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i'm dana perino. >> more on the big name coming up. i'm sandra smith. this is "america's newsroom." on friday officials are released footage. five officers brutally beating him while he cries for his mom. americans are fed up. >> dana: the protests over the weekend remained mostly peaceful. demonstrators are urging washington to take up police reform. congress is divided and compromise may be elusive. >> shame on us if we don't use his tragic death to finally get justice and policing act passed. >> we need a national conversation about policing in a responsible and humane way. these ...

operation good. thank you for joining us. >> dana: important story there. a dramatic and highly dangerous chase along the southern border. a large group of migrants bailing out of a truck followed by a high speed chase as migrants surge across both borders north and south in record numbers. you won't believe the story coming up. welcome in a new hour of "america's newsroom." bill hemmer is off today. sandra is joining me. i'm dana perino. >> sandra: we'll chat about last night's game. nice to start the week with you. officers along both borders are facing deadly danger and happening ...

than 300 classified documents were found at mar-a-lago since trump left office, and not all of them in that unsecured storage room. the doj says three classified documents were found in trump's desk drawer. >> and as one former top fbi official put it, the new information obliterates claims that trump and his lawyers have been cooperating and negotiating in good faith to return the records. the doj response raises the stakes for the courtroom tomorrow. a judge holds a hearing on whether to appoint the special master, neutral third party to oversee the handling of the seized documents...

Three Gwinnett County residents are among 16 people who were arrested by Hall County deputies for various internet sex-related crimes over the weekend as part as a sting operation.

In North Carolina, congregations are banding together to repurpose empty churches as community pillars to address issues like housing. According to a study called "Twenty Years of Congregational Change," church attendance has declined, with 70% of churches seeing fewer than 100 members at their services each week. Lynda Ferguson, senior pastor of First United Methodist Church in Asheboro, said the trend has affected churches in her area. ...