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for "nightline," i'm alex perez in chicago. >>> up next he says he doesn't look like a sex symbol butre sounds like one. ed sheeran singing for us tonight about his newfound fame and keeping it real. ♪ >> announcer: abc news "nightline," brought to you by progressive. yeah, no talent for drawing, flo. house! car! oh, raise the roof! no one? remember when we used to raise the roof, diane? oh, quiet, richard i'm trying to make sense of flo's terrible drawing. i'll draw the pants off that thing. oh, oh, hats on hamburgers! dancing! drive-in movie theater! home and auto. lamp! squares. stupid, dumb. lines. [ alarm rings ] no! home and auto bundle from progressive. saves you money. yay, game night, so much fun. i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the people who shaped who we are today. hear about the lives of slaves in colonial new york and about the fight to abolish slavery. pick a stop on the underground railroad and visit the home and grave of one of new york's most controversial citizens. a journey in new

for "nightline," i'm alex perez in chicago. >>> up next, he says he doesn't look like a sex symbol, buts like one. ♪ ed sheeran singing for us tonight about his newfound fame and keeping it real. ♪ >> announcer: abc news "nightline," brought to you by progressive. yeah, no talent for drawing, flo. house! car! oh, raise the roof! no one? remember when we used to raise the roof, diane? oh, quiet, richard i'm trying to make sense of flo's terrible drawing. i'll draw the pants off that thing. oh, oh, hats on hamburgers! dancing! drive-in movie theater! home and auto. lamp! squares. stupid, dumb. lines. [ alarm rings ] no! home and auto bundle from progressive. saves you money. yay, game night, so much fun. this is not ice cream. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man. this is not ice cream in an ice cream cone in the hand of a tall man in san fran. this is not san fran. this is not a tall man it's pam and dan. this is not an ice cream cone it's a frozen custard cone. and this is not ice cream, it's extra thick and cre

abc's alex perez went to underwriters laboratories for some tips on protecting your family.ways check hoses for gas leaks. the best way -- put a mixture of soap and water where the hose connects to the valve. >> there's a bubble forming right here. >> that means there's a leak. >> reporter: next, always keep the lid open when lighting the grill. demonstrators showing what could happen otherwise. and charcoal grills can also be dangerous. this is why they should always be kept at least 10 feet from your home. some reminders to make sure your summer barbecues sizzle safely. marci gonzalez, abc news, new york. >> great tips. >>> when we come back, sharon osborne osborne, why you won't see her on her popular talk show until next month. our "instant index," up next. i even accept that i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't accept giving it less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin ...i will. eliquis. eliquis... reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin plus i

alex perez, abc news, cleveland. >>> and now, to washington. police searching for the mystery accomplice wanted for the deaths of two parents, their young son and housekeeper. the main suspect behind bars, held without bail. abc's ryan smith with the clues police say prove he did not act alone. >> reporter: tonight, police are searching for the suspected accomplices of daron wint, the man in custody, charged with murder in connection with the quadruple homicide and fire in this upscale d.c. neighborhood. for authorities, their investigation of the crime is far from over. >> our work is not done. >> reporter: in their criminal complaint against wint, police revealing their belief the crime, "required the presence and assistance of more than one person." adding that on the day of the fire, the family's blue porsche was seen driven "erratically" by a "black male" with "short, well-groomed hair," different from wint's dreadlocked look in court. the driver also wearing a "neon lime green construction vest." a similar vest found among the burnt remai

alex perez, abc news cleveland. >> the irs calls you it's not good news.ou in the next coup counsel days and weeks, i need you to answer the phone. important information about your records that have possibly been stolen. thieves gained access to past tax returns of more than 100,000 people. they used data stolen from elsewhere like your name, social security number to hacking into an irs system called get transcript. irs was alerted by the large number of transcript requests. the irs will be notifying you. >> two more restaurant chains are removing artificial ingredients. taco bell hopes to replace most of them by the end of the year. it will affect almost all of taco bell's items. and the co-owned piz za hut plans to remove colors and flavors by. midsummer. he's already eliminated transfat and monosodium glutamate. >> love that. >> i wonder it's tasteless into don't even tell us about this just make the food taste good. >> a lot of period stories. weests do some animal stories. we had one about an alligator you would have loved. we do stories about world

here's abc's alex perez with the verdict and reaction. >> reporter: tonight demonstrators are taking to the streets in cleveland after police officer michael brelo was cleared of wrong-doing in the shooting deaths of timothy russell and melissa williams, both unarmed. >> i, therefore, find the defendant not guilty. families of the victims outraged tonight. >> it is not fair to my family or tim and melissa. there's another part of the story which never came out. >> reporter: announcing his decision judge o'donnell said resent tensions over deaths of unarmed african-americans by unfarmed african-americans by law enforcement in other cities, shouldn't cloud the verdict. >> guilty or not guilty the verdict should be no cause for civilized society to celebrate or riot. >> reporter: russell and williams were killed back in 2012 after leading police on a nearly 25-minute chase that ended up involving more than 100 officers. police who say at one point, they thought they were being shot at, finally cornered the car. multiple officers firing, and the officer shot 15 times into the windshield.

