paul, minnesota. lot of the focus has been on st. paul.outside st. paul yesterday. the fact is, that is the newest, the latest killing of an african-american man by law enforcement but there was one two days ago as well in baton rouge, louisiana. that already has sparked controversy. tonight we are getting new details on the investigation of alton sterling. cnn's stephanie elam joins us. you are getting new information on the 911 call that led police to the convenience store where they confronted alton sterling. what can you tell us? >> reporter: that's right. what we are learning from a source familiar with the investigation here is that it was a homeless man that made that 911 call into baton rouge police, saying there was a man brandishing a weapon. according to the source, they are also saying that the man was going after alton sterling, asking him for money and that alton sterling said something along the lines of leave me alone, i told you leave me alone and showed that he had a gun on him. that's when the homeless man then made that

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paul, minnesota. riot police used smoke bombs to clear dozens of people off a highway. were angry over recent police killings of black men in minnesota and in louisiana. police made 100 arrests. several hours were injured by rocks and other debris that were thrown by protesters. tense protests also continued in baton rouge, louisiana. police say they arrested three people for inciting a riot in the streets. police shot and killed a black man after they had him pinned on the ground outside a convenience store. >>> and here at home in philadelphia, a fifth straight day of police protests is planned. this is what the protest looked like last night, crowds were chanting "whose street?" our street. that's where we find monique bro braxton, and what could be in the future for today. monique. >> reporter: hi, katy. all is quiet outside the 24th and 25th police district. a shift change has just taken place. it was a much different scene last night, as protesters marched through philadelphia for three hours. sky 4 ten was over the district when the coalition for real justice a p

paul, minnesota. victim actually doesn't show the shooter himself, but instead the moments after. you can see the man slumped there in the passenger seat, and an officer yelling and pointing a gun. his fiancee was live streaming on facebook. two days ago, another police officer in baton rouge, louisiana was caught on camera shooting and killing that man down on the ground. it prompted the justice department to investigate. today president obama said he couldn't comment on these cases but feels that all americans should be troubled. >> they're symptomatic of a broader set of racial dispari disparities that exist in our criminal justice system. >> the president went on to say that when the data shows racial disparities, people should take a step back and ask what they can do to make everyone equal under the law. the number of police shootings in america is up from this time last year, but the number of recorded shootings has gone up even faster. >> police encounters are recorded 30% more often than they

paul, minnesota, for hours. police used smoke bombs to clear about 200 demonstrators from the roadway last night. the st. paul police department said several of its officers were hurt by rocks, fire crackers and other debris thrown by protesters. the protests were spark by the shooting death of two black men by white police officers last week. philando castile was shot in minnesota >>> and three people were arrested in louisiana during a protest for alton sterling. he was shot and killed during a video ped altercation with police officers tuesday night in baton rouge. police in riot gear also confiscated weapons from some protesters. the department of justice has opened an investigation into sterling's death. >>> now to the tragedy in dallas, texas. police say that there has been an anonymous threat made against officers there and it comes three days after a gunman ambushed and killed five dallas police officers and the city continues to grieve. nbc's reports from dallas. >>> in dallas, more tense moments, dallas

paul, minnesota, spoke with my colleague, tamron hall about the man she lost. >> she was the man that every woman and every man would want their daughter to marry. he was that man. mefs my prince charming. i didn't have to work, but i chose to work. i didn't have have to do anything that i didn't want to do because he was there to support me every step of the way. so, losing him is very hard to stay strong, but i know that's what he would have wanted. >> on the heels of that emotional interview, let's get to gabe gutierrez who is in dallas who attended that police chief's news conference. gabe, what were your takeaways. he was visibly exhausted and very frustrated. >> reporter: he was, he was -- he looked exhausted, he said that his brain was fried, he was running on fumes. and behind me you can pretty much see why that is. that is a group of dallas police officers right now that have gathered right outside this memorial outside of headquarters. it's very somber moment, they're paying their respects. that's happening right now. as you mention, just a short time ago, the dallas police

