the suspect in burnsville, minnesota carjacking that suspect is dead. jon: we have a winner, u.s. army's best ranger competition ended today. after a long weekend of grueling challenges. before we announce the team that came on top, check out what its members endured. charles watson with the story. reporter: this is one of last events of the weekend. these ranger teams have big targets to hit here, i am talking about massive things you can see in distance. looking at this massive .50 caliber machine gun, the team is firing, one of the army's largest. the rain teams have green -- ranger teams have grenades and rocket launchers. there ising in about this weekend that has opinion considered easy, they have been going almost nonstop since about 6:00 in the morning friday, when they started the competition with a 9-mile buddy run, followed up by tough obstacle courses, this morning we have seen the remains teams jump out of black hawk helicopters and rush over to obstacle courses and balance their way without falling into the water. and competition wraps up sunday with winning team rec

it happened today in the city of burnsville, about 15 miles south of minneapolis, when police were pursuing a carjacking suspect he's believed to be a white man in his twenties who police say was driving a vehicle with stolen plates. police say the suspect began shooting during the chase, and officers returned fire. the suspect's identity still has no. been released. closing arguments begin tomorrow in the trial of derrick show vin for the death of george floyd. afterwards jurors will start deliberated show vin is accused of second degree murder and manslaughter for the killing of george floyd last year if he's convicted of the most serious charge, he could potentially face up to 10 years in prison. jury deliberations will begin as soon as closing arguments are over. also we should note many schools in minneapolis will be closed later this week out of concern for potentially violent protests following the jury's verdict, a man is underway a manhunt rather, it's underway in austin for a man who police say killed three people. austin police say the suspect, stephen broderick, knew the victims

it happened today in the city of burnsville. that's about 15 miles south of minneapolis. it started with police noticing a car with stolen plates. the suspect crashed, got out of the car and another car. police were chasing him when and ran onto ao carjack yet another car, police said. them. they fired back, killing the suspect. his name hasn't been released, but it's believed that he's a white man in his twenties, also near minneapolis today marks one week since an officer grabbed her gun instead of her taser and shot and killed 20 year old dante, right in brooklyn center. there have now been seven straight days of protests around the state and in other parts of the country. today, a group gathered at the governor's mansion in st paul calling for change and asking the governor to address police reform. they're also calling from or severe charges against the officer who shot and killed right. they say that second degree manslaughter does not go far enough. closing arguments begin tomorrow in the trial of derrick show bin for the death of george floyd, the former minneapol

they did not live in burnsville, they do work in burnsville at a hospital. and they were very appreciative. people need to know that they are cared about. april need to know that we know what is going on and that we are going to reach out. so this is what i have been doing. i also went to the business where i manicure and pedicure, run by vietnamese women. i asked them how they were doing. i asked if they felt safe, and they did. i also asked if they had a plan, and to be vigilant. they didn't have a plan. i helped them to work with a plan and what they needed to do, and i handed my card to each one of the women who were there and i said, everybody is involved in this. you see something, called 911. they were very appreciative. so these are practical things that leaders can do on an ongoing basis. so about 15 years ago, what we did in burnsville was to make sure that people knew that they were cared about. we launched "i love burnsville" which goes on and still is very active today. what is "i love burnsville?" throughout burnsville, our community is integra

burnsville? drop burnsville our community is integrated and were a very international community and so there isn't a chinese neighborhood or a somali in a so forth but everybody is integrated within the neighborhood and what we wanted to do was to help people get to know one another. we believe that when you get to know one another then you're not going to be afraid of that person or you will not see that person as the other and that person belongs as a part of your neighborhood. the different activities for about a week and then everybody did that but it was also built onto that with unite tonight in august where we go all out with the police officers and everybody and go out into the neighborhood and meet people and talk to them and help them to understand what their city and their law enforcement can do to help. all of these things that we do our building blocks and be even went into our schools for i love burnsville and our third graders write an essay about why they love burnsville and what

they didn't live in burnsville but they do work in burnsville at our hospital. and they were very appreciative. people need to know that they are cared about people need to know and we know what is going on that we are going to reach out predict so this is what i have been doing and i also went to the business argument manicure pedicure. run by bateman these women. and i asked him how they were doing. and i asked if they felt safe they did. i also asked that plan rated to be vigilant. they did not have a plan. help them to work with plan and what they needed to do. i had my card reach one of the women are again, everybody is involved in all of this. you see something, called 911. they were very appreciative. so these are practical things leaders can do on an ongoing basis. so about 15 years ago, so we did in burnsville, let's make sure the people knew they were cared about. we launched our burnsville and still very active today. what is i love burnsville. our community is integrated more very international community so there isn't the chinese neighborhood and si