lo que hizo trump en el atlanta city.io: un lÍder religioso de nuestra regiÓn quiere cambiar la vida de nuestros pequeÑos en esta temporada de vacaciones. alexandra: 30 dÍas y es lo que un grupo de iglesia invierte al aÑo para traer cambio y esperanza a mÁs de 50 niÑos en philadelphia. >> lo hago por el amor a los niÑos. por las historias que oyes y las cosas que pasan en sus hogares. por ayudar. alexandra: se trata de un campamento situado en un edificio cerca de la intersecciÓn de la calle cinco y codland durante el dÍa cursan actividades como juegos grupales hasta clases de matemÁticas, ciencia y arte. >> estamos creciendo, siempre parecen padres que estÁn buscando lugares, y nosotros no decimos que no. con mucho amor y cariÑo tratamos y tenemos mÁs de 50 niÑos. alejandra: con gritos, saltos no podÍan esconderlo mociÓn de ser parte del campamento, ha estado siempre presente dentro de la comunidad hispana de filadelfia por mÁs de seis aÑos, afectando niÑos de seis a 13 aÑos de edad incluso ofreciendo ayuda econÓmica a a

la tarde la temperatura mÁxima de 86°, 83 en atlanta city. 78 la mÁxima de esta tarde.mbinación con una que estÁ cercana nos puede traer suyas, esto es lo primero que nos llega no ten cinco de la maÑana seis de la maÑana, siete de la maÑana, sobre todo en sectores de new jersey podrÍan amanecer con lluvia, pero se comÍa bien con chubascos adicionales a las 12 del dÍa. la posibilidad principal de lluvia es a partir del mediodÍa y la tarde, y la primeras horas de la noche, no para todo el mundo algunas tormentas dispersas, algunos chubascos que pueden afectar hasta el 40%. 61° para comenzar la maÑana, para aumentar de 65 a 68°. recuerde cielo mayormente despejado, pero se nubla a ratos, y vamos a tener algunos chubascos y tormentas, estas son las temperaturas, 85 atlanta city. repito tormentas y chubascos en el horario de la tarde. este es el pronÓstico, un pronÓstico con algunas tormentas en el lunes. ♪ ♪ julia: protestas en puerto rico por la crisis la renta pÚblica. en 90 segundos de detalles. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ julia: en puerto rico miles de manifestante mancharon hoy, para

estaciones como arlington con 84°, atlanta city y sitios costeros de new jersey. 82 en delaware.s lagos hasta maine, esto incluye la zona de filadelfia y new jersey, barriÓ poco el calor sofocante, pero ese calor puede regresar el centro del paÍs, 15 estado padece una ola de calor, la peor de esta temporada. llega hasta 110. aquÍ tenemos el anticiclÓn en el centro del paÍs provocando en la ola de calor. esto se comprime y esto significa calor para toda la zona, parte de ese calor que hemos tenido aquÍ va migrar lentamente y se va a expandirse hacia el este asÍ que noten como las temperaturas han ido subiendo incluyendo en filadelfia, despuÉs de lluvia los prÓximos dÍas, podemos tener en cuestiÓn de 48 horas algÚn chubasco o tormentas pero no mucho en cuanto a lluvia. cielo despejado para maÑana, el jueves esa lluvia estarÍa llegando el viernes. alguna tormenta o chubasco aislado. 68° mÍnimos para esta noche promedio general, cuando decimos esta noche nos referimos al amanecer que es momento donde la temperatura estarÁ más fresca, 60° en arlington. 63 aquÍ en atlanta city. pero en

already taken to the streets of atlanta, and only a few dozen arrests, that is a good sign that there is a dialogue that continues in one of several major american cities that are erupting with protests. polo sandoval, cnn, atlanta. >>> that was atlanta. to memphis where the mayor and police held a town hall where people spoke out for community policing and more funding for youth programs. in brooklyn, more than 200 people gathered for an inter faith vigil honoring the five officers killed in dallas and the victims of the police shootings in louisiana and minnesota. a third day of protests taking over the streets of chicago's loop. up to 1,000 people took part. the demonstrations remained peaceful. in sacramento, hundreds marching on the state capital, many walking silently telling reporters there is nothing to say that hasn't already been said. >>> details from minnesota this morning in the shooting of philando castile. the lawyer for the officer who shot castile said the broken taillight is not only reason that yanez pulled him over. he pulled him over because he matched the description of an armed robber days earlier. >>> new details in the fatal sh

