but you can, in the state of minnesota, sentence a child sex offender for life. i mean it's just a total double standard. it makes no sense because you hide behind that it's "treatment." >> reporter: in 2011, a class action lawsuit was brought against the state by a group of offenders in minnesota's program-- including craig bolte- - arguing they were not getting any meaningful treatment and were instead being held indefinitely. last year, federal district judge donovan frank sided with them, saying that minnesota's sex offender program was unconstitutional, ruling "it's a punitive system that segregates and indefinitely detains a class of potentially dangerous individuals without the safeguards of the criminal justice system." the state has appealed the decision, and a ruling is expected this fall. in the meantime, state officials say they've already started making changes: five offenders have been moved into less restrictive settings, and new reviews are being done of all offenders to determine who's a potential candidate for release and who isn't. even dru sjo

lapd last night called minnesota police telling them they found this hit list and a woman in minnesota was on the list. they wanted police there to see if she was okay. when they checked, they found her murder. the ucla mainak sarkar had a stocked ammunition, he had at least two handguns and the woman was found killed and believed to be sarkar's girlfriend. >> gaddy in los angeles for us. the news conference is set to start any moment and president obama is at the air force academy graduation right now. the commandeering chief weighing in on the candidates who wants to replace the 1600 in pennsylvania. that's next. it is. u're all set to book a flight ing your airline credit card miles. and surprise! those seats sometimes cost a ridiculous number of miles, making it really hard to book the flight you want. luckily, there's a better way... with the capital one venture card. with venture, you'll earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. and when you're ready to travel, just book the flight you want, on any airline, then use your miles to cover the cost. now you're getting

he travelled from minnesota and to go in this building and shot william klug. many here in the engineering department. he was well likeded and a younger professor and by all accounts, a quiet gentle guy and supported all of his students and a baebl coach in california and went to dodger games and very well thought of professor shot and murdered by allegedly by the suspect. and there has been rantings and blog post that i read that had been pulled down and blaming him for things that made no sense. authorities are kind of going, clearly the guy had mental issues and that led to this because of the rantings on line. a lot of questions are unanswered. we expect charlie beck to speak here in southern california and he was open to it give information in this case. >> police in l.a. are looking for help finding the nissan centra that sarkar drove from minnesota to los angeles ahead of the killing? >> the third person's name on the list was found safe. there was differing accounts. was it a professor or female. they want to find the car and maybe there is more notes o

shuttle service betweenet eastern marked and minnesota avenue. that will help you keep moving i but we're anticipating someng se crowded shuttle services soce s just watch out for that one. yellow rush plus does run allrul day. let's take a live look outside because metro not the onlyt thel thing slowing us down. dow look at that was heavy trafficat on the northbound side of w 95.9 there's a crash in the expresses lanes right after the truckter t scales so watch for some atypical delays picking up inp the mix of congestion. we have you covtheered on th rails on the roads this morning.s any questions at erin fox5n5 d.c. on twitter.d.c. oitter. holly and maureen.lland >> coming up on fox newsg up ons morning, the navy is movingoving ahead way controversial plan p to hire civilians for chiefanfoe and captain positions.osions >> and lawmakers in the free t f state say they plan to take onak the nra in the fight for gun control. >> as we head to breaketts take a live look across thelohe d.c. region.d.eg this is what you came formam it's summer and it'

minnesota is up here is kind of the alternative argument. minnesota specifically treats blood tests differently than breath tests. we specifically do. and our court has recognized that. so for example, under the implied consent law in minnesota, if you are -- in order to get a blood or urine test, you have to offer both. and so we do treat it differently. in the case, and minnesota treated it differently in the bernard case. it's very clear. and they clearly stated in ruling that they weren't going to address blood or urine. and they will be shortly because there are two cases before them with that issue. >> let's talk just about the breath test. number one, i'm not sure why they are not roadside, but number two, if you take them to the police station, then you have the question about the warrant. let's talk just about the breath test and the practicalities of adopting the petitioner's position. >> let's assume, i know my colleagues are, as part of this, okay, assume as justice kagan did, that the system could be put in place for a warrant o

