so please welcome richard lui. [applause] >> good morning to all of you here and thank you so much, charlie firestone, kiahna cassell, as well as david cohen who has always put together a fantastic event here. and thank you to my good friend, juan williams, from the network's ratings are always have to buy the competition. or kind of get that backwards but that was my not so in situ you joke, wasn't it? thank you as always. i learned so much watching you every day, as you did great work that you do. it is an honor to be back at this important discussion that we are about to have this year and the past five years as well. thank you again all. this java to start with a story that i'm working on right now, and in uncommon still fashion obligation with you before actually as. just don't tell anybody. don't tell david. i fielded wednesday and friday. and my editor and i were in the dark booth yesterday coming monday for many hours. it will air on msnbc in the coming weeks. so without obligation or without first, with yo

please welcome richard lui. [ applause ] >> good morning, all of you. thank you so much, charlie firestone, key anna ka sell, as well as david cohen who, as always, put together a fantastic event here. thank you to my good friend, juan williams from that network whose ratings are always halved by the competition. that was my inside tv joke. juan, thank you as always. i learn so much watching you every day as you do the great work that you do. it's an honor to be back at this important discussion that we are about to have. th this year, i want to start with a story that i'm working on right now. in uncommon fashion, i'd like to share it with you before it actually airs. just don't tell anybody. don't tell david. i filmed it wednesday and friday, and my editor and i were in that dark booth yesterday, a monday, for many hours. it will air on msnbc in the coming weeks. with that i want to share with you first with you. >> in the leadup to 1964, birmingham, new york, chicago crackled over racial inequality. >> bricks and bottles were thrown from rooftops. >>

. >>> hi, i'm richard lui with your hour's stop stories.n maryland say two suspects are in custody in the shooting of an officer in prince george's county. the officer was taken to a local hospital where he's listed in critical condition. on the campaign trail, donald trump getting ready to take the stage in boca raton, florida. so far, his sunday events have been largely free of contentious protests. now back to caught on camera. >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. in a gun fight, the difference between life and death is often measured in millimeters. in this next story, multiple gunmen engage in a violent standoff at close range. the video is both incredible and disturbing. and wait until you hear the story. caught on camera, a small bar in the midwest turns into a scene out of the wild west. [ gunshots ] october 8th, 2009. a lively night at a bar in toledo, ohio. a surveillance video shows marquese robbins ordering some drinks from the bartender. the bartender sees him pull out a bag of marijuana. he calls the bo

. >>> hi, i'm richard lui with your hour's top stories.s caught on camera kicking and punching a protesters. the attacker was arrested and several other protesters were removed from the rally. >>> in indiana a bus carrying a high school basketball team rolled over after being sideswiped by a driver. one person was airlifted and others were transported to nearby hospitals. none of the injuries are life-threatening. >>> now back to "lockup." >> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. ♪ ♪ >>> morning in the sacramento county real consumas correctional center brings inmates to the outdoor rec yards. ♪ once a world war ii army base, it's a hodge podge of buildings, fences, and razor wire. ♪ the compound looks and feels more like a state prison than a county jail. now it functions as such, thanks to a recent law that diverts thousands of convicts here all -- from overcrowded state prisons. ♪ money make the world go round ♪ ♪ my ego got the girl going down ♪ >> all these inmates will someday be released to the streets of sacra

welcome i think both richard lui and david cohen made great points about the tension between these two seemingly polar opposite narratives -- we are kind of in the middle of both products of racial products. i would not have been able to go to jail 50 or so years ago. don't look like us or our families or sure kinship with the indiscriminately utilize before our very eyes sometimes. i think it is that, it is that kind of tension and i think it is also holding a university that we love accountable and admission statements and kind of , why we came to yale. we came for opportunity and we thought there would the prioritization of people of color africans of color. we are trying to hold the school at accountable for the things they say they are going to do. >> you said school life? ia: i am talking about the two narratives we are straddling between. kind ofese incidences do in some ways carry on over to college campuses. recently, i think about a year ago at yale a student, a friend of mine was actually held at gunpoint by a new haven police officer because he matched the description of so

thank you for coming, thank you for the panelists and the moderators and richard lui and juan williams and comcast corporation will stop taking. corporation.t thank you. [indiscernible conversation] announcer: during campaign 2016, c-span takes shawnee road to the white house as we follow the candidates on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. announcer: washington journal is next. we will look at today's news and take your phone calls. this morning, hillary clinton holds a campaign rally in harlem, new york. a.m.coverage at 11:30 eastern on c-span. this afternoon -- this evening, we look at the opioid addiction epidemic. that is at 7:00 p.m. eastern. announcer: and we will talk the nuclear summit preview. scott of the national review on free trade in the national economy. that is part of our spotlight on magazine series. ♪ host: good morning. we will begin with the campaign for president and women voters is your viewwhat of donald trump? female voters will play a want to role and we talk with women who are supporting the republican front-runner. (202) 748-8000. if you are opposing don