atlanta and only a few dozen arrests. that is a good sign that there is that dialogue that continues in one of several major american cities that are erupting with protests. polo sandoval, cnn, atlanta. >>> thank you. in memphis, there was a town hall. in brooklyn, more than 200 people gathered for inter faith vigil honoring the officers of dallas and victims of the police shootings in louisiana and minnesota. a third day of the protests on the streets of chicago. the demonstrations did remain peaceful there. in sacramento, hundreds marched on the state capitol. many walking silently telling reporter there is is nothing more to day. >>> new details in st. paul. the lawyer for the police officer who shot philando castile said yanez stopped castile because he matched the description of a man in an armed robbery days earlier. cnn's rosa flores has latest. >> reporter: john and alison, this is the intersection where philando castile was shot and killed by a police officer. it has been turned into a memorial. now we know from court records this was not the first time that philando castile had been stopped by the police. in fact

. >>> hillary clinton is campaigning in atlanta city somewhere she is going to go after trump's record. >> and download our free wusa9 mobile app. >>> the tsa is testing new screening techniques aimed at get you through checkpoints, expanding a program that uses ct scanner to inspect bags, it eliminates the need for screeners to exam every bag, also expand a pilot program that sends suspicion bags for private screening while others keep moving. >>> the hunt continues for two men who shot and robbed an ice cream truck driver, in critical condition after he was shot 9 times this happened evening after dropping off his van. >> the san diego coroner is expected to issue a report that caused the death of a navy seal trainee a drowning homicide, it is a conclusion that james derek died at the hands of others and not by accident the 21-year-old lost consciousness during a swimming drill in may, they expect charges to be brought by officials supervising the training. >>> now many are worried about polluted waters for sailing ents, boats are failing brown some blame on an oil slick and a super

continue to blast donald trump saying he will do the same thing for the entire nation that he did for atlanta city. i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> and accidental shooting left a 14-year-old girl hurt in the city's german town section, it happened after 3:00 a.m. on lloyd street near eastwood lawn street. the girl and several other teenagers found the gun in the house and were playing with it when it went off. the girl was shot in the hand and the same bullet went into her chest. they found two guns on the roof of the home, and the girl is in stable condition. >>> in the city's hunting park section a 13-year-old was shot in the leg late last into. it happened on north darrian street. and the teenager was among a group of young people standing on the street when words were exchanged with a woman in the car, she came back a short time later with a man that opened fire on the crowd. we'll have more in the next half hour. >> developing news from washington, d.c. president obama made a major announcement about u.s. military involvement in afghanistan. the president says that troop reductio

it benefits music programs in atlanta city school. >>> now your first alert neighborhood weather with glenn hurricane schwartz. >> some parts of the area got clobbered with thunderstorms,es personally in new jersey, parts of bucks county. the rain is finally offshore. but this is the doppler estimated rainfall. hardly anything, but look at all of this rain to the east of bucks county. parts of the area, newtown, northampton, close to 3 inches. atlantic city international had over 3 inches. now as we go through the night tonight and into the morning, we see more showers developing, getting heavier by afternoon. so a lot of folks that didn't get rain today are going to see some during the day tomorrow. we may have enough sunshine to push the temperature up to near 90 degrees in some spots, but it's going to be hard to get much higher than that. and then the drier air comes in for sunday, leading to beautiful weather. we got up to 94 degrees today. we get right around the 90 degree mark tomorrow. but we already have the official heat wave. temperatures now are in the 70s. they really got

live in atlanta city, and that is the place to enjoy on a day like this. you see the camera shaking a bit with a bit a breeze and a lot of people are on the beach enjoying it. temperature is 84 degrees but feeling good with the low humidity. dew point in philadelphia 55 and cape may and dover, delaware it's sticky. the pressure is holding steady and the winds are out of the east-southeast with a light breeze. and the ocean temperature 66 degrees. satellite 6 along with action radar showing you the little cluster there, we had a cluster of pretty strong storms south and east of the city and early morning and the 65 miles per hour winds, that is long gone and we are clear with just a few cumulous clouds popping up in the lehigh valley, and i want to show you this look at future tracker 6, this is the look at 3:00, this model showing you a sea breeze and enhanced shower developing inland and extreme southern delaware and southwestern, new jersey. this is not exactly what will happen but i want to show you the possibility of a shower just in those locations, t

