this live aerial image in phoenix, arizona where the time right now there is 11:54 p.m. this chopper overhead and several protesters on the ground. keep in mind this has been playing out for some time now. we've seen some people pepper sprayed. this has been happening, you know, throughout the evening. and as the camera zooms in, you get a sense there of protesters who really aren't looking to leave. these protesters still in the streets in phoenix, and officers lined up to block them from proceeding. we will continue to follow these live images and bring you any developments as we learn them here on cnn. i'm george howell here in dallas, texas. i want to show you an image that's really poignant here in downtown dallas. we can cut over to this other camera that shows the skyline of dallas, the bank of america tower. you see that it is in blue tonight. that building typically lit up in green here in downtown dallas. but tonight the city, the dallas-fort worth metroplex honoring the fact that five police officers lost their lives in the line of duty. i'm george howell here

phoenix. she's a reporter for -- there in arizona. has been live on the scene tweeting. laura, what have you seen and heard? >> yes, i can hear you. it's cutting off a little bit. hello. i'm here in phoenix, in downtown phoenix. police right now are blocking access to one of the main highways here, the i-10. the protests started around 8:00 p.m. mountain time. it's lasted about three hours now. i think from what i can see most of the people have gone. there's still a few people blocking the street. but police have already announced their final warning for people to get out of the street. they're telling people that they need to go home and they need to go home. >> talk to us about how the police are handling this. we see this image right now. do you see those officers as well lined up across that street? >> yes, yes. i see police. i heard some sounds like they were deploying some more pepper spray. the people are running away right now. you know, some of them are throwing back rocks. i mean, there doesn't seem to be much confrontation at this point. i think the police are

desde phoenix, arizona.elan, ohio, el alguacil arpaio acudiÓ a la corte en phoenix, arizona, por el caso de desacato que enfrenta por desobedecer la orden, en el caso de perfil racial. >> de nada le va a servir, quizÁ si donald trump es elegido a lo mejor lo perdona, pero eso quiere decir que ya no nos estarÁ molestando a nosotros, en el condado de maricopa. reportera: el llamado el alguacil mÁs duro de estados unidos, explican porque no tiene que enfrentar cargos criminales. el abogado defensor dice que es un luchador, y que van a hacer lo correcto y convencer eso al juez. la abogada cecilia dice que arpaio y sus colaboradores mintieron en la corte y eso es una conducta criminal, acciones que deben ser investigadas. el juez federal murray pidiÓ una restructuraciÓn del departamento del condado del alguacil del condado de maricopa, debido al mal manejo de las investigaciones. >> tal vez hay corrupciÓn ahÍ dentro, ellos manipularon evidencia, tal vez mÁs personas lleguen a la cÁrcel. >> la prÓxima semana serÁ

news" police are searching for a possible serial killer that seems to be targeting victims in phoenix, arizona. >>> and prime minister david cameron turns in his resignation to the queen. >>> and an excessive heat watch in effect and the same concerns we had last week. heat indexes could go as high as 100 to 104, so get ready for that. we'll have your seven-day forecast and a look at showers and storms on stormtracker 6 live double scan. >> thank you those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. >>> a possible serial killer has struck again in phoenix, arizona, one man is connected to four additional shootings, one of them fatal. he is suspected of killing seven people since march. all the victims were ambushed outside of their homes near their cars, police released a sketch of the gunman but they are not sure of the motive. britain's prime minister is heading to buckingham palace to meet with the queen before taking residence. prime minister cameron met with the queen to hand in his official resignation, he made his final appearance at parliament for a standing ovation. teresa m

for the >> pam: phoenix arizona protest are under way. again this was an entire police brutality protest following on the heels of the events that unfolded all this week. >> steve: suggestions in here and there are no indication of any violence. will keep an eye on that story just to have the update from the newsroom. >> reporter: francisco city hall runout an arctic there they marched on the ferry building at justin herman plaza del markets read the video want to show right now the protesters in the middle of the street holding the sign that says some of the race is racist police tear and u.s. hundreds of people there at some point estimating afoul of the people or in the streets and they want it to be peaceful. that was the goal this evening they did not intend have any violence or any out experts from protesters. >> reporter: this was a protest against police brutality and police walk down the streets chanting black lives matter and stop police brutality people had hands up in the air at one point there was a very large police presence

