Julian Assange cuts deal to plead guilty, Rapidan Dam in southern Minnesota experiences partial failure, and surgeons perform kidney transplant with patient awake during procedure.

3 arrested after shootout at Minnesota bar leaves 1 dead, at least 14 injured, U.S. Navy engineer, wife charged with selling submarine secrets, and Michigan police help elderly man set up new TV after pulling him over for speeding.

What's next for the family and fired officers in the George Floyd case? Attorney Richard Bell takes us behind the headlines.

How is Ilhan Omar's home district reacting to her latest controversy? Elise Viebeck from the Washington Post and Gordon Deal discuss.

How the Bible helps Pence navigate his role as Trump's vice president, solutions for Americans still struggling to save more for retirement, and Minnesota embraces its terrible weather.

Congress passes temporary spending bill to end shutdown, flu season continues to worsen, and Minnesota embraces its terrible weather.

Protesters across the country are using a tactic commonly used during the Civil Rights Movement: blocking roadways. Valeria Bauerlein from the Wall Street Journal explains its effectiveness.

How do we move forward as a country addressing last week's events? Dr. Alex del Carmen, Executive Director of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Tarleton State University says it starts with community leaders and law enforcement officials across the country coming together.

With the tragic events unfolding in Dallas, Louisiana, and Minnesota, it begs to raise the question, how did we as a country become divided? Paul Viollis, Security Expert and host of the TV Show, "The Security Brief", joins us with more.