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south bend, indiana and democratic head -- presidential candidate pete buddha did held a town hall on sunday following the fatal shooting of a black man by a city police officer. -- south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg held a town hall meeting with residents on sunday, following the fatal shooting of the black man by a city police officer. he has been traveling back and forth to south bend as he canceled multiple campaign events across the country while keeping some engagements in massachusetts, florida, and south carolina. he was accompanied by the south bend police chief for this town hall meeting. let me do this before we move on. let's have a word of prayer. will you bow your heads, please. >> thank you. >> let me do this before we move on. let's have a word of prayer. will you bow your heads, please. father, in the name of jesus, we ask now, god, for your peace to be in this place. anxiety, -- settle anxiety, oh

. >>> we also have breaking news in south bend, indiana. pictures are coming into us. ndidate pete buttigieg faces a tense scene at a town hall in his own hometown of south bend. we're getting these pictures in to us, it is touch and go. we wanted to show it to you. this is important. this is in the wake of a deadly police shooting that led to outrage. how the mayor handles this tense situation at home while under the national spotlight. we're going back to this in a moment. we're going back to th iisn a moment get ready for the insurance-themed experience of a lifetime. it's "progressive on ice." everything you love about car insurance -- the discounts... the rate comparisons... and flo in a boat. ♪ insurance adventure awaits at "progressive on ice." tickets not available now or ever. eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. glucerna. everyday progress play it cool and escape heartburn fast with new tums chewy bites

. >> reporter: does south bend, indiana have a police problem? >> yes, ma'am, they do. ?hey're aggressive. vethink that mayor pete listens, but when he goes back to his hfice, that's all he's done is listened. >> reporter: you don't think there's enough action? d no action. >> reporter: the issue of race has taken center stage on the campaign trail in the last week. >> hello, everybody. >> reporter: joe biden's controversial comments about finding common ground with segregationist senators opened him up to widespread criticism. buttigieg now finds himself on the defensive. >> reporter: at the end of the day, i'm responsible. >> does he have your vote? >> he has my support. >> reporter: but not your vote? >> not my vote. >> reporter: mayor buttigieg declined our request for a comment, but in a statement today he said hearts here are broken, including his. dspecial prosecutor has been

vermont, senator bernie sanders, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren has a 15% backing, south bend, indiana mayor people to judge has 14% and california senator kamala harris has 7% first, 7% support. >>still ahead tonight for pride month one east bay city is standing in solidarity with the lgbtq community. >>and hundreds of people got >>and hundreds of people got together this weekend for gun

> if you're just joining us here in the newsroom, we're watching this town hall underway in south bend, indiana, to the right is the south bend, indiana, mayor pete buttiegieg. to the left is the police chief there, scott riskowski. and audience members will be asking questions about race intentions, police-involved shooting, a white police officer a week a ago and a black man. eric dyson joining me now about how the black police officer was let go soon after the mayor took office. the mayor -- >> the chief. >> through our own cnn reporting, that police chief was replaced by two other police officers, both white, and cnn was also able to uncover the makeup -- the makeup of the police force in terms of diversity has gone down, about 5% in an eight-year period. in fact, this is the sound bite from the mayor who says, work has to be done, still has yet to be done, but also had this acknowledgment about his own failings. >> the effort to recruit more minority officers to the police department, and the effort to introduce body cameras have not succeeded. and i accept responsibility for that. we have

cnn vanessa is in south bend, indiana and you spoke with the staff of the campaign.ews. what are you learning? >> reporter: yes, that is right. hi, jake. we're just learning that the mayor has now canceled all campaign-related events through wednesday on the heels of this fatal police-involved shooting. that includes a speech he was scheduled to give tonight in new york and two big fundraisers scheduled tuesday and wednesday in california. and that also includes a policy rollout that he was scheduled to deliver as well. and as you -- as you mentioned, this is on the heels of a police-involved shooting on the street behind me where there was a death of a south bend resident. the victim has been identified as eric jack logan. and the mayor traveled here to south bend yesterday afternoon and he held a press conference at 10:00 p.m. last night. he said he wanted to make sure he spoke to the community early, something he said he's failed to do in the past. >> we've had prior cases of use of force incidents and officer-involved shootings where i hesitated, frankly, to get