paul, minnesota. last night 2,100 officers were hurt.02 people were arrested when police and protesters clashed on interstate 94. governor mark dayton condemned the violence. and his statement reads in part, quote, the occupation and shutting down of interstate 94 last night were unlawful and extremely dangerous. i urge all minnesotans to remain calm and peaceful during this very difficult time. i urge everyone exercising their first amendment rights to do so lawfully and without endangering themselves or others. nbc's blake mccoy is live for us in st. paul, minnesota. talk a little bit about the situation there. things appear from this vantage point at least to be calm and peaceful. >> reporter: that's right, frances. there is a protest going on right now outside of the st. anthony police station, which is the department where that officer shot and killed philando castile during a traffic stop last week. you can see there's also another demonstration going on here in front of the minnesota governor's mansion. they've been camped out her

paul, minnesota. thank you very much. >>> in louisiana federal officials say they plan to expand the probe into the deadly police shooting of 37- year-old alton sterling. the department of justice will investigate the shooting that happened tuesday. which was captured on graphic cell phone video. department of justice will be looking at violations of state and local laws as well as potential federal civil rights violation. today we learned the two officers each had two prior use of force complaints involving black men. in washington the congressional black caucus is calling for a victim's bill of rights. >> that will give you a right to an independent investigation. it will give you a right to an independent autopsy and a right to an independent prosecutor. >> shooting of alton sterling set off demonstrations at the convenience store where he was selling cd's when the he was shot. >>> president obama adriving in poland for the nato summit commented on the shootings. he said while he respects the job m

paul minnesota on will, an officer shot and killed philano castille during a traffic stop. it happen in the car with a fiance and four year-old daughter. aftermath of that shooting was live streamed on facebook. >>> day earlier police shot and killed alton sterling in baton rouge, louisiana, two white officers had pinned sterling to the pavement before the gun fire. that too was captured on a cell phone video. the killing of two black men by white police officers this week, sparked protests across the country including as you saw there in dallas and also, philadelphia. >>> and with more on our local march lets go to "action news" reporter annie mccormack live at police headquarters, annie. >> reporter: erin and matt, there were protests across the country in major cities following killing of both of those men but many of them were peaceful and many of them were before anybody knew about the tragedy that happened in dallas. that is here in philadelphia, where there was a peaceful protest. here in philadelphia, thursday night, local activist and leaders in town for ame ch con

paul, minnesota. the huge crowd going across the interstate. and protesters clashing with police in baton rouge. and deray mckesson posts live video of his own arrest. here's eva pilgrim. starting us off in st. paul. >> reporter: tonight, protesters being tackled in the streets. police tasing this man. a demonstration overnight in st. paul, minnesota, turning violent. protesters throwing fireworks at police. clashes in the chaos. authorities say some protesters threw rocks and even molotov cocktails. the crowd shutting down an interstate. police using smoke bombs to clear out demonstrators. 21 officers were hurt. 102 protesters were arrested. >> this is not about grief, this is not about protest, this is about rioting, this is about violence. >> reporter: in baton rouge, angry confrontations. >> we are not trying to start any violence, but sooner or later if something doesn't happen, violence going to come behind this. >> reporter: more than 100 arrested. deray mckesson, a member of the black lives matter movement, live streaming the moment poli

paul, minnesota.esota, the site of another fatal police shooting that led to the death of an african-american man this week. nbc's blake mccoy on duty for us outside the governor's mansion there. blake, the governor has been getting some pushback over some comments that he made about that case. tell us about those comments in his administration. are they saying anything more? >> well, that's right, craig. the day after this shooting, the governor came out, stood with protesters, heard what they had to say. then he said he does not believe that the shooting would have had the same outcome had philando castile been white. he says we need to discuss this racism and he does believe race played a major factor in the shooting. in the hours later law enforcement pushed back calling those remarks irresponsible. i had a chance to ask the governor about that pushback and whether he regretted those comments. he says, no, he stands by them. he says that is his belief based on the facts he has seen so far. just to

paul, minnesota. and i think law enforcement is responding in the fashion they see necessary for their particular community. their main job is to protect life and property, and they're responding as they see fit. now, we can criticize them for that type of response, but, you know, the community is going to do what it's going to do, and i think the chiefs of police in both those communities are working with these protesters. they have preplanning meetings to make sure everything goes all right. some people show up and they want to co-op the peaceful demonstrations that are being planned, and that's what you have occurring in both baton rouge and in st. paul, minnesota. >> art, justin, clara, thank you very much. we're going to take a quick break and continue the discussion out of it. we'll focus on this. the president, who has been traveling out of the country during this horrific week of violence, is heading home. he's cutting his trip short. he's heading to dallas on tuesday. what can this president

