nancy: breaking in st. paul minnesota, a major protest after a police officer was cleared following a controversial shooting, the aftermath caught on facebook. this is a live picture. we will take you there in a moment. jonathan: we start off on storm watch because parts of the area are getting storms with a chance of rain continuing into tomorrow and sunday. nancy: meteorologist brian van de graaff is here. brian: the storms are isolated, so there will be dry hours. outside right now come across the area, showers pushing through right now. live doppler showing showers right now through central virginia come heavier showers on the east side. through the evening, the showers continue to dissipate. we are in the mid-70's, not dropping much. day, afternoon shower and storm chances. thanks very much, brian. the breaking news from st. paul, minnesota, were a massive group of protesters are walking through the streets after it officer was acquitted in the shooting death of a man whose girlfriend was streaming live on

protesters have hit the streets in st. paul.us live on the phone.who these are live pictures we are looking at. bill, describe the protests around you. >> reporter: hi, don. i'm in the middle of a protest right now. these started about an hour ago, a little more in downtown st. paul at the capital. they started marching west on university avenue through different st. paul neighborhoods. this crowd right now has probably swelled to about 2,000 people. st. paul police are saying at least 1,500 to 2,000, and i would definitely agree to that. every time when step over a little hill here you can see the crowd stretching for blocks and blocks. they're loud, they're peaceful, they're respectful when they go through different neighborhoods but they're mad, and this crowd isn't split among ethnic divisions, either. it is a mix of everybody. i would say a majority of this crowd is actually white. there are whites, there are blacks, there are the front -- the front of the crowd as you can probably imagine with lots of these protests are yo

i want to remind the viewer you are looking at live pictures from st. pauland protesters are out in force there. they're upset about the officer in this case who shot and killed philando castile. not guilty on all charges. we'll continue to update that. again, our thanks to judge hatchett. when we come back the president shooting off a series of controversial tweets again and they're getting him into a lot of trouble. ...and diarrhea. but it's my anniversary. aw. sorry. we've got other plans. your recurring, unpredictable abdominal pain and diarrhea... ...may be irritable bowel syndrome with diarrhea, or ibs-d. you've tried over-the-counter treatments and lifestyle changes, but ibs-d can be really frustrating. talk to your doctor about viberzi,... ...a different way to treat ibs-d. viberzi is a prescription medication you take every day that helps proactively manage... ...both abdominal pain and diarrhea at the same time. so you stay ahead of your symptoms. viberzi can cause new or worsening abdominal pain. do not take viberzi if you have no gallbladder, hav

several protesters blocked a main interstate between st. paul and minneapolis, resulting in 18 arrests. peaceful demonstrations continued throughout the weekend. for more on the killing, we will go to the twin cities after headlines. in the western pacifica -- western pacific, the u.s. navy says it has recovered the bodies of seven missing sailors who died after their warship collided with a cargo ship off the coast of japan. saturday's collision nearly sank the uss fitzgerald, a naval destroyer, and came despite clear weather conditions. in iraq, a u.s.-led military coalition has begun its assault on mosul's old city, a densely-populated urban area and the last stronghold of isis in the northern iraqi city. the u.n. said friday as many as 150,000 people remain trapped in the district, describing their situation as desperate. residents of western mosul who were able to escape described scenes of starvation. >> we have nothing to eat. no flour, no rice. nothing at all. we had to each grass and made grass soup to feed our children. amy: there were

as the st. paul mayor has asked for the son of st. paul has died. we have a large history of activism in minnesota and our hope is we will have peaceful marches this evening. >> do you have faith in local authorities and police that they are capable of policing large, even angry large zmongs and keeping order without things get violent. >> we hope so. we knew the verdict would come out and the plan had long been from the community to go to the capital today not knowing what the verdict would be. so far they are peaceful protests and we hope that will continue. it's very important that people have the right to express their views. >> senator, let me ask you about a controversy that you've been very outspoken on t international matter of the embargo with cuba. president trump, i don't mean this in a mean way, but he hasn't accomplished much. >> you be mean? no. >> i try never to be mean, especially when i talk to you, miesota nice. obviously he had gsuch in the supreme court. he hasn't passed any substantive policy at all. the republicans have rolled