the pete buttigieg big idea harry smith, nbc news, south bend, indiana. >> more tomorrow when julian castro talks about his big idea >>> a war veteran who stunned the political establishment last fall when he suddenly dropped out of the race for kansas city mayor to deal with his ptsd is now speaking out. jason kander was pursuing his political ambition, even as he quietly struggled with the demons of war. in a conversation day, he opens since you, i think, shocked a lot of people with your announcement so i think it's fair to say, how are you doing? >> i get that a lot. i appreciate it. i'm doing a lot better it's worth it to get treatment. it's been really worth it for me. >> reporter: since his deployment to afghanistan 12 years ago as an army intelligence officer, jason kander has struggled with depression and anxiety. >> i went almost 12 years without a good night's sleep. i mean, just violent nightmares every night. i kept telling myself, you know, i should not be dealing with this now. i should feel better by now. >> reporter: though he often traveled off base into unpredictab

home as he took to the stage last night, mayor pete buttigieg addressing what's going on in south bend, indianaout his record there. >> your community of south bend, indiana, has recently been in an uproar over an officer involved shooting. the police force is 6% black, why is that? >> because i couldn't get it done. a black man, eric logan, with was killed by a white officer and i'm not allowed to take sides unand the officer was said he was attacked with a knife but he didn't have his body camera on. it's a mess and we're hurting and i could walk you through all of the things that we have done as a community. all of the steps we took from bias training to de-escalation, but it didn't save the life of eric logan. when i look into his mother's eyes i have to face the fact and nothing i say will bring him back. >> all right, so brian darling and antujuan seawright are back with us. mayor pete, he's an executive, he doesn't have to deal with obstruction from republicans when it comes to the issue of fair policing. but there, he accepted responsibility for what he's not been able to do in his city

adriana diaz is in south bend, indiana. >> you all got racism inside of anur police department. reporter: when south bend mayor and presidential candidate pete buttigieg stepped off the campaign trail this weekend, he ryced fury back home. ris raucous town hall sunday night came after the fatal police shooting of 54-year-old eric logan last week. police say logan had a knife, but the officer, who was white, didn't turn on his body camera. a.ttigieg struggled to satisfy angry constituents. >> if anyone who is on patrol is shown to be a racist, that is their last day on the street. >> reporter: tensions have milaered since buttigieg fired be city's first black police chief shortly after becoming mayor seven years ago. african americans account for just 5% of south bend's police force, despite being 26% of the population. >> i am raising a seven-year-old grandson. when he sees the police, he is afraid. >> reporter: that was verma blackman. we spoke to her and her grandson elijah. >> when they have their guns out, it makes me feel scared. >> reporter: does south bend, indiana have a

a tornado slammed south bend and other parts of indiana over the weekend. th bend outside a daycare facility that was nearly destroyed. was anybody hurt? >> reporter: well, anthony, good morning. fortunately, the tornado hit this daycare center on a sunday, when no one was inside. but as you can see, half of the building is completely destroyed. this is the closest we're going to get because of these downed power lines. now this building bore the brunt of the tornado as it moved through here. but most of the area was actually spared. the national weather service will be here later today to assess the damage. the tornado was caught on camera as it moved near a cvs pharmacy just after 8:00 p.m. last night. you can see pieces of debris in the air moments after it hit. the storm was so strong, it downed trees and knocked out power. >> there were no reports of any major injuries. that same storm system also brought flash flooding to parts of missouri and southwest missouri roads washed out, buildings were damaged and there were reports of multiple water rescues.

on sunday, facing outraged residents in his hometown of south bend, indiana. meeting called to address the shooting death of eric logan by a white police officer. >> people are not heard. that's why you're getting the reaction you're getting. >> reporter: buttigieg remaining calm even while being constantly interrupted byired up constituents. >> that is their last day on the street. i would love to be able to finish my reply if that's okay. >> a guy threw a knife at me. >> reporter: the officer claims logan, who was allegedly breaking into cars, had a knife and ignored repeated commands to drop it. but the officer didn't activate his bodycam. >> i don't fear nobody. >> thank you, ma'am. >> reporter: now residents are demanding action and the democratic candidate coming off the campaign trail to answer questions. logan's mother even confronting the mayor in front of cameras. >> i've been here all my life and you all didn't do a damn thing about me or my son or none of these people out here. it's time for you to do something. if you can't do it, then step your [