paul, minnesota, overnight. the protest escalating during a march down the i-94 freeway.e of them launching fireworks and steel bars at the police. officers then responding with tear gas. 21 police officers were injured. the next hour, louisiana governor edwards is going to hold a news conference on the unrest in baton rouge. we'll take you there live. demonstrators protesting the killing of alton sterling by a white police officer on tuesday. 125 people were arrested there. our cnn's nick valencia has the very latest now from baton rouge. >> reporter: suzanne, the demonstrations against police in baton rouge on saturday night were tense. 125 people were arrested. the most of any march in the united states. and while the level of violence was virtually nonexistent con paired to other marches, one officer was hit in the head with a rock. five guns were recovered from the demonstrators. with no planned protests for sunday, the focus is on grieving for alton sterling's family. the 37-year-old black male who was killed at the hands of two white police officers. funeral arrang

paul, minnesota, castille was shot and killed after traffic stop near st. paul.he time believed he was wearing for a gun. streamed on social media by his girlfriend. now president obama is in poland this morning and we expect to hear from him at or about 5:00 a.m. but overnight reached out to offer assistance to dallas officials after these latest shootings speaking in warsaw immediately after landing there for a nato summit. he spoke about the shooting deaths of alton sterling and philando castile and said while millions of americans feel like they are not treated fairly, everyone should be bothered by the police shootings in minnesota and louisiana. >> all of us as americans should be troubled by these shootings. because these are not isolated incidents. they're symptomatic of the broader set of racial disparities that exist in our criminal justice system. >> here in washington mostly peaceful protests filled the streets following the shootings and philando castile in minnesota. hundreds gathered outside the white house to protest their deaths chanting black li

paul, minnesota. st. paul, minnesota is where we're going to found cnn's ryan young. he has been reporting on all of this. ryan, you're outside the governor's mansion. we have seen a lot of emotion. what's the scene like tonight? >> reporter: a lot of emotion, don. we've been together during south carolina and ferguson. you see a different crowd here. it's really a multi-cultural crowd. this is the governor's mansion. you can see the gates, you can see people standing on it. in fact, the governor walked out about an hour ago and talked to some of the people. this is the protest that's going on as we speak. if you come back this direction, you can see all the people in the crowd who were having a conversation together. once again, look i said, you see people from different cultures coming together, talking about having a conversation about how the chang was going on. they want to make sure whatever conferring is being had something happens. they don't want this to happen in the community again. >> how big is that crowd out there? >> reporter: so we've seen the crowd be

paul, minnesota. thank you. >>> let's get back to what's happening in portsmouth, new hampshire, where, again, for the first time hillary clinton appearing with her democratic rival bernie sanders, soon to be former democratic rival bernie sanders. a joint rally happening there. our andrea mitchell is covering it live for us. andrea, what's the scene? >> reporter: craig, thanks so much. we are right at the high school in portsmouth, new hampshire. this after 36 days after hillary clinton became the presumptive nominee, she is getting the endorsement appearing today with bernie sanders. the two of them came in right here back stage, they let for a while, they didn't drive over together as she had with elizabeth warren, but they are now in the high school gymnasium together. he is finally endorsing her, it's taken a while for him to come up with this endorsement. he wanted to have as much leverage as possible over the democratic platform and he got pretty much what he wanted in orlando at the platform c

paul, minnesota. tonight protesters have gathered outside the governor's residence by the hundreds to protest the shooting death of 32-year-old philando castile. earlier in baton rouge, people in that city held a prayer service to honor the life of alton sterling. he was killed by police there early tuesday morning. meanwhile, here in new york city, protesters have been marching through the city streets for hours now, demanding action in the wake of both of these two fatal shootings. these two incidents this week become the latest entries in what is a grim timeline, if you start it back in july of 2014. in fact, nearly two years to the day ago it would begin with this video you're seeing here of eric garner. you probably remember this, who died after being placed in a police chokehold. police were attempting to arrest him for selling loose cigarettes on the sidewalk in staten island, new york, july 17th, 2014. then there was laquan mcdonald killed in chicago after being shot 16 times by police. dash c

