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mounties are going to shoot first and ask questions later basically, he's going to be dead today or tomorrow'm so sorry all of this had to happen. i'm so sorry. >> those comments coming as nationwide warrants have been coming for teen suspects on the run for more than a week. the manhunt stretching from british columbia to a small town in northern manitoba. paolo sandoval is following all of this for us. this is a vast area. does that mean they have a better sense? >> it's a vast area, much of the focus is in gillum right now, a tiny little one road in, one road out town. 1200 residents, is what the town's website lists. cnn speaking to the deputy mayor there, they're exercising extra caution. you see some of the pictures coming in here recently, you see s.w.a.t. teams positioning in, the reason why they are there, about 3,000 miles away from where the bodies were discoverered days ago is because that's where they found the suspect's burned out vehicle. we expect to hear from them in the next two hours or so, from the police. they're treating as if they were potentially there. this is a plac

mounties came across this polar bear on their search there.ys has been clearing massive abandoned buildings like this one, 600 rooms. they're also questioning people door to door. the suspects might have offered cash to someone for a ride out of town. they might have also changed their appearances. this is the last known video of the two seen july 21st in saskatchewan shopping. earlier no morning about 100 miles away a homeowner says they inadvertently helped the suspects continue on their journey when their car got stuck on a trail. it wasn't until later that night they'd assisted two men wanted for murder. the last time the fugitives were spotted was more than five days ago in gillam where people are sleeping with guns by their sides and closing their businesses earlier. >> this community's freaking out because we're not used to this. it's a very safe community where, you know, everybody's just -- nobody locks their door. and, you know, so everybody's worried. it's definitely an experience. >> reporter: what police don't have right now is a

we have communities like the mountie valley in ohio that have lost jobs because the general motors plantas subsequently closed the economy has not touched every community in the same positive manner. that doesn't mean the economy is not good overall. but it does mean the democrats -- we can't be against donald trump. that's not how you win. we have to stand for something, which is how we won in the midterm elections. focusing on those kitchen issues. the >> darrell: if you think about it, this president called out general motors for closing lordstown. >> capri: he did. they need his help still. >> darrell: he's continuing to say, "figure out how you bring jobs to that great plant with that great history." >> carley: thank you so much. capri, he talked about policy specifics. if you want to talk about those specifics and you think about rashida tlaib singh president trump has a hate agenda, he also signed the first step act which released 3,100 inmates from prison. the african-american unemployment rate is 7%. that's a record low. and the poverty rate among african-americans is 21.2%. at

the question is can the pressure mounti mount.s pressure from presidential candidates in the united states something the governor will listen to? you had tulsi gabbard who went down there. let's listen, actually. tulsi gabbard and julian castro saying, governor, you've got to go. >> i'm doing what i can to lift this up to the national conversation and calling on leaders in the united states of america to stand with the people of puerto rico against corruption and for the people. you're right, this is not about partisan politics. >> he can't possibly be effective anymore. there comes a time when you're in power when you need to acknowledge that for the benefit of the people that you represent, you need to step aside. >> several other democratic candidates as well saying the same thing. there's the obvious issue right before you. again, go through some of these text messages in this chat group and it is reprehensible for anybody, let alone a governor. so there's the issue before you saying you've got to go. let's be honest about it

mounties spotted polar bears, but not their suspects., the north carolina woman traveling to british columbia with her australian boyfriend. their van broke down. they were found later shot to death next to the van. 300 miles away from that murder scene, the body was found. a botanist at that university of british columbia. a kam mcleod and bryer schmegelsky are friends from high school. they recently told family that they were on a road trip to mind work and al alberta, canada. now people in northern canada are on edge. >> i think everyone is shocked. no one would expect this kind of thing to happen around here. a lot of people are invested in it. it is kind of hard to let it go. i am checking the news every hour or two. everyone wants it to come to an end. >> extremely small, has a population of 443 people, and all of them are being asked to remain indoors. >> bill: developments when we get them. thank you. >> sandra: new violence in hong kong as protesters clash with riot police therapy are now the chinese government is finally speaki