and as the st. paul mayor has asked for this son of st. that was addition that died, that we have peaceful marches. we have a large history of activism and social activism in minnesota. and our hope is that we'll have peaceful marches this evening. people certainly have a right to express their views. >> do you have fate in local authorities and local police that they are capable of policing large, even angry large demonstrations and keeping order without things -- without things getting violent? >> we hope so. this had been planned. we knew the verdict would come out and the plan had long been from the community to go to st. paul, to go to the capitol the day the verdict came out, not knowing what it would be. so far, they are peaceful proceed tesses. we hope that will continue. it's very important that people have the right to express their views. >> senator, let me also ask you about a controversy you've been very outspoken on. international matter of the embargo with cuba. president trump -- i don't mean this in a mean way, but he hasn'

in st. paul, minnesota tonight after a jury acquitted a police officer of all charges in the shooting death of philando castile. the officer shot and killed the 32-year-old during the traffic stop late last year while his girlfriend sat in the passenger seat of the car live streaming the aftermath of the shooting on facebook. prosecutors charged the officer with second-degree manslaughter saying no reasonable officer would have used deadly force, but the jury didn't see it that way and returned a not guilty verdict today after deliberating for 27 hours. correspondent mike tobin has the emotional reaction from the victim's mother. >> the system continues to fail black people and they will continue to fail you all. >> reporter: emotions running high after a police officer who fatally shot a man is acquitted on all charges. yanez pulled castile over for a broken taillight, but the stop quickly escalated. yanez fired into the car thinking later he was going for his gun. >> it is time we have a young

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. >> overnight, protesters shut down the freeway in is the st. paul marching by the thousands from minnesota's state capital. protest whag they see as injustice. police officer haramo jiminez found not guilty in the death of philando castile. castile was shot five times. his girlfriend, broadcasting the aftermath live to facebook. 10 white and two black jurors spent for days deliberating. new this morning, we're hearing from one of those jurors. >> we feel so much pain for the family, especially when the verdict was said out loud. we all just kind of sunk in our -- but we had to do what we had to do. >> the jurors say the law favored officer jiminez, who took the stand in his own defense saying i was scared to death and i thought i was die. he said castile match the description of a robbery suspect. >> you told him to get his i.d., sir, his driver's license. >> prosecutors argued castile had a permit, warned the officer that he had a firearm and that the officer overreacted. castile's family i outraged by the verdict. >> my son loved this city and thi

. >> reporter: in st. paul parish, they are building up the homes. you can see they're actually building a levee, an actual wall 4 1/2 feet up to keep the water from getting into this neighborhood. take a look at the water already. it's up to the edge of the bank. residents like eleno rodriguez taking no chances. >> when i look at the weather map and what it looks like, it's not good moisture stretching all the way to georgia, dozens evacuated from this flooded area in gwinnette county. >> eva pilgrim joins us tonight from st. paul's parish. and the barrier is nearly a mile long, eva? >> reporter: that's right, david. they will be working through the night to make sure this is ready. it's been raining here all month. the ground is already saturated so real concern where the rain is going to go. david? >> we are thinking about the people in new orleans tonight and across the gulf. let's get to rob marciano with a track of this thing. rob? >> hey, not a hurricane but it is a large storm. look how far north and east the storm extends. it's 200 miles fro

(justine) st. paul, minnesota, state troopers arrested about a half-dozen people. and in seattle police used tear gas to disperse rowdy demonstrators and 3 arrested3 people/. in santa clara county... protestors held dueling politically charged rallies near santana row... one side taking an anti-islamic law stance. the other side calling their participation a "unity rally." that group saying they were there to oppose what they perceived to be an anti-muslim rally. several hundred people showed up and the rallies lasted for about four hours.(sot) "i am fully in favor of muslim- americans. i am very grateful for muslims to come to the united states and adopt american values" the demonstrations remained peaceful, though at least one man was briefly detained by police, before being released. in the east bay.. a student says he was denied the chance to walk at graduation because he wanted to wear his military uniform.kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to the family in brentwood tonight... and has the details. harley fletcher comes from a family of servicemen and women. and f