paul, minnesota. similar demonstrations were happening in other cities. seattle, denver, portland, chicago. washington, st. paul. and new york city. thousands demanding justice for philando castile and alton sterling. castile was fatally shot in his car with his girlfriend who filmed his death. two days later alton sterling was gunned down as two baton rouge officers pinned him to the pavement. the justice department is now looking into the case. joining me now, retired police officer rod miller. rod, as the mayor said it is a heartbreaking morning. five police officers now dead. and these developments as casey stegall reported from the streets of dallas, texas. downtown. people in dallas are dumbfounded and just trying to figure out why it happened. >> reporter: well, you're right, kelly, it's a very tragic day across america. we have five officers confirmed dead as just reported. six are still for the hospital presumably fighting for their lives. this was in the middle of the gun battle. what are the police doing now and what can we do to move forward wi

today, the funeral for philando castile will be held in saint paul, minnesota. police shootings-minnesot a he was shot last wednesday during a traffic stop in falcon heights by a police officer. s car, streamed the shooting's aftermath live on facebook. source: na-02th in dallas, three of the officers killed in last week's ambush, were laid to rest yesterday. law enforcement from across the country came to honor brent thompson, loren (arons) ahrens, and michael smith. miles of processions - and thousands of people, on hand to remember the lost officers. and at the center of it all -- the families those officers leave behind. the two other officers killed in last week's ambush will be laid to rest at a later date. tonight: an abc news special town hall: "the president and the people: a national conversation." the discussion - hosted by world news anchor david muir - will look at recent tragedies - and cover issues like race relations, justice, and policing. that's at 8 o'clock - here, on abc-7. tributes are being held this week in memory of sandra bland. a candle

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paul minnesota.nt ame says he wants to fight fear that is causing this violence by bringing police officers together in prayer with his congregation members. they hepp more positive interest action between police and communities will bring about peace and understanding. >> some of our congregation members are really afraid of the police and we are fully aware that they are afraid because of those two black men were killed and we know that there are some police officers that air frayed of some of the people here in our congregation. and, so before they have altercation, we want to forsee that, head that off, and help them come to a different answer. >> reporter: this certainly isn't the only service held today to bring police officers and citizens together in prayer. a caption with philadelphia's 19th police district will attend and speak at a service being held at african episcopal church of saint thomas. that is in overbrook. we are live in elkins park, trish hartman channel six "action news". nydia

paul, minnesota. one of those that sparked these demonstrations tonight. let's watch live as kdfw continues to cover there. if we can take it full, that would be good. >> we weren't here. we saw him go down the street. >> that police car that that witness was talking about. >> identifying two police officers involved in the fatal shooting of a black minnesota man. the state bureau of criminal apprehension named them and both with the st. anthony, minnesota police department for four years. the department reports that one approached the car on wednesday night and he they struck him multiple times. the suspect died. kdfw is reporting there are 3 to 6 officers shot and some injuries are grave. police say they're trying to sort through what happened when the gunshots hang out this began around 8:30 central daylight time. live pictures showing protestors marching in downtown and the crowd scattered. let's take kdfw full, and live please. >> we understand the feelings. we understand both sides of the stripe, if you will, steve? >> he tells me texas attorney gene

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paul, minnesota, the police used gas to disperse the marching crowds. demonstrators blocked part of the highway and throwing rocks, bottles and fireworks, and 50 people were arrested. and the fresno police are working in pairs after receiving about 30 threatening calls.>> individuals making threats and hateful remarks toward law enforcement. it is not just uncommon, unheard-of.>>> the police that landed georgia received threats but the protesters marched peacefully. >>> and the bay area, a kidnapped for ransom in vallejo is stopped, but they are still trying to find the victim, and friday night these four suspects were arrested for the kidnapping and all four are behind bars at the solano county jail. >> none of the suspects will divulge her location and we are hoping that someone can come forward and help us locate her.>> they say that they were acquaintances and there was no sign of forced entry at her apartment. inside they found the dog dead. >>> a mandatory evacuation order is now over after's thousands were forced from their homes, and that is in

