Moment here at this memorial. You see its growing. Balloons and flowers, absolutely covering two Dallas Police cars. What the Dallas Police department wants people to remember are those five men who lost their lives in this shootout. A lot of people are also talking about the suspect. And what is being found in his home and the fact that clearly this was a planned event. Wolf. Sarah, very, very sad moment indeed. Stand by. I want to get back to you shortly as police dig into the shooters background, were learning new details about micah xavier johnson, on one hand friends described him as a jokester, fun loving saying nothing in his character foreshadowed the deadly rampage. Police say he was infuriated and wanted to kill White Police Officers and wanted to kill white people. Inside his home they found ammunition and bound making materials and radical antiwhite manifestoes. Ed lavandera has been looking into the shooters background. What else are you learning, ed . Reporter as those de
And the killer. Sunday night at 8 00 p. M. Eastern and pacific. But first, heres my take. It appears that President Trump decided that a bad deal with north korea was worse than no deal. A reasonable conclusion that suggests he and his team were approaching this important issue with the seriousness it deserves. One of the challenges with north korea is trying to get an agreement that locks in concessions at the start, because history tells us that pyongyang will not follow through, fully implement or honor its commitments. But in truth, the u. S. Does not have a great track record of honoring its commitments in International Agreements either. Its always useful in a negotiation to put ones self in the other sides shoes. If you were a north korean stat statesman, would you study the last Important International agreement negotiated and signed by an american president. The iran nuclear deal. In exchange for the elimination of 98 of irans material, thousands of centrifuges and cameras and
Whats next for the warring nuclear neighbors. And the killer. Sunday night at 8 00 p. M. Eastern and pacific. But first, heres my take. It appears that President Trump decided that a bad deal with north korea was worse than no deal. A reasonable conclusion that suggests he and his team were approaching this important issue with the seriousness it deserves. One of the challenges with north korea is trying to get an agreement that locks in concessions at the start, because history tells us that pyongyang will not follow through, fully implement or honor its commitments. But in truth, the u. S. Does not have a great track record of honoring its commitments in International Agreements either. Its always useful in a negotiation to put ones self in the other sides shoes. If you were a north korean statesman, would you study the last Important International agreement negotiated and signed by an american president. The iran nuclear deal. In exchange for the elimination of 98 of irans material,