a major freeway in st. paul. 18 people were arrested as police worked to dispersehe mostly peaceful crowd. overnight, protesters shutdown the freeway in st. paul after marching by the thousands from minnesota state capitol. protesting what they see as injustice. police officer jeronimo yanez found not guilty of manslaughter friday in the shooting death of philando castile. >> oh, my god. don't tell me he is dead. >> reporter: castile was shot five times during a traffic light last summer. his girlfriend broadcasting live to facebook. ten white and two black jurors spent four days deliberating. new this morning, we are hearing from one of the jurors on the decision to acquit the officer. >> we feel so much pain for the family and especially when the verdict was said out loud. we all just sunk in our chairs. we had to do what we had to do. >> reporter: the jurors said the law favored officer yanez. he said castile matched the description of a robbery suspect and saw him reach for a gun. >> i told him not to reach

hill montessori school in st paul i know this because i went to j.j. hill immediately following castillo's murder and this is what his community told me . he was a mr rogers with dreadlocks and she was just a kind and gentle guy and. she would break apart fights easily just by being a calming influence she would help out kids with disabilities how do you get provoked by them when when we see what i've said to my little one they didn't know what a kind and gentle man he was this police officer saw his brownness and thought him a monster and the thing that i want people to know is that that officer blew a hole in his family in his life he'll never have the children that he should parent what a wonderful man and in five hundred and some children's lives and all of their support people and all of their parents and that's a huge part of this community. in st paul the high school classmates of steel have started an annual community gathering to celebrate his life and raise money for a scholarship fund established in his honor and memory in washington on your

and as the st. paul mayor has asked for the son of st. - that died, that we have peaceful marchs. we have a large history of activism and social activism in minnesota. and our hope is that we'll have peaceful marches this evening. but people certainly have a right to express their views. >> do you have faith in local authorities and police that they are capable of policing large, even angry large demonstrations and keeping order without things getting violent? >> we hope so. this had been planned. we knew the verdict would come out, and the plan had long been from the community to go to the capital the day the verdict came out not knowing what the verdict would be. so far, they are peaceful protests, and we hope that will continue. it's very important that people have the right to express their views. >> senator, let me ask you about a controversy that you've been very outspoken on, the international matter of the embargo with cuba. president trump, i don't mean this in a mean way, but he hasn't accomplished much. >> you? be mean? no. >> i

. >>> in st. paul, minnesota, following the acquittal of a former police aoff isser who faced charges of a shooting death of a man during a traffic stop. people gathered at the police department this afternoon, and went down the street chanting and carrying signs. friday, he was found not guilty of manslaughter and other charge s. that night, 18 demonstrators were arrested for ignoring the warnings to get off of 94 in st. pa paul, and today's protest remained peaceful. >>> still ahead, trying to keeple cool in the start of the summerfe festival season. >>> it is not easy, and how people in the east bay beat the heat while enjoying a popular festival. >> at half moon bay around 68, but inland at concord, it is 107 as we are seeing the heat wave extending into the forecast, and how long the hot temperatures will stick around when we come back. oakland. >>> you are looking at a live picture of a slow-moving traffic heading towards the bay bridge toll plaza headed to san francisco. and headed to san franci

marchers broke away trying to block interstate 94 in st. paul. police line confronted the crowd. they broke up peacefully. his family stormed out of the courtroom when the verdict was red. >> the system continues to fail black people, my son loved this city and this city killed my son and the murderer gets away. >> the city of st. paul announced or the city of saint an -- anthony will get rid of the officer dispite the acquittal. >>> president trump announced that's under federal investigation for obstructing justice by firing james comey. in response, trump tweeted -- president trump is referring to deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. sources believe the president believe rosenstein and mueller are biased against him. democratic lawmakers are calling on congress to stop him if he tries to fire the pair. diane feinstein said he believes the rule of law does not apply to him. >>> the firefly music festival is rocking in dover, delaware. the lineup includes chance the rapper, kesha and bob will i --b dylan . >>> a teenager in texas admits to steal from his boss, we'll show you