a possible tornado has touched down in south bend, indiana, destroying or badly damaging several buildings including a day-care center but the good news is no one was injured. the heavy rain triggered a flash flood emergency in southwest, missouri destroying this bridge. now let's take a look at your monday forecast. >>> good morning, we are tracking out severe thunderstorms from detroit all the way down to nashville, tennessee looking for flooding concerns. as you head back on the back side, drier conditions for bismarck, oklahoma and low pressure will continue to press its way into the east as it does so we're looking at wet conditions through the mid-atlantic region but high pressure further to the north so boston looking fabulous as you start off your monday. i'm your accuweather meteorologist daji aswad. >>> coming up, one very lucky lottery number. >>> but first yet another candidate is running for president. we'll introduce you to the 25th democrat to enter the race. >>> plus, new information on the comeback plan for toys "r" us. ♪ ain't that a shame >>> the man who co-wrote the wor

some of these other candidates elizabeth warren camilla harris of california mayor people from south bend indiana like those are the next generation of politicians and so i think ultimately voters are going to want someone who is not a career politician and is very different from donald trump today i heard one analyst say that the winning democratic ticket in 2020 would be joe biden as president and a woman of color as his vice presidential running mate what do you say to that. that certainly could be a winning formula in the sense that it would basically signal that america is changing and biden would be preparing the way for the next generation of leaders but i still think it's a risk for america to go with biden just because trump loves to campaign against career politicians i mean that was really the secret of his victory over hillary clinton he basically said she's been in politics for decades she's got all these deals she's dishonest and you cannot trust her and my concern is he will run exactly the same type of campaign against joe biden so i think you know it's a long ways before the elec

your community of south bend, indiana, has recently been in uproar over an officer involved shooting.he police force in south bend is now 6% black in a city that is 26% black. why has that not improved over your two t terms as mayor? >> because i could not get it done. my communinity is in anguish rit now because ofof an fificer -involved shooting. a black man, eric logan, killed by a white offfficer. and i'm not allowed to take sides until the investigation comes back. the officer said he was attacked with a knife, but he didn't have his body camera on. amy: rashad robinson? >> he said he could not get the job done. the question is, why are you running for president? i'm looking for to sitting down and hearing that from him but the question really is, in south bend, indiana right now, the black community is hurting. they want their mayor to stand up and figure out how he is going to make safety and justice a reality. amy: i went in with people who to judge's closing comments. -- pete buttigieg's closing comments. well, i don't ththink we have i. here we go. >> experience of writing a

tense relationships between the city and black residents and as jason carroll reports from south bend, indianasely as he's trying to win over african-american voters across the country. >> reporter: south bend mayor pete buttigieg facing a growing challenge at home as he prepared for the first major test of his presidential run. this week's national democratic debate. >> it is disrespectful that i have three boys that i have to teach today what to do. >> reporter: both town halls and community events in indiana this weekend erupted in anger over alleged racism in the south bend police department. >> we've been fighting all of our life -- >> what are you going to do about it? [ yelling ] >> the recent death of a black resident eric logan at the hands of a white police officer highlights a long-standing problem mayor buttigieg admits he has not been able to solve. >> we've done so many things over the years. obviously it hasn't gotten us to the point where there is full trust. where even the level of trust that we need. >> reporter: during the eight years he's been mayor, the south bend police d

and there's also a spotlight on issues of race embroiling both joe biden and south bend, indiana mayor pete buttigieg. we break it down this monday morning with garrett haake and savannah sellers. and the current principle at nicker booker. and maria teresa kumar, an msnbc contributor. ms. sellers, we'll start with you, i know you just talked to bern bernie sanders. he is in that thursday night debate. what did he tell you? >> i sat down with senator sanders as well as representative omar to discuss this college for all act that they're unveiling today. the idea is that it would make tuition and fees totally eliminated for students who want to go to college and also it would completely cancel student debt. now, that's about $1.52 trillion worth of debt. the difference here is that free college would actually be available to all income levels. and i asked him, because as we all know he's somebody who points out the great economic differences in this country, why should that be available to all americans, is it a freebie for wealthy americans? >> every person in this country who has the