don't, abc's alex perez with three major changes. what that police force can no longer do. >> reporter: a police officer firing 15 shots into a car windshield an unarmed black couple inside. 12-year old tamir rice playing in a park with a toy gun, shot and killed by a police officer within two seconds after the officer pulled up. images that have put the cleveland police department under a microscope, but today's settlement with the justice department includes major changes. police officers now banned from using force against people who just talk back to them or run away. banned from pistol whipping suspects. and, from firing warning shots. >> we have to have a better relationship with our community. >> reporter: since 2010, the justice department has reached settlements with 14 police departments after finding patterns of excessive force. among them? seattle, albuquerque, new orleans and newark. in cleveland, the police department will now mandate new training on use of force, higher more minority officers and outfit every cop with

alex perez reports from cleveland. >> reporter: tension in cleveland. >> don't shoot. hands up don't shoot. >> reporter: police making 71 arrests mostly for violence against bystanders. most of those arrests coming at night. >> we had incidents of protesters actually pepper spraying patrons that were seated at restaurants in their patio areas walking down the street. >> a judge saturday cleared cleveland police officer michael brelo of any wrongdoing in the shooting deaths of timothy russell and melissa williams. the decision came on a holiday weekend to minimize delay. victims' family members furious. >> it's a tragedy because nobody is being head accountable. >> russell and williams were killed in 2012 after leading police on a nearly 25-minute car chase that involved more than 100 officers. police who thought we were being shot at finally cornered the car. multiple officers were firing and brelo jumped on the hood of their car and fired 15 shots into the windshield. >> even through iraq, i've never ever been this terrified. >> the protests for the most part peaceful

and abc's alex perez is on the story. alex, good morning to you. >> dan, many here going to bed last night not knowing what to expect. authorities working through the night to keep things under control. overnight, tensions in cleveland rising. police in riot gear. three people arrested. clashes with protesters after this officer is acquitted of charges in the deaths of this unarmed african-american couple. after a day of outburst and unrest. police officer michael brelo cleared of wrongdoing after firing 15 shots from the hood of timothy russell and malissa williams' car. in a police interrogation, brelo said he felt his life was in danger. the judge's decision causing outrage from the victims' family members. >> i was totally surprised that he was acquitted and that there were no charges. >> to me it was a hate crime. >> reporter: russell and williams were killed back in 2012, after leading police on a nearly 25-minute chase that ended up involving more than 100 officers. police who say at one point, they thought they wer

. >> that was abc's alex perez reporting. >>> officials in afghanistan say at least ten police officersd in a taliban assault. the fighters attacked ten police officers in the volatile south. three checkpoints have been captured by the taliban. the group has launched the a number of attacks across afghanistan. >>> women activists have been denied the chance to walk across the demill -- demilitarized zone across south korea. they were turned down, but allowed to crosby bus. this year marks the 70th anniversary of the division into two separate countries. >>> ireland has become the first county in the world to legalize same-sex marriage by popular vote. it was considered an landslide with 62% of voters saying yes to same-sex marriage. its a surprising margin of victory for gay rights in a mostly conservative catholic nation. 20 years homosexuality was illegal in ireland. >>> a fight to the bitter end between chicago and anaheim. we have a highlights of the late double overtime game. >> we have more on the leak from the pipeline in california that left a sheen on the water. >>> plus, meteo

and abc's alex perez is here with more on the outrage and the fallout. good morning, alex. >> hey, paula, as you said, one officer has resigned. this morning, authorities are now investigating whether two other officers acted inappropriately. it all started as a call for a hit and run accident. but things quickly got ugly. this morning, tense moments caught on tape. police body-cam video shows officers in fredericksburg, virginia, drawing their guns. >> let me see your other hand right now. >> reporter: and yelling at a man who's sitting in the driver's seat and appears unresponsive. >> put your hands up, both of them, now! >> reporter: police called to the scene after washington allegedly drove his silver hyundai the wrong way down the street. hitting another car, striking the median. officer jurgens then tasered washington. the taser failed. jurgens then pepper sprays him. it turns out the man, 34-year-old david washington was having some sort medical emergency. >> get out of the car right now! >> reporter: finally threatening washington and demanding t