we'll take you now to phoenix, arizona. this is downtown phoenix.ures of people gathered there to protest. meanwhile, here in atlanta, georgia, hundreds of people blocking an entrance to a major freeway after marching through downtown. they didn't get down to the freeway and block that. police stopped that. the city's mayor was on the scene. he said since the protests were peaceful, he would let them continue. protesters are gathering in san francisco, too, in california, holding signs, speaking about how to bring change. in fact, our john voors is there. >> this is where we are right now. just maybe 100 people outside of city hall. there were a few hundred people that took place in the protest. it began a few miles away at fisherman's wharf. they held a prayer for a peaceful rally and a prayer this would not be another dallas. there was a brief mention of the five officers shot dead in dallas but the organizers say they wanted the focus to be on alton sterling and philandro castile, the african-american men shot by police. on our way to city hall,

police in phoenix, arizona believe a serial killer is responsible for eight shootings, resulting in seven deaths. they've released a composite sketch of the suspect. the shootings started in march. police say in each case, someone opened fire during a weekend nigh where cars were parked. the victims range in age from 12 to 55. authorities are offering a 30-thouasnd dollar reward for information that helps solve these cases. source: phoenixkillerpkg2 more tributes to the 49 victims of the terror attack at the pulse nightclub in orlando.. last night on the one month anniversary of the attack, a candlelight vigil was held. a day earlier, dozens of gun control advocates started a 49-hour sit-in near senator marco rubio's orlando office. but nine hours into the protest, police cut the demonstration short. they arrested 10 protesters who refused to leave the building when it was closing. in the race for the white house - it's official. vermont senator bernie sanders ended his presidential campaign and endorsed hillary clinton's bid for the white house. may not be clinton's running mate... c-n-n

. >> expresan deseos de justicia a ritmo de tambora, en phoenix, arizona. por haber desobedecido el caso racial en contra de conductores hispanos. >> el juez quiere que una persona independiente, no los alguaciles, conduzcan las investigaciones y van a tener control del departamento. reportera: serÁ despuÉs de que emita su decisiÓn en el caso civil de desacato. >> quizÁ se le pongan cargos como cuatro personas. reportera: el propÓsito de la orden judicial serÁ paraeducar al alguacil del condado de maricopa y sus subordinados. los cambios serÁn en un largo plazo. el juez analizÓ la forma de incrementar el programa de compensaciÓn de vÍctimas de perfil racial quienes recibirÁn hasta 20.000 $ por la primer hora que fueron detenidos. el juez reclutarÁ a dos monitores o expertos que supervisarÁn las acciones del condado de maricopa y los movimientos disciplinarios internos. >> le van a dar mucha mÁs se le va a quitar mucho mÁs de el poder que tenÍa antes. enrique: el deporte dice presente en el homenaje nacional a policÍas caidos en dallas. regresamos con mÁs. ♪

meanwhile in phoenix, arizona, police sprayed protesters with pepper spray there. back here in dallas, we start with nbc's gabe gutierrez with more details on the gunman. what more do we know about micah johnson? >> pouring over his digital trail. see behind me on the seen, fbi and atf here, streets in downtown dallas shut down and will be for several days, police say until possibly next wednesday. this area might be shut down. we're learning more about the shooter, 25 years old, micah xavier johnson. he lived in a two-story home with his mother. he served in afghanistan, received ribbons and medals for his service. neighbors say they noticed him in a military uniform performing what appears to be tactical drills in his backyard. yesterday authorities at his home and took out several items, ballistic vest and journal that describe combat tactics. authorities do say he appears to be a lone gunman at this point. multiple law enforcement tell nbc news he does not appear to have any ties to domestic extremist groups. as for why he did this, craig, the conversation or t