marianne's life with the latest. >> protest in st. paul and resulting in 18 arrests. this started as soon as the officer was cleared of manslaughter. casteel's family stormed out of the courtroom after hearing the verdict in his mother believing justice was not served for her son. >> i'm so disappointed in the state of minnesota. my son love the state. my son love the city in the city killed my son. >> arthel: jurors who deliberated for over 29 hours said even after the verdict was read there were very much aware of the impact of their decision. >> it was very hard to come to a conclusion that we did. it was very hard. the law was in favor of the officer. >> arthel: even though he was acquitted they announced plans to dismiss them from the police force despite being clear. they offered him a voluntary separation. according to their views the public will be best served if he is no longer an officer there. the prosecutor also said even though the verdict is painful for a lot of folks, it must be respected. there are prayer meetings of protes

joe has the story tonight from st. paulnnesota. >> reporter: minnesota dad, the garage is more than an oversized shed. >> double vice bench, which is kind of nice. >> reporter: for john francis -- >> it's a play room when we need it. >> reporter: it's a place for the guys to hang out. >> like the sign says, what happens in the garage, stays in the garage. >> reporter: francis spends every father's day with his two daughters, he spends the night before with fellow dads. the tradition created inside that garage five years ago when he invited friends over for beers and pizza and father's eve was born. >> connect, we share, we celebrate being dads. >> reporter: each year, it got bigger. >> thank you for coming. >> reporter: so much so, the party had to outgrow the garage and move to the restaurant. last night, dozens of dads converged with a mission. >> to really recognize fathers for their contribution and, you know, their willingness to go the extra mile for their kids.ç >> reporter: they grill, they share stories, and they

they shut down the interstate and st. paul8 people were arrested overnight during the demonstrations. the mother of lando castile stormed out of the courtroom saying her sending to the justice should he deserved. >> i am so disappointed in the state of minnesota. my son loved this state. my son love the city and the city killed my son. >> julie: demonstrations by folks upset by the verdict come down a bit today in prayer meetings have been held, including stevie wonder appearing at a church. more demonstrations are planned in cities across the country. >> julie: if he had been convicted, he could have faced up to ten years in jail, what is the reaction to that? >> that's right. he was facing serious jail time. legally the officers in the clear. the city of saint anthony where he works is already planning to dismiss him from the police force despite the acquittal. the city planning to offer him a voluntary separation from his job. >> thank you very much. >> julie: as senate republicans were to repeal and replace obama care, dem

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in other parts of the country, much of the same, st. paul tribute ceremony, calling out the names of each victim. those who are out today really braved the heat wave. it was not just for pride events. crowds packed celebrate fairfax and the national mall the 90's. meteorologist josh knight has a look at how long it will last. kimberly: still at least a couple days of temperatures back into the low and mid 90's. some of us are still in the 80's this evening. all of these little white lines are all pointing out of the southwest. that is why we got so warm today and will stay warm and muggy tonight, and the trend continues. 80 quantico and d.c., 79 leesburg, shenandoah valley in the low 70's. some of us will not even get into the 60's tonight. in mind aorning, keep very mild, warm beginning to the 85 at 10.c. at 7 a.m., a.m., lunch time 90's, the high topping out around 95. tomorrow we do it again. again tuesday. finally wednesday a little break in the heat but that is also we will track the humidity in the next chance of thunderstorms and how

for "cbs this morning: saturday" barry petersen, st. paul, minnesota. >>> a big rig truck with a chase. the tractor trailer was reported stolen on friday. the driver sur rended but not before the big chase. six people were injured. >>> don't write off the cavaliers just yet. lebron james and company came out shooting in game four. >> james puts the defense. swings. there's the the c smart-shooting warriors,. james score third degree 1 point and fheh his ninth triple-double if the finals, surpassing magic johnson. the cavs never trailed in the 137-116 win, but they still find themselves down three games to one, the same deficit they overcame in last year's finals that i mean i don't like it. it causes too much stress, man. i'm stressed out. keep doing this every year. but listen. at the end of the day, we've just got some resilient guys. >> lebron is stressed out. >>> game five is on monday night in boston. oh, don't you know, anthony, i'm going to be watching that. never bet against lebron james. >> no. >>> time to show you some of th m "the