on top of everything else, i noticed this weekend video started popping up of a tornado in south bend, indianaer or later, you're going to really start feeling that your job compels you to be there even though he is due to be onstage in glamorous miami, florida, with nine of his closest friends thursday night on this network. >> uh-huh. and what's going to be interesting about that, brian, is what sense we get from his rivals that they feel that he is vulnerable in the primary race on this front. like i said, so far, you know, we've kind of seen what's happened in south bend and what's happening on the campaign trail as it relates to mr. buttigieg remains somewhat separate. we talked to some democratic primary voters in south carolina who were eager to learn more about what's happening in south bend, but to the extent that that is penetrating on the campaign trail, i think that's something we're going to have to watch over the next couple weeks. >> when they say in politics when you're explaining, you're losing, that has not numerically that much applied to joe biden yet but he's still digging

buttigieg grilled during a tense town hall meeting in south bend, indiana. audience members erupting with raw emotions over a deadly police shooting. the town hall at times teetering on the brink of chaos. here's tara palmeri. >> get the people that are racists off the street. >> reporter: tonight, an angry and hostile crowd facing presidential candidate and south bend, indiana, mayor pete buttigieg at a town hall over the shooting of a black man by a white officer. buttigieg remaining calm while facing the intense crowd. >> i don't fear nobody. >> thank you, ma'am. >> that is their last day on the street. and i would love to be able to finish my reply, if that's okay. >> reporter: the shooting happened last sunday when officer ryan o'neill shot and killed eric logan. >> another unit here. guy threw a knife at me. >> reporter: claiming logan had a knife and ignored repeated demands to drop it. >> one gunshot wound right side of the abdomen. >> reporter: but o'neill never turned his body camera on. in south bend it is the officer's discretion as to when to ac

skipped the campaign events in south carolina and returned to his home city where he is mayor in south bend, indiana, where he was surrounded by angry community members, some of them holding black lives matter signs. there's outrage now in south bend after the fatal police shooting of a black man. take a listen. >> we set up the body camera, right? and then they failed us when we needed them, so if you're saying it's not good enough, you're right. >> and that was a relatively tame moments. there were other moments where he was being screamed at. there's been talk for awhile buttigieg who has been on a rocket ride actually really needs to make inroads with black voters nationally if he's going to make it. how is this moment likely to play for him? >> well, i think -- i've always thought for candidates like pete buttigieg, the biggest test would not come in the rise but would come when they went through a gauntlet of bad press and i think this is a test of him. the other part i think that's affected, he's only held one political office, and that's mayor of south bend, indiana. and he has to demonstrat

he says his eight years leading south bend, indiana, gives him more experience to be president than donaldrump had. he gave me a tour of his hometown which a decade ago was cited as one of america's ten dying cities, the same year buttigieg was elected mayor. >> how are you doing? >> hi, pete. >> so you don't mind being called pete by this guy? you don't have to say your honor? >> that's my man. he's my mayor. >> it would many funny if i insisted on it. >> in south bend, they just call him pete, the hometown mayor who is suddenly a national celebrity. >> say hi to mayor pete. >> when you wake up in the morning do you feel mayor? >> yeah, because the first thing you're doing is checking to see what happened overnight. if it wasn't something worth weigh you up over, there's stuff you still want to know about. >> a crime report? >> i get incident reports and a monthly look at where the numbers are. >> the city was in a decades-long decline. it called the business district a blighted ghost town. today investment in pouring in. there are new condos, parks, restaurants, even a nightly light disp

>> okay, jason carroll in south bend, indiana. thank you.fter the town hall was over, i spoke to the man who moderated that event. pastor michael patton. he says he wasn't surprised about the town's emotional response. >> we've been a bomb waiting to happen, and on last sunday, june 16th, that bomb was lit and now we see the fallout of anger, we see mistrust, and all of the oth oth other things that come along with that. we have things we must address. tonight was one of the first steps i believe in the healing process. that's allowing for people to come to an open forum where they're able to share their questions and receive as well a response to them. now, the responses may not been -- may not have been the responses that they wanted. but it was an opportunity for our community to be able to come together and to discuss some challenges that we have in our community. >> based on what you saw transpire today, does he get it? did he get it today? >> i believe he gets it. he's got some good people at the table that have joined him. and it is a