we have bill clinton meeting with loretta lynch in phoenix, arizona. today the president and hillary clinton go to north carolina. a lot of stuff is moving today. molly: hillary clinton says she is ready to move on from that f.b.i. investigation. >> i was pleased to have a chance to sit down and answer their questions today to try to help bring this review to a conclusion. bill: the house back in action. what can we expect from democrats after this historic sit-in. >> (guy) oh man, the show's pretty much over. (friend) wish we could start it from the beginning. (jon bon jovi) with directv, you can. you see, we've got the power to turn back time let's start over, let's rewind and let's go back and not quit the gym and have a chance to say goodbye to grampy tim oh, that's the power to turn back time. (vo) get the ultimate all-included bundle. call 1-800-directv. bill: f.b.i. director james comey will address reporters about two hours from now. anybody's guess, rich, is today the day we find out? >> it would be bizarre timing if he's going to hold a press

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in phoenix, arizona, police used tear gas and pepper spray on a crowd. let's head right now to dallas. that is where craig melvin has the latest on the fallout from these shootings. craig, with an early good morning to you many let's talk about what we are seeing on the ground. how are people coping in dallas? >> you know, i think the front page of the dallas "morning news" sums it up best. very simply, "we're hurting." above the fold there, the pictures of the five officers that you just mentioned there. this is, alex, as you likely know by now, this is a city that had been doing much better in regards to bridging the gap between the police and the people who live here. instances of excessive force complaints down. even arrests down, murders down. there had actually been somewhat of a celebration in and out the police force of how far they had come here in dallas. and then of course yesterday morning you've got a guy that is a-year-old who commits this heinous hate crime. telling piece he shot the officers, he hunted them down because he hated white peo

. >>> a man and woman stuck in the drain in phoenix, arizona, the rescue to get them out and how they ended up there in the first place. >>> welcome back, 4:22 am.>>> an off-duty new york city police officer is accused of killing a college student from the russian river area in a suspected drunk driving crash in brooklyn. killing andrew esquibel at hills park and three others walking with him or her, and he graduated from the hills park high school in 2013 and attending mit. >>> a suspect is in custody after allegedly holding a 17- year-old girl and three others hostage in a burger king in baltimore. the armed man grabbed the hostage and barricaded himself inside the restaurant yesterday afternoon after a police pursuit across the city ended with a car crash. the suspect finally released the four hostages and surrendered to the police nearly 4 hours later after negotiations and no one was injured. >>> a man and woman trying to rescue a puppy from a storm drain and ended up being rescued themselves.>> they had to use power tools to cut open the storm drain and were about to pull them o

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back in march during an audience show in phoenix, arizona, we asked donald trump about how he would curbillegal immigration and much more. here are some of the highlights. >> the people of arizona have been on the front lines of illegal immigration. i have been on the border ten times. i've been in the drug warehouses. they're massive, filled floor to ceiling. i've been out on horseback. i've been out on all-terrain vehicle and boats, all the way from the rio grande to san diego. i've seen tunnels dug. it's impacting our criminal justice system, our education system, our health system. you have taken a hard-line position. >> very hard line. >> how long will it take to secure that border? >> they call them border agents. i call them border patrol. but regardless it said they back me a hundred percent. i'm the only one that has their back out of all of these -- [ applause ] when you have guys like sheriff joe and jan and they're not allowed to do their job. i watch joe all the time. they're always -- you know, they're always questioning him. they want this -- it's almost like they want thi

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protest was safe as the impact of the first amendment right on the bottom right of dissent from phoenix arizona were protesters if a large police presence was there as well. >>marty gonzales: more kiss the bride is the does officer just outside of the bantam if a man falsely report of burglary and when an officer was on the he was shot three times to the officer fired back heading to to to your steven back the officer is in serious but stable condition. >>marty gonzales: this said the 37 year-old it was shot dead five people including an officer of one person is dead three others were injured. >>marty gonzales: the gunman and by recently shooting shot and killed five police officers and dollars the act of domestic terror is reopened a difficult debate and of police of on the control pilar. >>reporter: protests and vigils spread across america on friday after a week marred by three tragedies in three cities this american is in mourning and open to kill the risk for between black and blue is the night in dallas people marched in a peaceful protest the police shootings of two black men and louisia