he'd been living in minnesota for a number of years. you know, i don't think either of them expected to see him. >> are you able to piece together how long he was on campus before the shooting happen happened? and were there any reports that could have led police to him? >> we don't know how long he'd been on campus. i would assume it was a brief amount of time. that's just an assumption. we may find more evidence to that when we recover the vehicle in that we will find out when it was parked or possibly find out when it was parked. >> so -- so there's nothing to indicate that there was any prior activity. we didn't have any prior calls that i know of, although remember ucla has their own campus police, so they -- there may be something i don't know about. but certainly i didn't get information when i arrived at the scene about prior calls. the only calls i know of were the multiple calls went out when the three rounds were heard by adjoining classrooms. then we had a lot of follow-up sightings that all were determined to be false sight

a shuttle busn a shtls started at eastern market, we're just leaving stadium armory heading over to minnesota avenue. one of our new friends here ondh the bus is chris trying to getio to work this morning, chris, cis how are >> good, good.ood, >> reporter: where did you did start and where are youand heading to i know you're heading to new carrollton.arrolo where did you start. sta >> naylor road. >> reporter: normally you would be at work at this time.or >> oh, yeah, i'mwo running realr late. >> reporter: what is this going to be like for youor. y. >> i won't be doing it nong it o more. >> reporter: what are you going do. >> get up earlyor and camp the e bus, right off the bat.ff t this is too much right here.ig . >> reporter: sounds like as l long complete for you justom trying to get to work.plget wor >> normally it's like an hour. now it seemed like it's three uh wow, three hours.d ree h. well, good luck chris andis and again all these folks are heading to metro rail serviceer over at minnesota avenue. anu we're going through part of p the city now that does not have rail service, will no

paul, minnesota. parentally these grudges or mental issues or whatever it was were three years old. >> reporter: it may have also been some ongoing connection here with the doctoral program. that's something we've been trying to clarify because we first heard about this yesterday. what he actually still officially a doctoral student, was there some grey area there. but it sounds like there were still some connections here, clearly, he may have been doing his work here. he definitely killed a woman, somebody he was connected to, in the minnesota area, then got in his nissan sentra, which they have not found. drove here with multiple magazines, loose bullets. shot the professor, potentially looked for the other professor though there's been some suggestion of that even from charlie beck that that may have happened. then killed himself. obviously a lot of concern here at ucla. a lot of hard eartbreak here. professor klug was very liked. by all accounts a very quiet man, very liked, very supportive of stu

paulsen of minnesota. the chair: the gentleman from minnesota and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from minnesota. mr. paulsen: i would like to thank the chairman and the ranking member for their hard work in bringing this important legislation here to the floor today. it's vital we provide our men and women in uniform with the support and resources. i'm offering this amendment to provide funding for defense production act purposes for strategic micro electronics. we have been able to create the most sophisticated weapons systems and they are using different parts many of which utilize some of the most advanced technology that is available anywhere. one of those products that our systems rely is radiation hardened microelectronics and hey are designed to can be small, they play a large role in ensuring that our systems work in the toughest condition. the department of defense requires access to these products from sources that it knows and that it trusts,

so they went to the minnesota police department, they asked them to check sarkar's minnesota residence and in that residence they found more am nmu they found more am nmnition and another note. p and this was the. >> caller: likill list. there was the name of professor klug, who was killed, another name of a professor who has not been harmed, and then the name of a woman who didn't live at that address, but somehow must be connected to sarkar and in a news conference held just a short time ago, here's what the police in minunesota said they found when they checked her residence. >> i can tell you that very early this morning just after midnight, lapd had called the brooklyn park police department requesting assistance on a rely fair check. they indicated this was related to the ucla shooting and that the female that lived at this address in brooklyn park was on a hit list that they believe was created by the shooter in the ucla incident. >> reporter: at this point her identity has not yet been released. all we know is that she was indeed killed by gunshot wounds. police do believe that

investigators now say another death in minnesota is connected to what happened in ucla. >> the gunman reportedly had a kill list and drove halfway across the country to look for his victim. >> reporter: new developments in the investigation into a murder suicide on the campus of ucla, police in los angeles say the suspect, mainak sarkar, had a kill list and may be responsible for the death of a woman in minnesota. >> followup investigations were done to sarkar's residence in st. paul, minneapolis, where additional information was located which led local authorities to a nearby town where a female was located in a residence with a gunshot wound. >> reporter: according to authorities, sarkar drove from minnesota to california after killing that woman with the intention of killing two professors at ucla. professor william klug was murdered wednesday. the other staff member was not on campus at the time. >> sarkar had issues with his professors that were known to them, but i don't think that is a cause for somebody to believe that they think they're going to be a homicide target. >> repor