. >>> i'm richard lui.mong five people killed in a suicide bombing in istanbul's main shopping area this morning. no group has claimed responsibility. two anti-trump protests today as the republican front-runner campaigns in arizona. protesters blocked a main highway outside phoenix near the site of a trump rally. several hundred demonstrators marked across new york's central park to trump tower. now back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. imagine being in a hot air balloon, drifting through a cloudless day. what could be more sublime? and what could be more frightening when the wind carries that balloon straight into high-voltage wires? that's just what one spectator caught on camera. october 1984. a hot air balloon draws perilously close to electric power lines. >> oh, god! >> it's a disaster. it's a disaster happening in front of your eyes. and then they think, well, the people in there are, who knows what, burnt or dead or anything. >> art minizoli and hi

. >>> i'm richard lui with the top stories.uropean officials confirming a new terror arrest in the netherlands p/e request of french authorities. the 32-year-old is suspected of being involved with the plan fg a terror attack. it comes as belgian officials work to prevent further attacks there this morning they carried out more raids leading to the arrests of at least four people. today, the white house says president obama called to offer his condolences to the parents of the u.s. couple killed in tuesday's bombings in brussels. now back to our regular programming. >>> it's a fishing trip to remember with what looks like a catch of a lifetime. >> feeling good. >> feeling good! >> easy stuff. >> but it's about to go all wrong. >> mayday. mayday. >> here's johnny boy. >> we're in alaska. >> july 7th, 1999 in america's last frontier. >> as pure as it gets. >> brothers john and bob dubois from mission viejo, california. charter a deep sea fishing boat for a little vacation adventure. >> the first halibut on the boat. >> on this ov

. >>> hi, i'm richard lui with the top stories. rally for donald trump, this time in tucson, arizona. the gop front-runner talked to voters ahead of tuesday's primary. cameras rolling as a protester was stomped on. all this capping off a day of demonstrations against trump. fountain hills protesters blocked the road leading to trump's rally. now back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. for firefighters in the city, rescues from tall buildings can pose enormous challenges and sometimes call for a little ingenuity. this next rescue near times square was not by the book, but it sure did become one great story. flames and smoke are overwhelming two men trapped in a high-rise and firefighters must make a daring attempt to try and save them. >> it was definitely going through my mind he may jump or fall. >> it's the morning of may 14th, 1991, near times square in new york city. a fire's broken out on the top floor of this building on 7th avenue and 48th street. the billowing smoke is caught

richard lui here. news this hour, if you're just joining us, on the left-hand side, we have a rally about to start. donald trump speaking in arizona. it's about 11:31 a.m. local time. and on the right hand side, what you see is the podium, a close-up of that. when he does get to it, he's a little behind schedule, perhaps because earlier we did have one of the major thoroughfares, a three lane road that was blocked by protesters much l.e.d. s mu group called peni tpuente which handles immigration issues widely related to the latino community there in arizona. arizona as you probably know just based on the story arcs within the last week has some 30% of its population that are of latino descent. and some on the right hand side watching as the crowds have been growing is tony dokoupil. as we look from the sky, it looks like you have these two large groups and i'm guessing that one side of that group is where you're getting in line to get in and the other group is where donald trump will be speaking. >> re

. >>> hi, i'm richard lui with the hour's top stories.onald trump wrapped up a rally in fountain hills, arizona, ahead of that state's tuesday primary. before that a group of anti-trump protesters blocked the main road leading to the site. >>> a paris prosecutor says salah abdeslam the top suspect in last year's deadly paris attacks told officials he planned to be a suicide bomber but backed out at the last minute abandoning his suicide vest. abdeslam was captured yesterday in belgium. now back to "caught on camera." >>> the '80s were very good years for trump. in 1982 he bought a prized piece of real estate along the atlantic city boardwalk. to get holiday inn to make a deal with him, he invited executives to the site and made it look like construction was well under way. >> i had every truck available in the area moving on that site. we had trucks going back and forth and working all over the place. they saw that action, they were immediately impressed and we made a deal right then on the spot. >> in 1984, the same year haira's at trump

. >>> i'm richard lui with your hour's top stories.2-year-old man has been arrested in rotterdam accused of helping to plot a terror attack. today's raid and arrest came at the request of french officials. that suspect will be extradited soon. >>> and earlier today president obama called to give his condolences to the parents of the u.s. couple killed in the brussels terror attacks. justin and stephanie schultz were inside the city's airport waving good-bye to stephanie's mom when the first explosion went off, killing them both. now back to our programming. >>> a brazen attack. two masked men run into a convenience store and one starts shooting. >> i was scared. i didn't know what to think. >> struggling to survive, a clerk pulls out a gun and fights back. >> they took action. they had to take it or it would have turned out worse. >> october 8, 2011. houston, texas. the day begins quietly at the valero convenience store. a long-time customer who goes by the name cowboy makes his routine stop. >> well, on that particular morning i came