paul, minnesota. philando castile will be laid to rest a week after he was shot and killed by police. there are new questions about why he was pulled over and reactions after they shot them. let's get more now from brynn gingras. >> reporter: we are learning more about the traffic stop this ended in the death of philando castile. we are told by his fiancee they were pulled over because of a broken taillight. according to the officer that pulled him over, yanez had reasonable suspension to take steps because he looked familiar to a robbery suspect. according to yanez's attorney, castile did not listen to commands of the officer. there are questions of the cpr. according to reynolds, her fiance was not administered cpr right away. according to the department that performed cpr, they said they responded within three minutes. so there is still a lot of questions out there. most notably, what happened in that one minute when investigators say that traffic stop occurred and reynolds started streaming on fac

paul, minnesota, in reaction to the deadly shooting of philando castile. stop on wednesday and police say protester there is through fireworks, bottles and rocks at the officers. this comes as dallas, texas continues to grieve the loss of five its police officers killed in ambush by a shooter who said he was upset about the recent killings of black men by white cops. these are tense times. how do we get the dialogue going? where do we go from here? joining us this morning upper police department mike chitwood and chad lassiter professor from black men. >> gentlemen, thanks for joining us. >> good morning, bill. >> i hope you know i'm about solutions. i want to look at it from perspective starting with you superintendent. a lot of discussion about the police. their role in healing kind of the divide that exists in the community. i'm curious from your perspective do police have roll in bridging that gap. >> police absolutely have role. major role is to protect and serve and that's what i believe the men and women in police do. protect and serve. >> i think w

paul, minnesota.ts there entering now their third day escalated during a march down the i-94 freeway. now, some demonstrators launching fireworks, rocks and steel bars at the police. officers then responding with tear bass. 21 police officers were injured. the protesters are demanding change after philando castile was killed by a police officer during a routine traffic stop outside of st. paul. our cnn's rosa flores is live in st. paul. rosa, what are we expecting today? what are people telling you? >> reporter: behind me you'll see the governor's mansion and a group of people demonstrating. this is what the scene has looked like all day long and since philando castile was shot and killed by a police officer. now, that changed overnight, of course. we know that police officers were out securing the scene where demonstrators were exercising their first amendments. they were protesting because of the shooting death of philando castile. what we learned from police officers is that they were attacked with

paul, minnesota. they chanted hands up, don't shoot. they head the gunfire and then ran for their lives. reporter jeff paul of our cbs sister station in dallas tells us the snipers coordinated their positions to kill as many officers as possible. >> there's been multiple references to man with a rifle. i'll move out of the way. you don't see this very often. this many officers in this kind of a defensive position, it's not something we're accustomed to seeing in the concern, let alone in dallas. i have a feeling that there's a sort of war zone going on aeromeerp choppers are flying overhead. there are cop cars all over, driving in all sorts of different directions. >> tonight, this person of interest is in custody he turned himself in after police released his foe nope his brother told cbs station he had nothing to do with it, and in fact, he is a law enforcement officer. just minutes weak we're learning that 2 other people have been taken into custody and 45th suspect is exchanging gunfire with officers. dallas police say 2 officers who

paul, minnesota. the crowd there protesting the shooting death of philando castile, a 32-year-old shot several times after his girlfriend said he reached for his license and registration during a traffic stop. good morning. it's 6:00 a.m. >> it is thursday, july 7. we have a lot more on this shooting just ahead. first we want to get a check of the forecast with mike nicco. >> up on the roof where we've had mist and drizzle once again. no real heavy rain, but you could find slick spots over the next couple hours. waking up in the mid to upper 50s. we'll stay upper 50s to near 60 at the coast. inland, we'll go from low to 70s. we'll take a look at the next three days and see if there is any warmer weather on the way. >> metering lights turned on at 5:33 and we have traffic now stacked up back toward the mcarthur maze. look at the car pool lane, they are whizzing right by. so if you can, i know it's difficult for everybody to car pool, but it would obviously save you a lot of time with this backup. a 20

paul, minnesota.hat group marched from the governor's residence where they have staged the past three days. philando castile was shot and killed. police tried to stop the protesters but were unsuccessful. dallas police are on high alert after an anonymous threat against officers tonight. officers chased what they are calling a suspicious person into a nearby parking garage. after nearly two hours the search turned up nothing. police have not disclosed the nature of the threat and this comes two days after five officers were killed by a sniper in the deadliest attack on law enforcement since 9/11. >>> and we're gaining new insight about the shooter who opened fire on the officers and his background including his military service. micah johnson received training from a private self defense school in texas, one that teaches firearm tactics including shooting on the move. a military lawyer who represented johnson says the army prematurely kicked him out of afghanistan after he was accused of sexual harass