she normally starts her day, she says, at minnesota avenue but decided to just come here and prepare for any delays. that's why folks are getting here as early as possible. the essential part of this is going to be that everything from this station, eastern market is not going to happen. nothing on the rails. that's orange and silver line in particular. really blue line is non-existent here within the city and so the advice is obviously if you have to come on metro on the rail, be driven either directly here t and minnesota avenue. i also noticed out here they have capital bike share and they have it half full, half empty for people coming to pick up a bike or those getting off at eastern market and need a bike. a few signs up mapping out the route for those who are going to be on bicycles. we'll be out here this morning. in our 6:00 a.m. hour, we'll talk to gm paul wiedefeld and talk to riders and get a feel for how it will work in phase two of safetrack at metro. >>> later this morning we'll talk one-on-one with the man in charge of all of the changes. metro gm paul wiedefeld joins

kevin tibbles, nbc news, austin, minnesota. >>> and that will do it for us on this thursday night. i'm savannah guthrie in for lester. i'll see you tomorrow morning for "the today show." for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and have a great night. outcue: off the streets trt:03 =raj/vo= right now at 6. a deadly and fiery ending -- to. the new details about the gunman -- and the f off the streets. >> right now at 6:00, a deadly and fiery ending to an intense standoff. the new details about the gunman and police officers he wounded. >> i'm raj mathai. >> two fremont officers remain in the hospital tonight. today we learn the suspected gunman is 44-year-old gerald villa brille. he fired on the officers during a traffic stop and shot another officer before running into an empty home. after failed negotiations s.w.a.t. teams used flash grenades with tear gas to try to get him out. that led to a fire. he was later found dead in the home this morning. >>> let's begin with nbc bay area jodi hernandez in fremont with the newest details. jody. >> raj, police are revealing more a

we also know that he has ties to minnesota. he was recently a resident of minnesota but hd had returned to the l.a. area with two happennd and several rounds. so there may have been others in the cross hairs at one point or at least planned with a kill list. we'll continue to update you on this story as we get more information. and we're also getting this story out of california. an iraq war veteran claiming that she was fired from trump university because she needed time off to serve in the army reserve. cnn just got our hands on an unsealed court deposition by this former employee. i want to bring in drew griffen and jonathan turley a law professor who knows about whether that is legal or not. jonathan, to you in a moment. drew, what have you found? >> well, this is all according to this person who was an event planner for trump university for a very, very short time, just a matter of months back in 2007, who claims in her deposition in a trump university lawsuit that she indeed was fired and it was her belief she was fired b

over in minnesota, eduardo nunez can't quite get it over the wall. that doesn't stop him. nunez hustling around the bases so hard, he lost his helmet. he flies over home plate to home run. >>> scary moments at the pga memorial. phil mickelson's tee shot veers off course, it hits a fan in the head. the ball bounced all the way through the fairway to the rough on the other side. the man not seriously injured. >> if your head was a touch softer i'd be in the fairway. i'm so sorry. >> good to see everyone in high spirits after phil signed his glove. >>> >>> just ahead, ticket prices soar ahead of a hamilton curtain call. >>> and a epic close encounter for arnold schwarzenegger, you'll see what happened, next. . januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, along with diet and exercise, helps lower blood sugar. januvia works when your blood sugar is high and works less when your blood sugar is low, because it works by enhancing your body's own ability to lower blood sugar. plus januvia, by itself, is not likely to cause weight gain or low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). januvia

cloud community and minnesota as a whole. earl served on the st. cloud area chamber of commerce board of directors, united way of central minnesota board of directors, greater st. cloud development corporation, and the minnesota national guard senior advisory task force among many others. earl's service extended well beyond the borders of our great state of minnesota. as well his service on nearly a dozen national academic boards. he was passionate about the university's he -- universities he represented, students he served, and communities which he lived. we have suffered a huge loss in the st. cloud community and my deepest condolences go out to his wife, their children and grandchildren, and loved ones across the country. the work that earl has done for our community will be his living legacy. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from new york, ms. velazquez, for five minutes. ms. velazquez: thank you, mr. speaker. stanley the third. amanda aviar. antonio brown. roman burt i angel