. >>> a pair of kittens up for adoption found that walmart, and in phoenix, arizona, they rescued the kitties in april and they were discovered under the cooler after customers heard the meows. and they ended up disassembling the cooler to free the cats and they are now one year old and ready to be adopted.>> they were about two weeks at the time, and much too young to be up for adoption and they did not have a mother so they had to be sent to a foster home.>> they have named the kitties, grace and houdini.>>> young girls in dallas showing their support for the city police department, setting up a lemonade stand to raise money for the families of those killed and wounded in the sniper attack and charging $.50 for a cup of lemonade and $.75 for the baked goods and most paying more in this fundraising campaign. >> some people, we tell them we are donning -- donating it to the dallas policeman and they give more.>> the lemonade stand is a huge success and the girls have raised $4000. that is pretty impressive over a few days, and going to a great cause. >>> coming up next, we continue to

get this straight, on the tarmac in phoenix, arizona.e 30-minute social chat as she called it has created something of an uproar amongst democrats and certainly among republicans. >> when i first heard that yesterday afternoon, i actually thought they were joking. i thought the people that told me was, you know, i said no way, there's just no way that's going to happen. and it happened. and i am just, i'm flabbergasted by it. >> -- sends the wrong signal and i don't think it sends the right signal. i think she should have steered clear even of a brief casual social meeting with the former president. >> the meeting brings unwanted attention of course back to secretary clinton's e-mail situation whatever it is and gives donald trump the opportunity to ask whether voters can trust the clintons. >> as you know, hillary is so guilty. she's so guilty. you can read them right off here. and how that's not being pursued properly and i think that he really, he think he really opened it up. he opened up a pandora's box and it shows what's going on

well, meanwhile the summer heat in phoenix, arizona, proved to be too much for a man who decided to hikeelicopters to save. he was climbing camelback mountain when he was overcome with the heat. crews hiked after him. and the better way is to call in a helicopter and airlift him to the hospital. officials say he was alert and dizzy, as you can imagine. doug: las vegas, that's what happens when you have heavy cloudbursts in the they have those dry washes there to catch some of the water but it was crazy looking. here we have concerns for this afternoon, early this evening. the atmosphere is prime with a cold front coming with potentially isolated, heavy thunderstorms and damaging winds. a lot to watch. we'll take care of that during the afternoon hours and tell you what happens. i want to give you a live look at ocean city, maryland. 74 degrees right now. if you look on the right-hand side of the image, you see how the left is bluer and clearer and the right-hand side murky. if you look down the coast there is a reason skies are dark in that direction. they have showers and storms. a heav

. >>> and turning to weather now, right now, cleanup is underway in phoenix, arizona, after a monsoon caused severe flooding. several homes and cars were damaged from ind you and caused a tree to come smashing down on one building. nobody was hurt. >>> and let's turn to roberta gonzalez who is tracking what we can expect here. >> you remember about a month ago, i was tied up in the monsoon and the mojave desert? >> i remember that. >> and they're wicked. the rain moves in quickly, you have to have heads up at all time. good afternoon. we're looking at the live weather camera, featuring the golden gate bridge. keep in mind, the tower stands 756 feet tall from the water and you can't see the tip top of it, giving you a good indication that the sealing is down to 5, 600 feet at this time and i like using the flag on the fly here as a barometer to see how gusty the winds are. i take a look at all of the visitors touring the bridge. they're bundled up and the park on this july 19th day. it's summer time in the bay area. 58 degrees and that is as good as it gets at this lunchtime in san fra

