Philando Castile's Mother Calls For Peace
POPPY HARLOW, CNN ANCHOR: Welcome back to NEW DAY. Philando Castile's mother calling for peace in Minnesota. Protests there are turning violent over the weekend. More than a hundred people were arrested there on Saturday night after shutting down Interstate 94 for hours. This comes as we learned that Castile was pulled over dozens and dozens of times. He got more than 50 citations and he was also cited for a lot of the minor offenses. Let's talk about it in the context of what we've seen over the last week. Our Brynn Gingras is with us from St. Paul this morning with more. What a weekend there?</s>BRYNN GINGRAS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, definitely, Poppy. Those minor offenses I want to reference because many of them included the presence of no insurance for Mr. Castile and also just not having a driver's license. Many of them actually were thrown out. So it does raise the question of racial profiling, at least from members here in the community. Now, as far as the investigation goes, officials with the BCA, the state agency overseeing this investigation, they say, well, they're being prompt, but this is going to take some time. I did have a chance to talk to Mr. Geronimo Yanez, the officer identified as the man who shot at Castile. I talked to his attorney over the weekend, Tom Kelly. He says that this has nothing to do with race, that his client had to fire that gun because he says there was a gun produced in that traffic stop. And he also says that if Mr. Castile obeyed commands then this would have never happened. So there are a lot of different sides coming out as far as this investigation is concerned. He says Yanez has cooperated with the BCA investigation, but again it is going to take some time -- Chris.</s>CHRIS CUOMO, CNN ANCHOR: All right. Thank you very much. This is a complicated situation, especially because this video ignited the outrage, but we don't know what happened before it. This is going to be a long process before we can have any reasonable certainty that we do. But we do know something. This is a real problem. It happens all the time, and there are many different perspectives on it. We're going to talk to the head of the Minneapolis NAACP as well as a man whose own son was killed by police when NEW DAY continues.