nbc's blake mccoy is live in st. paul, minnesota,wi blake, good morning. >> reporter: g,t the state capi to protest through the streets, eventually ending on the freeway as officers work to disperse the crowd. overnight protesters shut down the freeway after marching from st. paul's state capitol protesting the injustice. the police officer jeronimo yanez was found not guilty in the shooting death of philando castile. he was shot five times during a traffic stop for a broken taillight last summer. his girlfriend broadcasting the aftermath live to facebook. ten white and two black jurors spent four days deliberating. new this morning, we're hearing from one chairs. but we had to do what we had to do. >> reporter: the jurors said the law favored the officer who took the stand and said, i was scared to death and thought i would die. yanez said castile smelled like pot, matched the description of a robbery suspect and thought he had a gun. >> you asked him to get his i.d., sir, his driver's license. >> reporter: officers say

host: that's chris from st. paul, minnesota. mentions the constitution. article 3 section 1 which gives this idea federal judges including justices the power to get those lifetime appointments. saying judicial power of the united states shall be invest -- vested in the supreme court. the justices shall hold their offices during good behavior and shall stated time receive for they are services compensation which shall not be diminished during their continuance in office. that's where the basis of lifetime appointments comings up for the justices on the supreme court. if you go to capitol hill now off capitol hill, at the supreme court, there's a shot at the building itself. there's a line of people, mix of media there as well. people watching the court today especially on the last day of its term. wondering with the finishing up of cases including the travel ban by the administration. they brought their case for the travel ban to the court. if that will come down today. we mentioned earlier about the potential retirement usually that's a discussion at this

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. >> want to bring in cnn's ryan young in st. paul this new look, this new video that i think everyone who sees it, ryan, they sit up and are just stunned. >> reporter: it's very tough to watch. we're actually near the place where the shooting occurred. as you look over my shoulder here, you can see the memorial that's been here since right after the shooting happened. this video takes place over 40 seconds. it is shocking and disturbing. >> sir, i do have to tell you, i do have a firearm on me. >> reporter: newly released dash cam video showing the crucial moments that led up to this deadly encounter last july. >> you shot four bullets into him, sir. he was just getting his license and registration, sir. >> reporter: the shooting of this man, 32-year-old philando casti castile, by a police officer ignited nationwide protest over the use of force by police. after his girlfriend broadcast the shooting's horrific aftermath on facebook last july. >> oh, my god, please don't tell me he's dead. >> reporter: just after 9:00 on july 6th in a

laura from north st. paul wrote to me about her concerns about the very similar house bill. she is retired but she won't be eligible until next year. she has a daughter with several chronic health conditions. she is concerned it will end up paying far more for her health insurance and her daughter might lose it all together. it is right up at the tip and has been self-employed and is approaching retirement. he told me he will not be able to afford health insurance because of the way this proposal like the house bill worked that would increase premiums for older minnesotans or the woman from andover. she wrote to me she is worried to check off a box on a to do list when in fact she is squarely mt. middsquar squarely in the mid-ofl that box. she said made medicaid coverage because it helps him afford the treatment he needs to strive far productive life. they were worried about the billions in cuts from the concern from minnesota council of health plans. the senate proposal as i mentioned would make even deeper cuts over the long term to medicaid. it includes more than one fift

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marchers broke away trying to block interstate 94 in st. paul. a police line confronted the crowd and they disturbed peacefully. his family stormed out courtroom when the verdict was read. >> the system continues to fail black people. my son -- this city killed my son and the murderer gets away. >> the city of saint anthony announced plans to dismiss the officer despite his acquittal. >>> your time, 5:05 a.m., happening in just a few hours it will be day 6 of deliberations as the jury in the bill cosby sexual assault trial return to the courtroom. cosby spoke last night in a rare move. >> jurors come to argue with people [inaudible]. >> before that calm for calm, cosby's defense took issue for the repeated questions for the judge him dann cuellar has the details. >> i want to wish all the fathers a happy father's day. >> reporter: comedian bill cosby left the montgomery county courthouse wishing everybody a happy father's day. through his spokesman said they are unhappy with all the questions. >> reporter: the jury emerged to ask yet another ques