developing right the search for a serial killer in phoenix arizona has been added on the street and morenvestigators have been added to the task force. the shooting is responsible for killing 7 people, and seriously wounding two others. police released a new composite sketch of the suspect. official says they're concerned the shooter could strike again at any time-- in the phoenix area or another state... two men are hospitalized.. after falling off a cliff while playing pokemon go. it happened yesterday in encinitas, california. one man fell 75 to 100 feet. the other was found unconscious 50 feet down the bluff. the two were taken to area trauma centers. a sign posted on the fence warns.. the bluffs are unstable. but sheriff's officials say the men climbed over the fence to find a character in the popular video game. so many people are playing pokemon go on the national park service is getting in on the action. tomorrow and sunday, park rangers will be outside the jefferson and lincoln memorials.. and the smithsonian metro station. they'll help with the game.. and they'll teach players

. >> reporter: in phoenix, arizona, a 12-year-old rushed to hiking. protesters braving the heat today in philadelphia. plenty of water and extra medics on hand. >> we're keeping hydrated. >> reporter: meanwhile, a power outage leaving thousands in new york broiling without ac. here in a city like new york the heat radiating off the concrete all around you. you can see with this infrared heat camera, the sidewalk is 139 degrees. >> it's hot. yes, sir, it is. it's very hot. >> reporter: in ohio, it feels like 99. chicago, 103. and st. louis, a whopping 112. david, when you check the weather on your phone, that doesn't take into account the humidity, which we know can make it feel even hotter. david? >> let's get right to rob marciano. >> the heat in st. louis, it felt like 112. places like nashville, d.c., heat index well over 100 degrees. near 100 tomorrow in d.c. and philadelphia, 90s through wednesday. david? >> rob marciano, tracking the heat all week for us, thank you. >>> and from connecticut tonight, a pilot is now in the hospital after his plane

. >> reporter: in phoenix, arizona, a 12-year-old rushed to the hospital, died after a day hiking. at least eight people across the country in the last week have died due to the heat including a 70-year-old memphis pastor who didn't have ac in his home. >> we think he was overtaken by the heat. >> reporter: in the nation's capital, emergency crews say they are getting three times more calls for heat issues. in little rock, arkansas where it feels like 114 today, emergency rooms are filling up. >> we've started to see an increase and that's just continuing. >> reporter: nurses going door to door to check on patients. >> air conditioning, do we have that on? >> reporter: even before you get in the car, this door handle, 111 degrees. >> reporter: shavonne ladonis from atlanta, no stranger to the heat, sweltering in the northeast right now. >> the humidity you don't get up here but the temperature is just hot. >> reporter: it's mid 90s here in new york but it's a dry heat. in other east coast cities, the humidity really amping up the discomfort level making it feel like triple digits.

number two phoenix, arizona.y dropped from the number one spot last year to three. and then number four? los angeles. okay. we can kind of see that. and then at number five, philadelphia. so the city of back and forth love not really giving off a lot of love. based on a lot of survey ranked on several things. how safe people feel there, how walkable it is and of course how nice the people are. i know, liz claman, that you're one of the gneiss people in new york city that i know. never rude to anybody. melissa: where is newark, new jersey on that list? that's what my crew wants to know and they're all from new jersey. thank you very much, cheryl. hey, breaking news. we just touched session highs. this as interest rates on treasury bonds hit record lows. is that something to cheer or something to fear? the dow charging ahead by 74 points as the bulls toward the bears. one day after dodging an fbi recommendation to indict her in the e-mail scandal, hillary clinton takes a big swipe at republican presidential candida