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. >> reporter: an angry and hostile crowd facing presidential candidate and south bend, indiana mayore buttigieg at a town hall over a shooting of a black man by a white officer. buttigieg remaining calm while facing the intense crowd. >> i don't fear nobody -- >> thank you, ma'am. that is their last day on the street. and i would love to be able to finish -- i'd love to be able to finish reply if that's okay. >> reporter: the shooting happened last sunday when officer ryan o'neal shot and killed eric logan. >> another unit here, guy threw a knife at me. >> reporter: claiming logan had a knife and ignored repeated demands to drop it. o'neal never turned his body camera on. in south bend it is the officer's discretion as to when to activate them. >> while body cameras were implemented across the department, obviously there is enormous frustration, which i share, that they were not there when we needed them most. >> can we have an officer step over to this area, please? >> reporter: the community is outraged. >> how are you supposed to trust this mayor when a young man got killed over t

pete buttigieg takes a break from his presidential campaign to address issues in his city of south bend, indiana back home just might have gotten worse. an early morning shooting at a south bend bar left a 27-year-old man dead and as many as ten others hurt. police say the suspect is still at-large. the circumstances surrounding the incident remain unclear. buttigieg will comment on the shooting in about an hour from now at a scheduled town hall. where he is also expectd to address a police involved shooting in south bend one week ago, separate from what happened today. in that incident, a white police officer killed a black man who was allegedly breaking into cars with a knife in hand. the shooting has highlighted escalating racial tensions in the community and forced the mayor to leave the campaign trail to deal with all that's unfolding. jason carroll is in south bend and cnn politics reporter has exclusive cnn reporting on concerns involving the south bend, indiana police force. jason, let me first begin with you and the scheduled town hall and what is at the root of so much emotion. >> repo

. >> your community of south bend, indiana has been in uproar over an officer-involved shooting. south bend is 6% black in a city that is 26% black. why has that not improved over your two terms ma s as mayor? >> i couldn't get it done. my community is in anguish because of an officer involved shooting, a black man killed by a white officer and i'm not allowed to take sides until the investigation comes back. the officer says he was attacked with a knife but he didn't have his body camera on. it's a miess. we're hurting. i can walk you through the things that we have done as a communit community. all of the steps we took from bias training to deescalation but it didn't save the life of eric logan. >> cnn jason carroll has more on the crisis right now in south bend. >> it's time for you to do something. if you can't do something, sit down. >> south bend mayor pete buttigieg is facing a growing challenge at home as he prepared for last night's first democratic national debate. >> it's disrespectful i have three boys i have to teach what to do. >> reporter: both town halls and commun

democratic presidential candidate south bend mayor -- south bend, indiana, mayor puth buttigieg has pulled himself off the campaign trail to be in his hometown there. this is due to a shooting there. he learned a lesson in being more up front during events like this, he said. what does that mean? >> reporter: i think people want to hear more from the mayor especially with things like this. apparently there was a call about a man going through some cars. when police arrived here, they say they discovered a man about 53 years old. and according to officers, he had a knife. he didn't put the knife down when they said to. they said they've never known to have him be violent before. moving forward the mayor came home and listen to what he had to say late last night. >> we've had prior cases of officer involved shootings where i hesitated, frankly, to get in front of cameras because we didn't know very much and it was out of our hands. but what i was told by people in the community is that it is important to open channels of communication to try to be clear on where the city is. even if we don't

. >> here is more of what pete buttigieg, the mayor of south bend, indiana, faced today. >> the reorganize your department by friday next week. get the racists off the streets. it's disrespectful that i wake up every day scared. it's disrespectful that i have three boys that i have to teach what to do! get them off the streets! >> joining us now, melanie campbell, the chair of sisters lead, sisters vote, a national organizer for the black women's round table. also with us, cnn law enforcement analyst charles ramsay, and former philadelphia police commissioner appointed by president obama to a task force that worked on greater police transparency. he was even brought in as a senior adviser to the chicago police department in the wake of a deadly shooting like that of laquan mcdonald author of "what truth sounds like." melanie, did mayor pete buttigieg show he gets it? >> i work for a mayor during the rodney king era. what i saw was the pain that mothers showed. that's what really touched me more than anything. and that pain is very local but it's also what's happening all over the country.

