Obama "Deeply Troubled" Over Police Shootings

President Barack Obama says he's "deeply troubled" following the shooting to death of two black men in separate incidents this week.

The deaths have ignited an emotional public debate because news coverage has included shocking video footage of both incidents.

From Washington, Daniel Ryntjes reports...

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The first shooting of Alton Sterling in Louisiana  has led to a takeover of the investigation by the federal  government.

Minnesota's Governor is calling for similar intervention after Philando Castile was shot during a traffic stop...

IN: Nobody should be...

OUT: ...for Minnesota.

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