. >>> at this hour, all is calm on the streets of st. paul, minnesota.ut as you can see overnight, protests erupted following the not guilty verdict of a police officer in the shooting death of a black driver. officer jeronimo yanez was cleared yesterday in the shooting of philando castile. hundreds of protesters took to the streets and even blocked traffic on a highway in st. paul. police arrested 18 of those protesters. it took jurors four days of deliberations before finding the officer not guilty of manslaughter. last july, castile was shot five times during a traffic stop for a broken taillight. the story made national headlines when his girlfriend streamed the aftermath on facebook. castile was shot seconds after he told the officer he was carrying a gun and had a permit. yanez has said he believed castile was reaching for the weapon. >> my son loved this city and this city killed my son. and the murderer gets away. >> them jurors did not have enough human empathy and a conscience to just do the right thing. >> the city of st. anthony, minnesota, n

. >>> protests have erupted in st. paul tonight following yancy's acquittal. hundreds rallied at the state capitol and a short time ago began marching. officials are urging any protests to be peaceful. >>> two teenagers are feared dead after disappeared in atlantic city it happened last just after 6:00 last night. authorities say 15-year-old ramon quinn tried to rescue kalea a after caught in a rip current. they disappeared into the water and never resurfaced. the family says it brings them some comfort to know her friend tried to save her. >> in my eyes, he's a hero. he's my sister's hero? he didn't have to jump in and try to save her but he did what he did out of the kindness of his heart and i appreciate and respect that >> crews suspended search efforts about 11:00 this morning, hammered by fog and a rough ocean at that time. >>> president trump takes to twitter once again confirming he is under investigation for possible obstruction of justice in the is russia probe. he singled out rosenstein, the deputy attorney general who appointed special counsel bob

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. >>> and we are looking live at st. paul, m. minnesota where reporters and police are tracking large protests in the cities that were brought in by the verdict. you are looking at live pictures where protesters are taking to the streets. we will continue to keep an eye on this for you. >>> 52 hours of deliberations, but still no decision in the sexual assault trial of bill cosby. the jurors have called it quits for the night. they will be back tomorrow morning, saturday morning to try fo reach a verdict. there have been questions, mostly about the testimony. one today, what is reasonable doubt? >>> president trump back in town tonight after a trip to miami. that's where he made good on a relaxed relationship between the united states and cuba. >> we will be ready, willing, and able to come to the table to negotiate that much better deal with cubans for americans, much better deal. and a deal that's fair. a deal that's fair and a deal that makes sense. >> now, the president said he was completely canceling the current plan rolled

joe fryer, nbc news, st. paul, minnesota. >>> hammer schloggan. you betcha.appy father's day to my dad and all of the dads out there. that is "nbc nightly news" for this sunday night. i'm kate snow. for all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. >>> more americans watch nbc news than ==peggy/take vo== right now at six. >>> so it was hot, hot, hot, like the mojave desert. >> record breaking heat tonight and the dangers and the gradual shift and how hot it will get from here. >> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening, thank you for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm peggy bunker. a heat advisory is in effect. parts of the bay area dealing with record-breaking here. at sunol, reaching up to 105 degrees. forget about the green hillsides. burnd and very brown. and san jose 102. >> and we have live team

. >>> hundreds of people marched in st. paul, minnesota tonight after a jury acquitted a police officer of all charges. the protest was peaceful, but police moved in after some marchers blocked traffic on interstate 94 in both directions. officer yanez shot and killed castile during a traffic stop last year. today's not guilty verdict prompted outrage from his mother. yanez thought castile was reaching for a gun. prosecutors charged yanez with second-degree manslaughter saying no reasonable officer would have used deadly force. but after deliberating for 27 hours, the is jury disagreed. today his mother called the not guilty verdict that results in racism. >> i am so disappointed in a state of minnesota. my son lived this state. he had one tattoo on his body and then it was of twin city. the state of minnesota, they would please be honest. this city killed my son and -- and a murderer gets away. are you kidding me right now? >> reporter: castile's family was not alone in their outrage. barbara lee of oakland tweeted, "philando c

