz made to mosques in america according to the council on islamic american relations. these are occurring all over the country. what's the mood of the muslim community like right now? . it's pretty sad to see hate crimes increasing against muslims in america. at the same time, we strongly condemn the terrorism that occurred last weekend against the minnesota mosque. i'm deeply saddened to see president trump not address it so far. i hope the muslim community would step sup outreach efforts to the white house if we want to see a strong response coming from there. we can't be on the receiving end or play the victim games. we have to be proactive and must engage with the white house. >>? >> i don't know what we can do t

croix crossing, a bridge that connects eastern minnesota with western wisconsin.ts on infrastructure say it's a miracle the bridge was even built at all. infrastructure is very difficult to get funded at this point, in particular, bridges. >> it's a really difficult time right now, we've got a lot of needs throughout the country, a lot of functionally obsolete bridges. >> it wasn't just the $650 million price tag, the bridge had been opposed by major political stall work, like former vice president walter mondale. two women from opposite ends of the aisle came together. >> in 2012, minnesota senator amy call bashar, a democrat joined forces with representative michelle bachman bachmann, a republican. >> at one point they decided to come together and lo and behold, the project occurred. >> when people come together they can produce some amazing things like this. back to you. >> jon: it's a good-looking bridge, it's an example of how a little political will and cooperation can get something done. >> in 2012, a required 100 senators all to agree to override the clean

live in duluth, minnesota, with that. >> we came here to minnesota's eighth district to figure out whyre voted to barely elect the democratic congressman but overwhelmingly went for trump. we asked a democratic mayor who ended up voting for a president trump last november, who told us the big issue for him going republican was the president's position on mining. >> we want to go at the party who represents our best interes interest. i'm not going to blindly follow the party brand because i don't know this party anymore. >> minnesota includes the iron range, is shaping up to be one of the most competitive of next year's midterms. which means all the highest profile surrogates will be here on either side. rick nolan told the team he knows he needs trump voters to win reelection thinks is best shot winning his help from his progressive friends. >> joe kennedy who i think is one of our more promising politicians for the future of this country has been up here campaigning for me, bernie sanders has been up here and campaigned for me, i would love to get elizabeth warren up here to help camp

minnesota decided to go for the version and the victory. quarterback hently on the run. the vikings pull out a 32-31 victory. the niners fold at 1 and 2. >> disappointed how it ended. definitely got to go out and look at the tape and learn from what we did wrong. >> with the few good drives we had tonight i'm sure there's going to be a missed opportunity we had out there. we hadn't had the opportunity to get those sustained drives and move the ball on the field and venal score. >> for arizona the eighth was more than enough as they scored nine times in the inning to break open a close game in the giants. san francisco tried to avoid a close sweep in san francisco for wife five years. the ball gets away from nick hundley. 1-0 d backs. david peralta goes down swinging, for slamming his bat he got rejected. the d backs with the nine run, her man with -- arizona will get back to back -- [no audio]. with his second homer of the contest. corey game. arizona 11-0. the jient giants are at san diego tomorrow. >>> over at the coliseum it wa a good day for youngsters. rookie gives

to share ideas how to enrich ourselves minnesota way of life." and rodney davis 13th district sent a message "met with richfield fire chief and mayor about local projects and legislation to resist -- to assistant volunteer fd's." mitch landrieu spoke with the organization's agenda. from the christian science monitor. this is about 55 minutes. >> here we go. maybe not. >> thank you. >> while they are micing mayor benjamin, i will start to keep us on schedule. thank you for coming. our guests are leaders of the u.s. conference of mayors. president mitch landrieu of new orleans, john giles of mesa, arizona. he is standing in for mayor brian barnett of rochester hills, mga

of i mean what you saw or you know recently minnesota were flown across it was extraordinary . you know the officer basically was let go or give up think of we don't want to question the police you know we never want to question their authority which to me is ludicrous in a free society you're supposed to and unfortunately we see them. with police officers of course in their own way and more to more to cases involve you know you know we you know we move. to plant evidence on black men and i know. to make a claim is ludicrous to the general american public until of course we see it on camera and then. you know it's amazing isn't one of those things that i just wonder if it's going to have to start happening because i've had people in my own life that didn't understand the entire black lives matter movement or what was going on until a friend of theirs who is white was shot. by the police and do you think that's kind of how it goes you you almost in total it till it happens to you don't understand until it happens to someone in your community you can't see that how how do we teac

what is our about foxconn you know a little bit because my home state it was right next to minnesota and while there's a lot of. rivalry at this table. wisconsin governor scott walker is trying to first through this deal that is with the taiwanese manufacturer foxconn which makes the i phones in china it's also the company about how one hundred fifty of their workers jump off the top of their building and kill themselves because workers work conditions were so bad in china yeah it's not a good it's not a good company. it was about on their. yeah but i think the factory was in mainland and all that yeah so they don't have a great history of taking care of their workers so what the deal actually proposes about wisconsin because they've already taken the corporate taxes off the table the benefit to them when they say they're going to give them something you know all this ten million to three billion dollars it means that wisconsin pacs taxpayers will give two hundred fifty million dollars in cash per year to foxconn and the great corporation to the corporation in order to create three t