paul, minnesota say, they're bringing in a special prosecutor to help investigate the death of philando castile. he was killed by a police officer you'll remember during a traffic stop back on july 6th. his girlfriend filmed the aftermath on facebook live. >>> michigan's attorney general has charged six state employees with misconduct and other crimes all related to the flint water crisis. the state attorney alleges that each of the employees worked to cover up problems with the water supply and ageing lead pipes that all resulted in flint toxic lead levels. >> the victims, well, these are real people, families who have been lied to by government officials and have been treated as expendable, as if they don't count. well, they do count. >> the new round of charges now brings the total number of public officials being prosecuted for flint's water crisis to nine. >>> the fdr will be closed in both directions tonight between that's going on every night through august 16th. the shutdown will allow for portions of rockefeller university to be constructed over the roadway. >>> still much more

paul, minnesota this weekend during protest over police killings of black men. 21 police officers and six state troopers were injured during the protests. the protesters pelted the police in riot gears with rocks, bottles, and fire crackers they say. police then used smoke bombs to clear more than 200 people blocking the main interstate between st. >> okay, changing gears now, turning to our weather. what can we expect this week though? let's get over to meteorologistmelissa nord. >> look at those high temperatures today. after the heat wave with highs in the 90s. i think that they will check it as we may have made it to 86 degrees, still in the the low to mid-980s. but with them continuing to sit overhead tomorrow that it will be similar to what we just saw today. the rest of the evening, very comfortable if you're going to have a date night. falling into the lower 80s 10:00 p.m. and a lot of us will wake up into the 60s. talking about when the 90s will return. we will check out your full seven day in a few minutes. >>> two people are dead after a car plunges into the potomac river.

paul, minnesota. >>> president obama cutting short his trip to spain vowing to work on unfairness against people of color and justice system. we'll ask if it is the real problem. >>> plus foallout from the refue value to indict clinton for kbrus of a server. we'll hear who grilled comey on his decision thi

paul, minnesota. 32-year-old castil along with his girlfriend and her child were pull eed over. the beginning of the incident is not on tape but you can see him shot, bloody and a woman in shock. he was transported to the hospital and later died to his injuries. >> i wanted everyone in the world to know no matter how much the police tamper with evidence, how much they stick together, no matter how they manipulate our mind to believe what they want, i wanted to put it on facebook and go viral so the people could see. >> reporter: the victim's mom spoke out this morning. >> he had a permit to carry. with all of that, trying to do the right thing and live accordingly by the law, he was killed by the law. >> reporter: protest began almost immediately after the facebook video was posted. >> i didn't do it for pity. i didn't do it for fame. i did it so the world know these police are not here to protect and serve us. they are here to assassinate us. they are here to kill us because we are black. >> reporter: protests continue through the night and into the morning. hundreds gathered a

paul, minnesota for hours. police used smoke bombs to clear 200 demonstrators from the roadway last night. the st. paul police department says several of its officers was hurt by rocks, fire crackers and other protesters. the protesters were sparked by two black men's deaths by police officers earlier in the week. >>> three people were arrested during a protest for alton sterling. he was shot and killed during a videotape altercation last week. police also confiscated weapons from protesters. there is an investigation into sterling's death. >>> to the tragedy in dallas, police say there's been anonymous threat against officers there. it comes three days after an ambush killed five police officers. the city continues to grieve. >>> in dallas, more tense moments, dallas police say they received an anonymous threat against their officers and spotted what they called a suspicious person running into a parking garage near headquarters. officers sprang into action. after a chaotic two-hour search, police say they didn

blake mccoy is in saint paul, minnesota with more. >> reporter: this is the first time we're hearinge representing the officer jeronimo yanez. we'll go to the state, first. this is the statement that the officer's yanez is cooperating completely with law enforcement. he, of course, is deeply saddened for the family of philando castile and his loved ones. a tragic incident brought about by the officer having to react to the actions taken by mr. castile. this case has nothing to do with the race and everything to do with the gun. the shooting cured when castile was reaching into his back pocket to pull out identification for per the officer's request. castile told the officer he has a permit for a gun and he has a gun. immediately after the shooting, minnesota's governor mark dayton said he believed that had castile been a white man the outcome would have been different. there was racial issues at play here. he got a lot of pushback from law enforcement calling the remarks irresponsible. when i followed with the governor, he's standing by those. >> do you standby the remarks? >> i said