. >>> protests have erupted in st. paul tonight following yancy's acquittal. hundreds rallied at the state capitol and a short time ago began marching. officials are urging any protests to be peaceful. >>> two teenagers are feared dead after disappeared in atlantic city it happened last just after 6:00 last night. authorities say 15-year-old ramon quinn tried to rescue kalea a after caught in a rip current. they disappeared into the water and never resurfaced. the family says it brings them some comfort to know her friend tried to save her. >> in my eyes, he's a hero. he's my sister's hero? he didn't have to jump in and try to save her but he did what he did out of the kindness of his heart and i appreciate and respect that >> crews suspended search efforts about 11:00 this morning, hammered by fog and a rough ocean at that time. >>> president trump takes to twitter once again confirming he is under investigation for possible obstruction of justice in the is russia probe. he singled out rosenstein, the deputy attorney general who appointed special counsel bob

. >> we have breaking news in minnesota where hundreds of people protesting on the streets of st. paul, they are upset that a police officer was found not guilty in a shooting death. the after math of the shooting was seen on facebook. he told the officer he had a licensed handgun in his pants pocket and was shot when he reached for his i.d., the family is outraged that the officer was acquitted today. >> for that man to get up on the stand and lie. and the jurors to not have enough empathy and conscious -- >> it is now saturday morning off the southern coast of japan, seven american sailors are still unaccounted for, a navy destroyer collided with a ship, they said two crew members, including the commanding officer were air lifted with their injuries. seven sailors are still missing. the damage to the ship is severe. the ship is now slowly returning to port. >> it's being called a major roll back in u.s. policy toward cue ba. president trump reversing the obama era policies with the country. barbara lee was the architect of some of the policies under the obama administration, she is b

calling into question former fbi director's testimony before congress and the pioneer press out of st. paul, minnesota, the headline -- no collusion, no obstruction, that is what the president said yesterday. have the talent bazookas that -- the gazette, which started with the question we begin the program with, who do you believe? the boston globe in massachusetts, they started -- they had covered the front paper with trump fights back, says comey lied. the president's response to the testimony this week of former fbi director james comey topping the headlines in the nation. newspapers this morning, mike is calling from california on a republican line. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. and gooding, c-span morning, america. i truly believe in a president trump and i believe comey is continuing to life to cover up for hillary and obama's crimes in office. i challenge any news media officer or any person to prove that our president is lying. give me some facts, not just innuendo, but give me some facts. if you look at comey's testimony yesterday, it was all on circumstantial

barry petersen, st. paul, minnesota. >> dahler: she was sexually assaulted by director roman polanski as a teenager. now she wants a los angeles judge to drop the case. danielle nottingham has the story. >> i'm just here to try and get things resolved and not on roman's behalf but on the behalf of a fair justice system. >> reporter: samantha geimer delivered a passionate plea to end a case that's kept her in the headlines for the past 40 years. she said upon trauma of media scrutiny has been more painful than the crime. >> i do not want to explain to my granddaughter why she cannot go outside or answer the phone and why there are camera crews outside and eventually what happened to her >> reporter: she was 1 champagne and a pill during a photo shoot in the hollywood hills and sexually assaulted her. the oscar winner pleaded guilty to unlawful intercourse way minor in 1977. he was sent to a state prison for a 90-day evaluation but was released after 42 days. polansky pled the country to avoid additional time i

. >>> at this hour, all is calm on the streets of st. paul, minnesota.ut overnight, as you can see, more protests erupted following the not guilty verdict of a police officer in the shooting death of a black driver. officer egeronimo yanis was cleared yesterday in the shooting death of philando castillo. police arrested 18 of the protesters. it took jurors four days of deliberations before finding the officer not guilty of manslaughter. last july, castillo was shot five times during a traffic stop for a broken taillight. the story made national headlines after his girlfriend streamed the aftermath on facebook. castillo was shot seconds after he told the officer he was carrying a gun and had a permit. yanis has said he believes castillo was reaching for the weapons. >> my son loved this city and this city killed my son. and the murderer gets away. >> them jurors did not have enough human empathy and a conscience to just do the right thing. >> the city of st. anthony, minnesota, now says it will dismiss yanis as an employee, an officer there, even though h