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. ♪ >>> we are looking at live images in phoenix, arizona. as there is been a lot of protests. lone gunman shot and killed five officers and injured many others in dallas, texas. there are also protester in baton rouge that we just mentioned, there are still protests happening in the streets and atlanta and georgia tonight. although that seems to be thinning. there was a massive crowd blockibloc blocking the female tonight. joining me now is mayor reid. what is the situation in your city right now? >> i think things are steady and whining down a bit. the individuals blocked an entrance. i think our protests and no arrests. we had 10,000 protesters today from many young people from our university. i think we are going to get through the day with very little property damage and people exercising their rights. it is going to be a long night. >> mayor reid, there is a comment that you made that's sort of flying around social media in which you said doctor king would not take a freeway or block a freeway. there is a lot of folks responding on twitter, i don't know if you have seen p

boss, by the way, were found discovered to be in a meeting on board a government aircraft in phoenix, arizona, in total violation of the most elementary protocols of law and investigation and their important in their -- in their responsibilities in their respective roles one the husband of a subject of a federal investigation, and the other the prosecutor. do you find it extraordinary? >> it's clintonesque. but secondly, let's not forget, bill clinton isn't just the husband of the target. he is a target. the justice department is not just investigating the state department, but the clinton foundation which he heads. lou: did you expect james comey whom you exhalted on this broadcast to mention the public corruption questions that surround the clinton foundation, the clinton global initiative? >> i was wondering whether he would mention it. i did not hear a single word about the corruption investigation that is currently ongoing. so i don't know the answers whether there is another statement ready to come down the pike at some future date. but i can tell you jim comey lowered the bar today. i'

only common thread is most of the shootings were concentrated in one low-income neighborhood in phoenix, arizonaong summer if you were hoping for any kind of congressional action to combat the zika virus. congress has left for a seven-week break. after months of political bickering and finger pointing, senate democrats today refuse to support the bill that would have provided $1.1 billion to combat the spread of zika. the cdc says there are over 1,000 americans in the u.s. with travel associated cases of zika including 320 pregnant women. make sure you follow me on facebook and twitter. that is it for "the lead" today. i now turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now, the finalists. donald trump seems likely to choose mike pence to be his running mate, but with trump's showbiz flare for the dramatic, other candidates should not be ruled out. >>> dress rehearsal, all eyes are on donald trump, but hillary clinton is also narrowing her list. did she just appear on stage with her number one choice for the number two post? >> and dead heat, and frantic man hunt, the look

. >>> just outside phoenix, arizona, a car flips on a busy freeway. the stunned female driver survives the crash, but another survivor escapes and is on the loose, endangering its own life along with scores of drivers. more than 1.4 million people call phoenix home. the sixth most populous cities in america, it's among the fastest growing in the country. as the population grows, so does the traffic. on any given day, the 101 loop that surrounds phoenix carries up to 120,000 vehicles driving 65 miles an hour or faster. and it's the arizona department of public safety's job to make sure commuters avoid its daily hazards. according to officer jeremy perry. >> as i patrol motor officer, most of my calls are what i deal with on a daily basis is traffic relation, whether it's traffic stops, collisions, motorists helping individuals that are broken down on the freeway. >> november 16, 2011. during rush hour on the 101 loop a car is clipped by another vehicle, hits the wall and flips. the driver is okay. but her two small dogs in the car get spooked and bolt

officers in phoenix, arizona arrested three people.per balls to break up the crowds. at least six of those protesters were injured. >> to get it out of control, it's something that they should not have pepper sprayed anybody. >> they pepper sprayed children. there were children with matter on the side because they were maced in the face. if you have to go as far as pepper spraying children, you're the problem. >> keep in mind, you have to remember that these protests were sparked by the dentals of two african-american men in louisiana and in the state of minnesota. protests that we've seen play out throughout the united states. the mass shooting in dallas, it was the deadliest day for u.s. law enforcement since the september 11th terror attacks in 2001. a memorial is growing for the slain officers. it's been growing for many, many hours now. ed lavandera has more now on the vigil held for them and some new information about the sniper. >> reporter: just outside the dallas police department headquarters, a vigil and emotional scene. thi

this story in phoenix, arizona, two people heard a puppy crying and followed the sound into a storm drainhis, the pair crawled several miles before they got stuck. someone finally heard their screams for help and called the fire crews and rescuers had to cut through the grate, pulled the couple out and unfortunately the hand can woman never found the puppy but they are okay. >> we have troubles out there on the road this monday morning. sue? >> good morning, back to san mateo where the ramp from southbound 101 to westbound nato remains blocked by a big-rig and tow isen route and following that. if you need to get away, go to hillsdale the next exit to get back on westbound 92 from the el camino. and we have the right lane blocked southbound 17 between redwood city estates doing the road maintenance. the sensors are grown of the i am not seeing a lot of slow traffic. when the morning progresses that is until midday today southbound 17 toward santa cruz and the redwood estates. we will check on the big-rig problem in a couple of minutes. >> if you are driving through the higher elevation yo