eastern market, benning road and minnesota avenue. you also need to know that the stadium armory and potomac avenue stations are closed. there will be buses provided like we're seeing here. buses provided to get people around the closed stations. they will run every five and ten minutes. they will serve eastern market, benning road and minnesota avenue. folks will tell you what you need to do. this is going to be a test, sort of. because this is a weekend when travel is lighter. we talked to one rider who says, you know what, she feels necessary. >>za%z so we got to understand got to be safe. wherever we're traveling. >> reporter: back with you live here. you know, this is the ideal place to do this. you got a plaza and metro says that there are going to be lines, especially during the weekdays when people start to ride and try to get to their points of destination. they're urging people to take alternate transportation if they can and if they can't, be prepared for lines. you know, come early. one thing with being here, we're talking

d.c maryland or roslyn because of a line segment shut downsegmt sh between eastern market and minnesota avenue, benning b road. this isro going to affect theo f frequency of trains on oranges n and silver lines. lines. the blueline will only run from franconia to arlington arlt cemetery and there will be the w huge impacts to the yelloweel line because it's going to be the only way into d.c. from. fr virginia. it will impact an estimated eim 70,000 riders. r officials say they need a 30 percent reduction ince service. here's what they saidd >> this is not like what we just went tishrough in surge i r one. this is much greater so theea effort even has to be greater br than what we saw in surge one.ue >> a lot of people rely solely l on metro and they're asking ask for them to use an alternative.ive. they don't, they can't do the teleworking.te they're not in those type of jobs so they have to go into work. >> reporter: back here live the station set to open at open 5:00 a.m. carpool or shrug, considerhrug shifting your work schedule ifch you can so that you're travel i don't go it side o

cubs beat the dodgers. >>> over in minnesota, eduardo nunez can't get it over the wall but didn't stop him. he hustled around the bases to hard! he lost his helmet as he slide for the inside the park home run! that jump started the twins to a 6-4 win. look at the smile. >>> scary moments at the pga memorial. phil mickelson's tee shot on the 15thth ve veers off course and a fan in the head. it bounced to the fairway to the rough on the other side. the man was not seriously injured. >> if your head was a touch softer, i'd be in the fairway. i'm so sorry. >> that' >> i'm okay. >> got a signature and thank you from phil mickelson. >> phil enscribed a glove i am so sorry. >>> cyclist believed to be the first u.s. athlete to pass on the olympics due to zika concern. he was likely to make the 2016 cycling team has removed his name over fears of zika. he fears he could pass it on to his wife if he contracted zika to his wife who is pregnant. (vo) if you have type 2 diabetes, you may know what it's like to deal with high... and low blood sugar. januvia (sitagliptin) is a once-daily pill that, a

no rail service on the orange, blue and silver lines between eastern market and the minnesota avenue and benning road stations as well a arlington cemetery two stations are also closed. richard reeve is covering metro tonight more on the impact to thousands of riders. >> reporter: call is the surge mantra. >> think we'll have delays and people will have to get off earlier. >> reporter: at the minnesota avenue station, shuttle buses, not trains, are rolling points west to the eastern market station. >> this is where uber comes in handy. uber and anything else. >> reporter: the second surge means no trains between eastern market and the minnesota avenue and benning road stations, orange, blue and silver lines will be affected. the stadium armory and potomac avenue stations will be closed for 16 days. >> basically, i asked them, you know, i can get into the city? they said, no, you have to take a shuttle to eastern market. >> reporter: virginia will also be affected. no blue line or bus service from rosslynn to arlington national cemetery. for many, this is just a dry run for a monday m

kevin tibbles, nbc news, austin, minnesota. >>> and that will do it for us on this thursday night. i'm savannah guthrie in for lester. i'll see you tomorrow morning for "the today show." for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and have a for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and have a great night. ♪ >>> lights, camera, access. >>> he's just out there. he does not like it that we're. >> her split from calvin harris. clues about the relati

professor and a woman in minnesota. police found that woman shot dead in her home. the other ucla professor is not hurt. >>> how to you handle all of those tens of thousands more that's what d.c. is trying to figure out now. as it releases its plans for the slowdown. >> the rail system as a huge safety surge starts tomorrow at midnight. one of the first places that's going to get hit. >> yeah. and police are coming by right now. message number 1 here really is, if you have to abandon metro. do not do clone. consider ride sharing, or shifting your work hours so you're not waiting in the middle of rush hour. >> ward 8 resident, wendy glen, so worried about the big metro slowdown, she showed up to question the mayor on how she's handling it. >> she's worried about kids figuring out the alternatives, including kids. and that's very scary for a grand mother of a 6-year-old. yes. >> the city says it has a plan to keep us all moving. on board of the one dozen. it has expanded rush hour parking restrictions by half an hour. mor