first, let's get the latest from abc's alex perez, good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, jon, authorities here today bracing for possibly another day of protests. now, demonstrators took to the streets immediately following the judge's decision saturday, to acquit michael brelo on the shooting deaths back in 2012. both were unarmed. the couple led police on a nearly 25-minute car chase. once cornered, several officers were firing when brelo jumped on the hood and fired 15 shots into their windshield. the judge ruled brelo's use of deadly force was reasonable. while there have been some arrests, protests here have been for the most part peaceful. victims' family members outraged by the police officer's acquittal. the justice department will be reviewing the judge's decision. >> thank you, alex. >>> joining us now is ohio governor john kasich. governor, kasich, there's a lot of tension in cleveland over this verdict. we heard from a congresswoman hearing that it's a stunning setback, adding today, we're told again, our lives have no value. so, let me ask you do you believe just

more now from abc's alex perez. >> after a tense weekend, the protests, "the new york times" reportingveland has reached a settlement with the justice department over a long-standing pattern of police brutality. >> we want justice. >> reporter: it comes as hundreds took to the streets when a judge cleared police officer michael brelo in the killing of unarmed couple timothy russell and melissa williams as they sat in their car. the shooting came at the end of a 25 minute car chase involving 100 officers. officer brelo firing at least 15 shots right through the windshield. >> please be seated. >> he insisted he feared for his life. the judge believed him. >> it is his perception of a threat that matters. >> for the victims' family a case of justice denied. >> it's a tragedy because nobody is being held accountable. >> reporter: the verdict the latest flash point between police and the black community. authorities are still investigating what happened at this park last november when 12-year-old tamir rice was shot and killed by a police officer. the question, will that officer be charged

dozens of demonstrators were arrested and police are bracing for more and abc's alex perez is in cleveland with the latest. good morning, alex. >> reporter: the cries for justice are far from over. many here saying they will not let this verdict define this city. >> find the defendant not guilty. >> reporter: two words sending crowds of protesters on to the streets. over the weekend more than 70 demonstrators arrested. after a judge cleared cleveland police officer michael brelo of manslaughter saturday determining his use of deadly force was reasonable in the shooting deaths of timothy russell and malissa williams. >> it's a tragedy because nobody is being held accountable. >> reporter: russell and williams were killed in 2012 after leading police on a nearly 25-minute car chase involving more than 60 squad cars and 100 officers. police say they thought they were being shot at. several officers firing and brelo jumping on the hood firing 15 shots right into the windshield. we would get shot and be killed. >> reporter: but investigators processing the scene discovering russell and williams

alex perez has the story. >> they're headed to the nba finals! >> reporter: this morning, lebron james one step closer po fulfilling his promise to cleveland of bringing home a championship. >> to be able to represent the eastern conference is the ultimate. especially in this city. >> reporter: king james leading the way. sweeping the hawks. beating them by 30 points. james taking the cavs to the nba finals for the first time in eight years. just five years ago, the two-time nba champ announced on live tv he was ditching his home team cleveland cavaliers for the miami heat. >> i'm going the take my talents to south beach. >> reporter: leaving cleveland fans feeling angry and betrade. >> no integrity. >> reporter: james won two championships in miami. last summer after announcing he was returning home those bitter fans rejoicing. >> i feel ecstatic. the king is coming home. >> reporter: welcoming him home with a party of 30,000 supporters. >> i love you. i'm back. >> everyone if they don't win the k4567 ronship, this season is still a success for

controversiales en que civiles han muerto a manos de la policia, por ejemplo el de amilcar perez lopez y alexarza/dep. policia de san francisco 21:13 los oficiales van a conductar mas mejor su conducta y tambien los ciudadanos van a estar en su mejor conducta porque van a saber que estan grabando 21:23 pero cuando estaran en uso? el fiscal george gascon envio una carta ayer al alcalde y al jefe de la policia pidiendo que estas camaras ya esten en poder de todos los oficiales a enero de todos los oficiales a enero del 2016 greg suhr/jefe de policia de san francisco 19:07 the distcattorneno tie que pagapor esto, el fiscal no va a tener que pagar por esto, el fiscal no va a tener que establecer politicas de uso, asi que para mi dar fechas asi no mas, seria irresponsable, lo haremos lo mas rapido posible nos dijo el jefe de la policia. y es que ahora viene la aprobacion por parte de la junta y es que ahora viene la aprobacion por parte de la junta de supervisores de estos recursos, y ademas el delineamiento de normas de uso.... daisy vieyra/union de libertades civiles de america 37:22 queremos qu