. >>> a woman in phoenix arizona, trying to rescue a puppy from the storm drain and ended up having to be rescued themselves. fire crews used power tools to cut open the storm drain and after one hour they were able to pull the man and woman out, and firefighters say they had crawled into the storm drain to try to rescue a lost dog early sunday morning, and the cyclist riding by heard them screaming and called 911. the couple was not injured, and the dog was not found. >>> 5:24 am. >>> pay -- space x has two celebrations, after the launch of the rocket, the rocket booster landed safely and vertically. on the left side of the screen you can see how it looked from the distant. the right side shows the viewpoint of the rocket as it touches back down on the pad, the second time that a booster used or an actual launch was safely able to do that. the spacecraft is delivering to it have tons of supplies to the international space station, including a docking hacked. the previous attempt to deliver the hatch was not successful in the rocket blew up. >>> the pokimon go game creating demand for

but we're hearing reports that police in phoenix, arizona that they used pepper spray on protesters there to get the crowds moving. you see these images of police involved with those protesters ther there. >> i saw officers with what looked like a paintball gun. and my understanding on the ground was they were pepper balls, people were holding their eyes. you could see a lot of -- i would see about half a dozen folks who were on the ground covering their eyes obviously in distress. my photographer, photojournalist jim frye, actually got pepper sprayed a little bit but kept going. it was pretty tense there for quite some time. >> that was dereker derek staahl, a reporter with one of our phoenix affiliates there in phoenix. let's talk more about this situation. there's so much quite frankly to talk about. bringing in civil rights attorney areva martin joining us live via skype from los angeles, california. areva, it's good to have you with us. it's the situation where there are so many different topics and it's easy for them all to get jumbled together. let's parse them out, let's break the

it is about that impromtu, unplanned meeting on an airport tarmac in phoenix, arizona. loretta lynch on the right is the attorney general. bill clinton on the left. obviously, the former united states president and the two of them sat down for a chit-chat, about a half hour long chit-chat. she said it was all about grandkids and golf and friendly stuff. that's all fine and dandy. it is a problem that looks really bad because the justice department, lynch's department is neck deep in an investigation of bill clinton's wife, hillary clinton, all over the private e-mail service. for the a.g. and bill clinton to be seen chity-chatting together, doesn't matter if the grandkids were on the menu of the chat, it just plain looks bad. it looks like a good old-fashioned conflict of interest. so the news today is that loretta lynch is going to accept the recommendation of her career investigators and all those career prosecutors in her department, those people who are in charge of the probe, who have done all the work, all the investigating and will serve her up a silver plat ter

it was one on the tarmac of phoenix, arizona. jon: a lot of people have questions what went on in 30 minutes or so two of them were onboard the private government jet. both sides trying to score political points in this hearing. republicans as well as democrats. let's listen in for just a bit. >> apparently not in his mind. you accepted it. apparently not in your mind dizzydid not constitute gross negligence. i'm an attorney. practiced 16 years before coming here. i'm on this committee 20 years. not actively practicing law. been doing this a long time. i don't for the life of me knows what the difference between extreme carelessness and gross negligence is. he found one apparently not others. could you shed light for me and perhaps anybody else in this room, that may ultimately watch this? what is the difference between the two? >> congressman, again i'm not going to further explain the director's comments as he has explained them. what i will say when have asked, and i believe i understand your question to be the meaning of grow