kevin tibbles, nbc news, austin, minnesota. >>> and that will do it for us on this thursday night. i'm savannah guthrie in for luster. i'll see you tomorrow morning for "the today show." for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and have a great night. >>> johnny depp going off the rails? brawling with his own body guard as he parties all night with a mystery blond. >> now on "extra." ♪ >> johnny depp drinking champagne at a casino, clashing with his security team. is he melting down over the domestic violence accusations? >> plus, long before she was mrs. depp -- >> i just turned 21. >> amber's hollywood rise. the movie where she met johnny and why she once described their relationship like this. >> it's torture. >> the last photo of taylor swift and calvin harris before the split. why he pulled the plug as we trace the clues today. >>> bill o'reilly's spin on the run away trump train. >> is there a real possibility that we might see a president trump? >> she's a sleaze. >> can with president call someone a sleaze? >> and eva longoria back from the honeymoon and her firs

ngindeo tdeo from the 2700 block of minnesota avenue. a that's where a man on a o bicycle was hit around 1:00und this morning.isni the driver then took off.er t the victim is in critical condition. >> ♪ >> let's get over to mike's get thomas and talk about theabou te weather. as we take a live look outsideue it looks from this shot it s looks calm right now. n i don't see any rain in thisse shot but there is some rain inan some parts of the area andrea there's more on the way.s re o >> yes, you're right wisdom.is i don't know if that was ourow w tower cam or not but heavy b h rain starting to push into the d.c. area.re it's here in northwest d.c.th d its a little l probably why we're not seeingee it on tower cam. c just out to the west the yellow on the radar reston virginia, leesburg, i-66 prime-e time for the rain, same deal with 270 north. north in the next 15 to 20 minutes min if you're not seeing rain andina you live west of the wesof the chesapeake bay you probablyay ya will be seeing rain so as so everybody gets started withit t

so 2700 block of minnesota minne avenue is closed in bothn b directions.di we'll let you know once we get e more information and once thatto road does reopen. doeen. in addition, we're tracking tin other breaking news in thehe area in also a.ea in so a this water main break happenedbd yesterday edsall roadd westbound remains shut downow between south van dorn streetor and south whiting avenue.hiti please use caution as you use c detour around that area. are watch for any potentialoten leftover ponding. pdi grab your umbrella, you'lll need it later today.ater today. construction right now northon of the beltway 95 northbounday t before 216 and then bw parkwaykw northbound off-ramp to 198 to closed. we'll let you know when that does reopen and then 198 eastn t the ramp to blocked. so if you're headed towards bwi give yourself extra timee on 95 and baltimore-washington parkway. we'll take a look at metro next as they gear up for up service at 5:00.at 5 back to you wisdom and holly.. >> 4:49 is the time. the tim coming up federal health officials are asking yourking yr child's doctor to s

paul, minnesota. and it also sounds like as we just heard from t police chief that he perhaps was intent on murdering another professor. at ucla. a lot of new details. kuang lah is working this for us. correspondent based in los angeles. also, the fact that chief beck said he was heavily armed, this man. >> reporter: yeah. certainly pointing to how much worse this could have been. what the chief there is painting for us is a portrait of a man who was definitely determined and very deranged. from what we're hearing from the police chief, that he was under a delusion about stolen intellectual property, that he had a beef with these two professors of ucla. a campus he left in 2013 graduating with the phd. he drove back to this campus to find those two professors. and it's an extraordinary twist. one professor he finds. professor klug. murdered that professor. a second professor named in the kill list found in the residence in minneapolis, minnesota. that professor wasn't on campus that day. that professo

the los angeles police say the gunman left a kill list at his home in minnesota. that list included the name of a woman who was found dead in minnesota as well as the name of the professor killed yesterday at ucla. mainak sarkar drove to los angeles and before killing himself. the hit list included the name of another ucla professor who is just fine. police are also looking for the vehicle sarkar drove to los angeles. >>> we now know the name of the man killed in hyattsville on his way to play basketball. the victim was gunned down after an argument with a suspect who was inside a parked car. tracee wilkins talked to people who heard the gunshots. she joins us with new information in this murder investigation. >> reporter: the shooting happened right over my shoulder yesterday. let me show you the victim. prince george's county police say that 20-year-old conrad cole was shot and killed as he was heading to the park with his group home counsellors yesterday. police talked with two young men a few feet from the murder scene. poce for questioning, but are not callin