paul, minnesota. right now those are images from last night.er you were seeing live images from the protests right now in washington, d.c. in st. paul, minnesota, that's where you saw some of the worst violence. activists shut down i-94 for a few hours. some threw bottles, bricks and fireworks at police injuring five officers. >> last night really was the first time in my 28 years as a police officer that i have observed the level of violence that was directed towards our public servants. the public servants who are there to protect all of us in this room and in our community. it's really a disgrace. protesters last night turned into criminals. i'm absolutely disgusted by the acts of some, not all, but some. >> an updated figure. 21 officers, not 5, 21 officers in minnesota injured last night. after several hours police restored calm. i-94 did reopen around 2:30 in the morning. let's talk about all this in a national contess. a former president of the baton rouge chapter of the naacp. thank you for being with me, sir. >> thank you for having me

paul, minnesota.do castile will be laid to rest after being shot by police one week ago. as the city honors his life, there are questions about why he was pulled over and how officers reacted after they shot him. more from cnn's brynn gingras. >> reporter: john and alison, we are learning details about the traffic stop that ended the life of philando castile. we were told by his fiancee they were pulled over because of a broken taillight. the attorney for the police officer said he matched the description of an armed suspect. castile had a conceal carry in 2013. according to the police officer's attorney, castile did not listen to the commands of the officer. and there was a question of cpr. according to reynolds, she told the governor that her fiance was not administered cpr right away. according to the department that responded to the scene and performed cpr, the chief said they responded within three minutes. there are a lot of questions out there. no notably what happened in the one minute when in

paul, minnesota, two places reeling from police-involved shootings. >>> dallas and the nation laid to rest three of the five officers killed in last week's ambushes. there w there were memorials for each officer. dallas transit policeman brent thompson left behind a wife of just two weeks. >> we will not, we cannot, we shall not let the act of a cow ard break us. on brent's behalf, i'm asking you all, continue on, press on. he has your six. >> dallas police officer michael krol's funeral is set for friday and zamarripa's officer will be saturday. nbc 10 was there as they paid a visit to a still-growing memorial for the slain officers outside dallas police headquarters. >>> today's heavy rains caused a traffic nightmare in lancaster county. flash flooding forced the closure of route 30. several people had to be rescued from their cars. the good news is that the water's starting to recede. we go to our first alert neighborhood weather. the big story is the heat. >> that's right. the heat starting tomorrow with the humidity continuing as we go into friday. so we have a first alert out fo

ofmy: she was one asking what happened last night outside a saint paul minnesota, we are following the breaking developments from our live desk, bring us up to speed. >> that video has been watched more than one million times during the last 15 hours, showing the final moments of a black man's life just after being shot by a minnesota police officer. the shooting took place after 9:00 last night, broadcast live by the victims girlfriend. >> we got pulled over for a busted tail light. the police, they killed my boyfriend. >> philando castile lay wounded and dying after being pulled over by a minor traffic infraction. >> it was licensed to carry and trying to get a have his id. >> as she livestream the tragedy, her four-year-old daughter in the back seat. >> he let the officer know he had a >the officer shot him in the arm. >> the officer appears agitated weird -- the officer appears agitated. >> he just shot his arm off. >> i told him to get his hand up. >> please do not tell me he is gone, officer do not tell me you did not do this to him. you shot for bullets into him. he was getting

paul, minnesota. the vigil to honor philando castille took part in north hiladelphia. he was gunned down earlier this month for being pulled over for a busted taillight and his girlfriend was in the passenger seat and vealed it live on facebook. in the wake of the police shootings and gun violence, president barack obama will speak to america tonight during a nationally televised town hall. he will focus on reducing tensions between police and the public and we urge you to watch the president and the people a national conversation tonight at 8:00 here on channel 6. american water is moving its headquarters and moving 600 current employees to camden. the company is the latest to take up residence along the waterfront. it rises at one water street near campbells field. they are consolidating employees from five south jersey locations, the $1 billion development, includes office space as w a hotel and retail and residential. >> coming up on "action news" tonight, it is prime blueberry picking, in south jersey. i'll show you what you should look for to assure you get the b