hatching some horrible conspiracy do you really think they would do it in public on the tarmac in phoenix, arizona where everybody is looking. trish: okay. i think that is a fair point. >> nothing wrong with social conversation amongst officials. trish: face it with the clintons, one thing after another. seemingly they keep getting away with stuff. almost as though they think they're playing by entirely different set of rules. >> allegation doesn't make any sense. trish: to your mount, well, listen -- >> ellis why did they meet? trish: you absolutely should not be going, knocking on loretta lynch's plane door. period. >> it was dumb but it is not dumb. not the same, as evil conspiracy what you guys are suggesting. trish: may come back to what i just mentioned congressman walsh, the clintons are operating by a different set of rules. kind of dumb to keep your own server for state department business, she did it, right? >> i don't think they care, trish. this was right in her face. ellis, we found out about this meeting two days after the fact. there were reports out that the fbi didn't allow any ce

more thing quickly, just this afternoon i received a telephone call from a police officer in phoenix, arizonaand you know what he said? he said, rod, i'm dahling you because my family, wife and three children, are telling me, begging me, please, daddy, don't go to work today. we want to be home with you. that's the world we're living in >> will police officers on normal patrol or normal traffic stop, start to behave differently will they go out in pairs or approach a stopped car in a different way? will police behavior change because of what appear to be targeted shootings? >> it's already changed. we're operating now most police departments -- there's two men deep -- man or woman officer deep and may have three officers in a car deep. we're responding now with more officers to some of the more basic calls. just yesterday, someone was trying to call the police in minnesota. they at any time even want to identify who they were. >> the patcher refused to send the police because you now why? we see that as a tactic to ambush police. you get the police in a certain area and then start shooting at

. >> october 2009, phoenix, arizona. defense attorney joanne kuchi speaks to a job when detention officer adam stoddard makes his way to the counsel table behind her. >> sometimes the detention officer, the deputy officers would stand near you if security required it. my focus was on my client and getting through that. >> stoddard begins to look over a privileged document in her case file. >> i left my file on the table behind me and presumed that no one was going to touch it. there was a handwritten letter that was not fastened in the file, it was loose, and i believe there was about an inch and a half to two inches of the letter sticking out. >> the officer pulls the document out a few inches to get a better look at it. >> i'm not certain why mr. stoddard was interested in the contents of my file. i didn't know what he was doing. >> after a few moments of reading, stoddard motions for another officer to come over. she continues her statement antonio, the defendant who was being sentenced for assaulting another inmate,

the two met by chance when she and bill clinton found themselves on the same airport tarmac in phoenix, arizonaans say the meeting undermines confidence in the fbi investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail, but lynch, the fbi's boss, as head of the justice department, says she and bill clinton only had a social conversation about grandchildren and golf and did not talk about his wife's e-mail. the white house defending the integrity of the federal investigation as donald trump weighs in calling the meeting terrible. >> do you think that was an appropriate conversation? >> well it was shocking. it was shocking to me, but it was shocking to everybody that's saw it take place. i was so surprised to see that. it's the system. i guess it's the system. but it was very disappointing. >> both the president and the attorney general understand how important it is for the department of justice to conduct investigations that are free of political interference. she's made clear that that's the expectation that she has for the way that this investigation should be conducted. the president has made clear th

. >>> police in phoenix, arizona, have a new clue as they search for a serial killer.s is the sketch of a man connected to nine shootings that have happened over four months. seven of them were fatal. all of the victims remember kill -- were killed within a 50- mile radius, outside of their homes at night. police say ray they have not established a motive for the shootings or established >>> supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg says she regrets her criticism of donald trump and admits it was ill-advised. she said she did not want to think about the prospect of trump winning the presidency. in a statement today, she said, judges should not comment on candidates for office. and in the future, she would be circumspect. >>> peterson. the school has amassed a $3.2 mill yoon sur -- million surplus. and he says the money should go back to the families in the form of lower tuition. the school say its goes into something called a strategic investment fund. >>> mayor muriel bowser. working to create a new constitution for the so-called state of new columbia. the city counci