. >> one of the demo ratsning for president came under fire today in south bend, indiana. his hometo, at issue relations between the he police and t black community there after a deadly polic shooting. >> an angry and emotional town hall for south bend mayor and presidential candidate pete buttigieg. >> get the people that are racist off the street. >> some residents furiousver the father's day shooting of a black man named eric logan. killed by a white police officer whose body camera w turned off. s>> if anyone who is on patrol shown to be a racist or to do something racist in a wa that is t substantiated,t is their last day on the street. >> buttigieg spent most of the last week off the campaign trail attempting to manage f the fall outm the shooting. the mayor agreed to support an outside investigation and faces demand to fire officers involved. >> did you just aske m if black lives matter. >> we want to hear you say it. >> of course black livesmatter. >> then fire your cops. >> this weekend the rest of the democratic field attempting to clarify controversial comments h

since 2012, he has been the mayor of south bend, indiana. he is a graduate of harvard oflege, and graduate pembroke college, and oxford road scholar, he served in the united states navy reserve as an intelligence officer. [applause] he deployed to afghanistan in 2014. washington --n worked in washington for the republican secretary of defense and former secretary -- senator john kerry. he supports universal health care. [applause] i have quite a list here, so you better not applaud. inequality,ome pro-environmental policies, checks on power and purchases, and he wants to use immigration as a way to strengthen our country. he wants to and the gerrymandering -- end gerrymandering and wants to abolish the electoral college. it believes every woman should be able to make her own reproductive choices. [applause] >> i hope you are as nice to people as you were to me. [laughter] he believes that a person should have the right to marry the person he or she lives. -- loves. [applause] >> he has become a leading spokesman for the millennial lifeation

a south bend indiana where he is the mayor. the police unit and black residents both very angry with him. and then, there are the socialists with their trillion dollar big spending plans and moderates could and should push them hard over how they will pay for all of it or any of it. and, all the little guys, they will do all they can to make a name for themselves. everyone will be talking everyone all the time. after the smoke clears, nobody may be left standing. which is fantastic.that means president trump can roll up his sleeves for the third and fourth terms. and did i mention, the president, he may be live tweeting during the whole thing. we don't know but he's been teasing us about it. the panels here tonight, america in the age of co-author and fox news contributor jessica tarlov and tom -- host of left coast news podcast and author of lawyers and whores, how big ms. -- big business -- is it whoring? >> people had issues with that. regan: anyhow, let's get to this because i know you are excited, jessica. and we might be

presidential candidates will be at this weekend's big fish fry in south carolina, indiana mayor pete buttigieg will be back in south bend second trip home in the wake of a police-involved shooting there that claimed the life of a black man, eric logan, on sunday. tonight marchers confronted the mayor in a sometimes tense standoff. >> in front of all these cameras that black lives matter. >> did you just ask me if black lives matter? of course black lives matter. >> what about a black life? what matters about a black life you to, mayor pete? what matters about a black life to you? >> we should note a short time after that mayor buttigieg received applause for promising to sign a petition for the justice department to investigate the shooting. the mayor will hold a town hall meeting to address the concerns of residents protesting this officer-involved shooting. as i mentioned, the rest of the field in south carolina is a big test. for joe biden, how about his headlines with the relationship of seg regation of senators affect his front runner status? they asked if they thought south carolina voters would blame biden. he sa

>> reporter: mayor pete buttigieg was back in south bend, indiana, attending a march after there was that shooting back in his city. he decided that he needed to go back for that event. he may be making his return here to south carolina tomorrow. there's going to be more events going forward as the weekend continues. laura. >> arlette saenz, thank you. now, i want to bring in david axelrod, former senior adviser to president obama. andrew gillum, the former democratic nominee for governor in florida. and aisha moody mills, a democratic strategist. all of you are very well aware of the power of the black vote, and its importance in any election. mayor gillum, i'll start with you. the black vote, this term that seems like there's a monolithic group of voters is a little bit off, but what does a candidate have to do to try to appeal to this so-called black vote? what issues are the most important? >> well, i mean you're right to point out that black vote is not a monolith. we don't all go in and make the same considerations and vote the same way. we just saw a forum down in south carolin