paul, minnesota. demonstrati demonstrators are demanding justice for philando castile. the aftermath of that streamed by his fiance on facebook live. we have more on that unfolding case. hi matt. >> reporter: yeah. calm and peaceful into the materially morning hours. protesters carried out their plans to shut down interstate 94. hundred of protesters stormed the freeway closing eight lanes. for hours police stood by and allowed them to demonstrate and chant and then things turned ugly as protesters threw bottles and even a molotov cocktail. one officer had a bottle thrown to his face and was injured. st. paul police say they made over 100 arrests. it started with peaceful protests downtown but things got progressively worse. it is all because of the incident on wednesday where a minnesota police officer shot and kimmed castile. his girlfriend broadcasted it live on facebook. we have spoken to the attorney. he tells us that the police officer shot and killed castile because he saw a visible gun and he did 23409 comply when he saw the gun that day. >> thanks so much. >>>

paul, minnesota. 32-year-old philando castile was shot after being pulled over. his girlfriend and his daughter was recorded on video. yesterday stai vigil in st. paul, the governor said he didn't think this would have happened if the driver and passenger had been wide. >> all the facts aren't anyhow known, but from the evidence that's been presented, the video that was taken, nobody should be shot and killed in minnesota for a traffic -- a taillight being out of function. nobody should be shot and killed while they're seated in their car without a very, very different kind of response. so i'm heart broken for minnesota. >> protests bring up across the country last night from dallas to new york city, los angeles, chicago, atlanta, seattle and here in washington, d.c. president obama weighed in on the shootings and said this is an issue that the entire country should be concerned about. >> not just a black issue. not just a hispanic issue. this is an american issue that we should all care about with, all fire minded people should be concerned. >> we're told the th

paul, minnesota. a horse-drawn carriage carried his body around the school where he worked and ended up at the cathedral where his funeral will be held. castile was shot after the car he was in was pulled over by a police officer for a broken taillight. castile's girlfriend streamed the aftermath live on facebook and said he was shot while reaching for his i.d. after telling the officer he had a gun permit and was armed. a state investigation is underway. castile was a cafeteria worker and today school lunchroom workers will hold a vigil in his honor in philadelphia. it begins at 5:00 this afternoon at benjamin franklin high school on north broad street. the workers will stand together and support the black lives matter movement and to say castile's life mattered. >>> well, tonight, president obama will hold a town hall meeting, which will focus on reducing tensions between police and the communities they serve. yesterday, the president spent hours meeting with community activists and law enforcement

paul, minnesota.e begin with the shooting in minnesota. >> a black couple was pulled over for a broken taillight when gun fire erupted. >> stay with me. >> she had her cell phone running as police officers shot and killed her boyfriend. they were pulled over around 9:00 for a broken taillight on the way home from the grocery store. her 4-year-old in the back seat. 15 minutes went by with no medical attention. police consoling the officer who fired. >> he let the officer know. officer, i have a firearm on me. i began to yell, but he's licensed to carry. after that he began to take off shoots. ba, ba, ba, ba, don't move! don't move! >> the officer involved in this shooting is on paid leave. there are calls for the justice department to stand in. they stand ready to assist. >>> the minnesota shooting's just the tip of the iceberg. >> outrage continues to grow after tuesday's deadly shooting in louisiana. today we learned more about the officers involved. according to more than 600 pages of disciplinary r

rallying on behalf of philando castile, he was the black man fatally shot by police in saint paul minnesota last week. >>> taking a look at the race for the white house, it is official, bernie sanders has just endorsed hillary clinton during a joint appearance sanders told a crowd in new hampshire that the former secretary of state gives the democrats the best chance to hold on to the white house. the plea for party unity follows 14 months of clashes between the two candidates. >>> metro's big track prepare plan is in phase four which impacts drivers in virginia. we're at the city station with a look at how this morning's rush hour went, what riders can expect in the week to come. >> it is another week of inconvenience for riders of the blue and yellow lines but this week trains going between reagan national airport and pentagon city. >> been a le half hour from foggy bottom to king street now it's an hour and a half. >>> she'll have six more days of that as they replace old wooden ties and insulator during that time blue and yellow lines will be closed from the city stop to reagan national