ROMANS: Violence and vandalism broke out at May Day protests across the country Monday. In Portland, Oregon, dozens arrested as self-described anarchists smashed windows and targeted police officers with incendiary devices, including fireworks, smoke bombs and Molotov cocktails. Police in Seattle say five people were arrested in protests downtown, including a 26-year-old who threw a rock as Trump and anti-Trump demonstrators faced off.</s>BRIGGS: In nearby Olympia, Washington, police say the protests turned into what they called a riot with people in the crowd throwing rocks and bottles and using slingshots and pepper spray against police officers. A more peaceful protest in Las Vegas with thousands of union members walking along the strip chanting labor slogans. Protests in New York are also largely peaceful. Police say at least a dozen people were arrested for civil disobedience outside the Park Avenue offices of J.P. Morgan Chase. So, why all the protests on May Day? It's also International Workers Day, which has been celebrated on May 1st for more than a century. The FBI helping Dallas police investigate a shooting rampage. The suspect found dead after injuring two people. According to police, the gunman opened fire on a civilian and then the paramedic who came to treat that person's gunshot wound. They later found the suspect dead inside a nearby home along with another victim. Police say the incident began as a dispute between two neighbors.</s>ROMANS: All right. College is expensive -- news flash -- and only getting more so. I'm going to tell you how much money your low cost centers are going to need. That's next.
Violent (and Non-Violent) May Protests.