>> reporter: mayor pete buttigieg was back in south bend, indiana, attending a march after there was that shooting back in his city. he decided that he needed to go back for that event. he may be making his return here so south carolina tomorrow. there's going to be more events going forward as the weekend continues. laura. >> arlette saenz, thank you. now, i want to bring in david axelrod, former senior adviser to president obama. andrew gillum, the former democratic nominee for governor in florida. and aisha moody mills, a democratic strategist. all of you are very well aware of the power of the black vote, and i importance in any election. mayor gillum, i'll start with you. the black vote, this term that seems like there's a monolithic group of voters is a little bit off, but what does a candidate have to do to try to appeal to this so-called black vote? what issues are the most important? >> well, i mean you're right to point out that black vote is not a monolith. we don't all go in and make the same considerations and vote the same way. we just saw a forum down in south carolina

cnn's reporter is in south bend, indiana. so, vanessa, good morning to you.? >> reporter: good morning, victor. this is the first time that the mayor is going to be back in town since that really contentious town hall that he held with the community just last weekend. this, of course, after the police-involved shooting that left one african-american man dead. originally the mayor was going to attend the funeral of eric logan. according to his office, they advised the mayor that was not a good idea. instead, he's going to be taensdzi i attending a peace walk at the school behind me. and meeting with faith leaders and members of the community. and this issue has mraiplagued mayor. he was asked about it at the presidential debate thursday night. and also asked by don lemon last night. >> well, i don't think all of these issues are something that people claim to have solved. the issue i haven't solved are issues that no america has solved that no city has solved but we've made progress. sometimes, it's two steps forward and two steps back. i'm not going to presen

a deadly shooting in south bend, indiana, forced him off the campaign trail most of the last week. residents taking aim at the presidential candidate. so cnn's jason carroll was there. what happened? >> reporter: well, the mayor said that the town hall was painful. painful for the community. painful for him. but he said it was a necessary step in order to try to fix the problems facing his city. it may have been one of mayor pete buttigieg's most challenging times in office. he faced a hometown crowd that was angry and out of patience. >> get the racists off the streets. it's disrespectful i wake every day scared. it's disrespectful that i have three boys that i have to teach today what to do! get them off the streets! >> if anyone who is on patrol is shown to be a racist or to do something racist in a way that is substantiated, that is their last day on the street. zp >> reporter: the mayor organized the town hall to address the worries of the shooting by a white police officer last weekend. the police officer said he confronted logan while he was breaking into cars. logan later d

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south bend, where a white police officer shot a black citizen of south bend. here's how he defended his handling of that situation last night. >> your community of south bend, indianaficer-involved shooting. the police force in south bend is now 6% black in a city that is 26% black. why has that not improved over your two terms as mayor? >> because i couldn't get it done. my community is in anguish right now. i would walk you through all of the things that we have done as a community, but it didn't save the life of eric logan. >> humility, yes. solutions, no. how did he do, zach? >> i think people respect candor and i think they like it, but i think the sound bite of "i couldn't get it done" might be what sticks with people and that's probably not ultimately at the end of the day what poulpete buttigieg wanted out of that. >> right. >> that's putting a political sheen on something that they're really dealing with there. to his credit, he left the campaign trail and he's been trying to deal with that in real time now. not to totally politicize something, but -- >> well, no. >> he's running. so you kind of have to. >> yes, and it's an issue across this country, not j

use anything else" ♪ oh. . >>> mayor pete buttigieg taking heat from residents in the city of south bend, indianalack man. joining me now, sarah kate ellis, mayor andrew gillum, and theodore johnson. sarah kate is the president of glaud. mayor, i'm going to start with you first. there was a police shooting in south bend that left a black man dead. buttigieg got off the campaign trail to go back home and deal with the fallout. he hosted a town hall where emotions ran high. is he dealing with this the right way? >> i think it was the right step to take to head back to his full-time job. the truth is most voters think before you can earn a promotion, you've got to show you can do good in the job that you have. the truth is this is a bit of a no-win. i do think it was the right step to go back, but mayor buttigieg is not only dealing with the tragedy that took place in his community, but as so many of us know, anytime you open up your social media feed, there's another example of the kind of inhumanity and disrespect that is far too often demonstrated toward communities of color when it comes to law