district court for the district of minnesota the honorable judge to john tonight thank you so so much. thank you i want to get started in the ninety nine. chairman of the assassination records review board in charge of overseeing the public release of all the documents related to the j.f.k. assassination can you give him briefly explain to our viewers how you came to serve in this position and what your work and tale and how many documents we're talking about at this point. well it was interesting i had not any experience in really understanding or reading many of the books about the assassination of president kennedy i had attended a lecture but i was asked by president clinton if i would do this and i told him at the time that i didn't have any experience or didn't have any strong viewpoints and he said well that's perfect because i don't want someone running this effort to declassify records who thinks he knows what happened so if i didn't want to do this i said the wrong thing when i was asked about serving in this role i was the chair of a part time board although it seemed almos

and not minnesota.nken tweeting that violence like this has no place in minnesota or america and that religious leaders came together, interfaith, to discuss. >> and attack on a mosque is in it attack on a synagogue, and attack on a church. i attack on faith communities. >> mosque says they have received hate calls and mail, but never the victim of a hate crime. >> jon: matt sims, life in chicago. the amusement park ride that through those writers in the air and killed the man. fell apart. excessive corrosion happened last month and the ohio state fair. in seven other people were hurt when the gondola broke from her beam. investigators say corrosion ate away at the middle causing it to snap. i had, taylor swift accused of radio dj of groping her. he says he is the real victim. the now the case is going to court. the pop star could take the stand. that is next. ♪ new bike? yeah, 'cause i got allstate. if you total your new bike, they replace it with a brand new one. that's cool. i got a new helmet. we kn

go to fiosgigabit.com >>> a 94-year-old man in minnesota has the most popular home in his neighborhood. why? because he installed a pool for all the kids in the neighborhood to come and take a swim. >> in minnesota, that lasts two months out of the year, but the pool isn't just for the kids, it is for him, too. >> reporter: the home on riverview drive is now quieter. >> we can't imagine what it is like. >> reporter: keith davison retire still being used to being alone. >> i lost her. >> keith lost abby after 66 years, their home went silent even her wristwatch on the night stand. >> i just don't have the heart to move it. you cry a lot. it is just the way it is. you know. because she is not here. >> reporter: now, at 94, the judge has reached a decision. >> here comes the cement truck. >> reporter: 94. as he got a backyard addition and took the plunge. >> 16 by 32 the pool itself. >> reporter: he has been missing his abby, the judge had had enough silence. >> going to the judge's pool. >> i knew they would come. >> reporter: plenty of people thought the judge was joking wh

former cabinet mayor and governor of the state of minnesota and host of the upcoming. the world according to jesse on our team america the one the only jesse ventura great to be here they finally got me out of here to. the parent the home base where we have a home base of the political power here at washington and washington as you know and it's been fun coming out of here you know i've been out here putting the show together and working hard on it and in the evenings i kind of walk off dinner all the time and i forgot what intertainment it is just to go over and walk by the white house and people watch oh i can imagine you're going to can be entertained all night it doesn't cost a dime and it is there's that was i think the first time in europe share of the sat since conspiracy theory but i want to jump in to your thoughts about white house policy adviser mr roemer statement when he said that the staff and that's our liberty was originally meant to be a symbol of u.s. liberty for the rest of the world and that the give me your poor and your tired new colossus quote wa

it's doing peter doocy in north branch, minnesota. breaking news, federal judge has thrown out texas' voter i.d. requirements. this judge previously compared it to a poll tax on minorities. the judge rejected a weakened version of the law signed by republican governor greg abbott of texas earlier this year. the new version did not expand the list of acceptable photo identifications. republican attorney general ken paxton call surveys ruling outrageous and says an appeals court should void the decision. speaking of hillary clinton moments ago, she said she almost called donald trump a creep during their presidential debate in st. louis last october. she said her skin crawled as mr. trump paste near her on the stage. she makes that claim in the new book. >> he was literally breathing down my neck. my skin crawled. was one of those moments where you wish you could hit pause and ask everyone watching, well, what would you do? do you stay calm, keep smiling and carry on as if he weren't repeatedly invading your space? or do you turn, look

and minnesota al franken. adam grant provide their advice for setbacks in option b. and retire d navy kernel. and wrapping up the list is devils bargain. about the relationship between president trump and steve bonnon by joshua green. some of these authors have or will be appearing on booktv. you can watch them on our website, booktv.org. >> booktv visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they are reading. >> kevin brady, what is on your reading list? >> i love to read. steven ambose's book about custard and crazy horse which is fascinatin fascinating. and i am a huge michael peeka fan. he writes all these books on sports and a lot of the types of books i read when i was growing up. and i love them. so, you know, that is sort of the fun reading i am doing right now. >> i noticed on your phone, do you read from your phone? ...

it's an attack on all faith communities. >> that was blake mccoy reporting from bloomington, minnesota want to bring in dino. the only daily national radio show hosted by a muslim american. we have two muslim members of congress in the united states, right. >> yes. >> andre carson of. there were faith leaders who came and stood with the imam and you say the gathering of people outside. a couple of hours before this bomb was thrown in, there were 300 people in that mosque or it was a couple of hours afterwards there would have been. so this could have been a very different story that we're talking about. >> certainly. and we can't look at this in a vacuum. that's why i wrote the article for daily beast. my facebook page is filled daily with young muslims talking about being harassed, bullied, attacks on the mosque, death threats. you know you live in a country now where you're a parent of muslims, you fear your kids going out because they might be attacked at a mosque. this is a place of worship. there should be a zero tolerance policy about any of this. so it's great to see jewish mous