prince was found dead in his home in minnesota in april. just one day before he died, prince's friends had called dr. howard kornfeld an addiction specialist in marin county. they were urgently seeking his help for the singer. he couldn't make it so he sent his son andrew who was among the people who found him dead the following morning. >>> a new purpose for a military ghost town in the bay area. the former weapons facility that's now a secret test track for self-driving cars. >> you ever wanted to stand on top of the pyramid and look down and say what does san francisco look like? you don't have to. one, it would be unsafe. two we can do the view for you. this is what it looks like looking down on the bay. gorgeous. sunshine. it's going to get warmer. find out which day is the hottest coming up. ,, before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time. 2% back at grocery stores and now at wholesale clubs. and 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards c

there will nobody metro service between eastern market, minnesota avenue and fannie road. look at this video fromelier today. this was around noon. this was lunch hour. you would have thought that would have been a lesser amount of passengers. in fact metro tells us tonight they're seeing about a 65% drop in the number of passengers minnesota avenue and bening road. all of these people you see in there right now got forced on to accordion buses and hires the problem. these buses, they're big, good, air conditioned and they only hold about 100 people and there's six car trails about 1,000 you don't need to understand this is a big drop-off on metro capacity. passengers we talked to today don't like the inconvenience and understand the repairs and they're trying to keep a good mood and their patience as they look into the next 13 days without metro rail. >> those shuttles it's an inconvenience not to have the train. it's a lot long to get where you have to do especially before noon. >> a lot will number panic mode right? but me personally deal with it and keep ongoing. >> i

that's a serious situation if minnesota and wisconsin. that front will bring us a threat for showers and stormses starting late monday, monday night, tuesday, in the meantime it's nice ring couple of clouds early -- nice, couple of clouds early, showers this to southeast west rginia like they need more rain after the devastating floodings that's been going on there. for us, beautiful sunny weather. that's going the be the key for tomorrow as well. clear tonight, quiet. 60s, we might see a few 5s in the cool spots, a great looking sunday, winds more southeasterly, 5-10 miles an hour as temperatures make the mid-80s. lot of sunshine, we focus out to the west, head towards monday. sunday night quiet, monday morning sunshine, by the afternoon, we will see clouds thicken up. we may see showers and storms those are differing a little bit, have the threat, late monday afternoon, monday evening, the problem is, this front is not moving very quickly, tuesday, tuesday morning and midday we still have showers and potential storms around. taws may en

>> one. >> learning the woman has left a 3-year-old son behind in minnesota. and that she travels a lot. >> just -- i've been everywhere. vegas, chicago -- detroit -- texas. >> details that deepen his suspicion that she's being trafficked. >> i'm 27. i like to live life. >> yeah, but in order to live a life you have to have a job. people have a misconception. if you are not coming from out of the country -- china, thailand, or somewhere else you are not a victim of trafficking. if you use threat or coersion you're being trafficked. >> when's the last time you saw your son? >> when i -- since he was -- >> how long ago was that? >> the manipulation is so great a lot of these pimps won't be in the state. we have girls that come from texas, minnesota, iowa -- and they won't even be in the state. >> are you supposed to get mad? >> which leads you to believe, how can you be that manipulated but the girls might have something hanging over their head. a lot of these pimps get the girls pregnant and they have the baby and the baby is with the pimp's people or his paren

>> police in los angeles now looking for a car with minnesota plates. they say the ucla gunman drove from his home state on a mission to kill a former professor. inside the suspected gunman's house in minnesota, they found what they called a kill list. the only woman on the list is soon found dead at her home in a nearby minnesota town. the other two names listed are ucla professors, one of them professor wia yesterday. the other who hasn't been identified is said to be fine. >> he went there to kill two faculty from ucla. he was only able to locate one and the second faculty member was off campus according to the information that we have at the time that he arrived. sarkar was heavily armed. he had two semiautomatic pist s pistols. one he used for the homicide. the other in his backpack. he had multiple magazines of ammunition. >> it appears the gunman was convinced that professor klug had wronged him. they say they may have been some mental health issues involved. >>> alexandria police are trying to figure out who robbed a couple of pharmacies. the th

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