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over the weekend, south bend, indiana, mayor a presidential hope pete buttigieg appeared on "meet thepress" and told chuck todd what he would do? >> you call the fbi. the moment you look at it, you haveimplicated yourself and i don't think you would want to do that. look. some things are complicated in politics and ethics. this is not. and this is not theoretical either. a hostile foreign policy successfully attacked our democracy the last election and no indication they are backing off from trying to doit in the next election. >> buttigieg spoke to chuck from richmond, virginia, where he was at a campaign stop. u>>> tensions between.s. and iran and stems from last week's attack on two oil tankers. the u.s. blames iranian forces to the attack. over the y eekend, secretarof state miked pompeo sai the u.s. was not looking for war with iran, but all necessary action to keep shipping routes open and cefe will be taken. >> how ain are you that iran was responsible? >> it's unmistakable what happened here. these were:&ti÷ attacks by th g islamic republic of iran. >> u.s.li intence sources s

presidential candidates will be at this weekend's big fish fry in south carolina, indiana mayor pete buttigieg will be back in south bendhe wake of a police-involved shooting there that claimed the life of a black man, eric logan, on sunday. tonight marchers confronted the mayor in a sometimes tense standoff. >> in front of all these cameras that black lives matter. >> did you just ask me if black lives matter? of course black lives matter. >> what about a black life? what matters about a black life you to, mayor pete? what matters about a black life to you? >> we should note a short time after that mayor buttigieg received applause for promising to sign a petition for the justice department to investigate the shooting. the mayor will hold a town hall meeting to address the concerns of residents protesting this officer-involved shooting. as i mentioned, the rest of the field in south carolina is a big test. for joe biden, how about his headlines with the relationship of segregation of senators affect his front runner status? they asked if they thought south carolina voters would blame biden. he said i don't think so, we

south bend, but nationally as well? >> i'm not thinking of the politics of it. it's not out of any lack of trying. it's a lack of getting to where we need today. >> jason carroll, cnn, south bend, indianaime with mayor buttigieg. he joins us now. how was it? >> he's coming off of a night that he feels he did very well. he's feeling very confident about that. he's feeling very confident about that. but he's dealing with race issues, as kamala harris is dealing with race issues and joe biden are dealing with race issues except he is back home when he was this young mayor when he's trying to become president of the united states. i spoke to him about that and whether he actually gets, you know, race issues, he was very honest about that. and exactly what he meant when he said, well, i just couldn't get there, specifically what that meant. >> this is what you said about south bend's police force, you said you couldn't get it done. how are black americans and all americans trust that you'll get it done, issues of race and the tensions across this country if you couldn't get it done in south bend. >> i don't think all these issues are something that somebody will claim to have solved. it's a

ask them to support ab 1505 and ab 1507. >>> welcome back. 2020 contender and south bend indiana mayor with a shooting. >> and he ordered all body cameras to be turned on during counters with civilians. our politics reporter is with us now. so he has to answer to this. of course he is running for president at the same time. and these issues are hot-button issu issues. so how is he answering these questions in. >> this morning there was a swearing in ceremony for new officers, it is supposed to be a celebratory time, but he took the time to focus on the shooting that happened on sunday that resulted in the address of a south bend resident and he took the time this morning to explain to officers how important their job was now and going forward. take a listen. >> understandable anger over why our system of body worn cameras did not lead to a clearer picture of what happened sunday. it is just a reminder of how much work we have yet to be done. how much work it will take all of us to reinforce trust. how far we all have to go before the day when no community member or officer would hesita

one of the democrats running for president, mayor pete buttigieg, came under fire today in south bend, indiana, his hometown at issue, relations between the police and the black community there, after a deadly police shooting garrett haake has that >> reporter: an angry and emotional town hall for south bend mayor and presidential candidate pete buttigieg >> get the people that are racist off the street. >> reporter: some residents furious over the father's day shooting of a black man named eric logan, killed by a white police officer whose body camera was turned off >> if anyone who is on patrol is shown to be a racist or to do something racist in a way that is substantiated, that is their last day on the street. >> reporter: buttigieg spent most of the last week off the campaign trail, attempting to manage the fallout from the shooting the mayor agreed to support an outside investigation and faces demand to fire officers involved. >> did you just ask me if black lives matter >> we want to hear you say it. >> of course black lives matter. >> then fire your cops >> reporter: this weekend, the