. >>> hi, i'm richard lui with the hour's top stories for you.e paris prosecutor says salah abdelslam, the top suspect in last year's paris attacks, planned to be a suicide bomber in the plot, but backed out last minute after dropping the other attackers off in paris. salah abdelslam was arrested friday in a police raid in brussels. the white house confirming two americans were killed in a suicide bombing attack in istanbul. their identities unknown at this moment. today's attack was the sixth suicide bombing in turkey in the past year. now back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. it was one of the most infamous prisoner riots in california's history. at pelican bay state prison, 200 maximum security inmates erupted in violence in the prisoner yard. and for an intense 30 minutes, officers struggled to contain the chaos. >> i had a 180-degree vision of the yard, and it was a war zone. >> terror in a california vision after members unleashed a blood-thirsty attack. >> the thing that was so extraordina

i'm richard lui with you. we're looking at some live pictures from a rally?kansas city, missouri, where donald trump is due to take the stage any minute. we'll get to that. this coming tlaene ining less t since a trump event in chicago erupted into this, clashes between protesters and supporters after trump canceled his appearance citing security concerns. earlier today at another campaign stop in cleveland, trump citing the protesters to try and motivate the supporters ahead of tuesday's crucial primary. >> we have 25,000 people coming and they really stopped these people in terms of our first amendment, freedom of speech, a terrible situation. i have to tell you. and it just makes all of our friends and supporters more angry. we're going to go to the polls on tuesday and we're going to be resounding victory. resounding. >> that rally was interrupted by protesters as well, multiple times. and at an earlier event in dayton, ohio, trump was almost overtaken entirely when a man tried to rush the stage. he was tackled by secret service and later charged with dis

i'm richard lui with the hour's top stories. 63 killed, more than 300 injured in a suicide bombing atn. a taliban group has claimed responsibility, saying it deliberately targeted christians celebrating easter with their children. they claim more attacks are in the works. >>> meanwhile, in brussels confrontations between protesters and police there after an easter sunday solidarity march was canceled over security concerns. riot police were forced to fire water cannons to disperse about 400 members of an extreme right-wing group. now back to "caught on camera." >>> imagine the reaction you'd have if while driving down the freeway you saw a snake slithering across your windshield. >> this is a water moccasin, a huge water moccasin. >> that was completely bizarre to me and totally unexpected. >> it's a typical summer afternoon for the fisher family of memphis, tennessee. parents rachel and tony are in their car with their three small children, having just left rachel's parents' home. tony's in the passenger's seat and rachel is behind the wheel. >> we had been driving for about 15 minut

. >>> hi, i'm richard lui with the hour's top stories.utors say terror suspect salah abdelslam has planned to set off a suicide bomb during last year's terror attacks in paris, but backed out. he was believed to be the last suspect at large, linked to those attacks. abdelslam was captured in a raid on friday and was discharged from the hospital before being taken into custody earlier today. >>> anti-donald trump protesters were arrested today after dozens blocked traffic leading to rally in arizona. >>> now back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. going with the flow is usually a good thing, but not when it sends your dreams down river. when disaster strikes a lakeside resort, no one is prepared for the tragedy that unfolds. june 9th, 2008. a massive flood destroys a community and washes homes down the wisconsin river. >> i thought there's just no way. that can't happen here. i remember when the rooftops went through, i was like -- it was surreal. i couldn't believe it. >> almost like it was

i'm richard lui. this hour, right now, four live events. we will take you over the next 120 minutes after a busy morning, man who jumped a barrier in dayton, ohio, this morning is where the day started spooking the candidate and prompting secret service agents to surround donald trump. that individual has been arrested. thomas di masimo charged by dayton police with disorderly conduct, inducing panic. the incident follows a dramatic scene in chicago last night. when trump canceled a planned rally after it was scheduled to begin citing security concerns there, between trump supporters and trump protesters. trump held two rallies today as we've been following where he was interrupted multiple times by protesters who he often mocked in response. he lamented last night's cancelation in chicago. take a listen. >> we cannot let our first amendment rights to be taken away from us, folks. we can't let it happen. we can't let it happen. we have a right to speak. i mean, we are law-abiding people. we're people that work very hard. we're people that h

i'm richard lui. this hour, right now, four live events. you over the next 120 minutes after a busy morning, man who jumped a barrier in dayton, ohio, this morning is where the day started spooking the candidate and prompting secret service agents to surround donald trump. that individual has been

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