we'll tell you what's on the horizon for showboats in atlanta city. from the campaign trail to the oval office, what does it take to become president of the united states. i'm nbc 10's tracy davidson. >> and i'm vie sikahema. >> learn about the history. >> join the race. >> earn the nomination. >> all in one election. headed to the white house only at the national constitution center. >>> at 4:43. we continue in somber silence. at least one civilian was shot. there's took three into custody. a fourth person who got into a standoff with s.w.a.t. teams was shot and kill. a protest had been peaceful. matt delucia will have a live update coming up at 5:00 this morning and you can always stay updated throughout the morning on our nbc 10 app. >>> in other news as the heat continues, police want to remiechbld you do be safe as you cool off. yesterday a young man drowned. the coast guard pulled him from the water. he was taken to the hospital where he died. >>> tonight at midnight, most road construction in new jersey will grind to a halt under an order of go

hillary clinton heading to atlanta city on wednesday. four different trump profits in the new jersey city have filed for bankruptcy since 1991. the most recent in 2009. the clinton campaign claims the trip will highlight how trump makes money at the expense of workers. trump himself as defended using bankruptcy laws to help his business and employees. >>> the story we're following on hundreds of people killed in new attacks as ramadan draws to a close. the new wave of terrorism that could strike anywhere. live team coverage on cnn next. "ow..." "are you okay?" "yeah, i just got charged for my credit monitoring. that's how i know it"s working." "ah. you know you can go on creditkarma.com and check it out there. it's completely free." "really?" "yeah" "oh, that didn't hurt at all." "yeah, completely painless." "credit karma. give yourself some credit." >>> a string of major terror attacks in the muslim world leaving hundreds dead as ramadan comes to an end. then strikes with suicide bombings in a 24-hour period. including one near the cons

standing in the shadow of the now-closed trump plaza hotel on the atlanta city boardwalk, she delivered some of her harshest criticism ever. >> make sure he doesn't have a chance to bankrupt america like he did his businesses. >> reporter: it's a blue print they'll come back to. unpaid bills, massive debt, and layoffs. >> i want you to understand what he did here in atlantic city is exactly what he will do if he wins in november. >> reporter: after her remarks, clinton stopped by a picket line of casino workers striking outside the trump taj mahal. he doesn't own the casino but democrats are calling to the history as his failings as a businessman. with 12 days until the republican convention, few details are known. donald trump promises thursday he'll unveil a list of speakers. >>> what did mark twain say in the worst winter he ever expeerntsed was a summer in san francisco. so far the daily high has been lower than in february. >> let's check in with our meteorologist for the latest. >> yeah. today some of the numbers we have for daytime highs are more typical of late january. the offi

today, we had more than 10,000 people protest in the city of atlanta, respected people's first amendmentwe've had very little loss of property. we've had less than 12 arrests today. we think that protest is a part of the dna of the city of atlanta. we're the home of dr. martin luther king and the home of cnn. where cnn was founded. we think it's right to provide a safe space for individuals to protest. so we're going to have a long night. but i think we're going to get through it in a good fashion. >> as you know, it was my home for search years. >> i know. >> virginia highlands. >> i know. >> i want to ask you this as a mayor. i don't know if you saw the secretary, hillary clinton -- the former secretary's interview with wolf blitzer today. she said something interesting. i'm paraphrasing here. she said i think it's important, she wants to call on all white people. her words. paraphrasing here. to understand that what african-americans in this country are going through. to sort of empathize with them. i found her statement very interesting. what i said on the air to wolf blitzer and it'

cape may and legislatures -- atlantaic city, 86 degrees. 95 in cape may. 89 in philadelphia. 89 in allentown and trenton. along with that we have sunshine on city avenue. just a few puffy cumulus clouds, that's about it. otherwise the weather is nice anticipate -- and quiet. 92 is the forecasted high with the humidity it will feel like 93 or 94. so we continue on this third heat wave of the season in philadelphia. it's going to last today and tomorrow, but there is finally relief in sight in the seven-day forecast when i come back in just a few minutes, i'll show you when it arrives and how long it lasts. guys? >> philadelphia police are investigating several violent crimes in which the victims were all women. >> one woman was beaten so badly, police are calling it the most gruesome scene they have responded to. >> trish hartman is live with more on the crime, that woman died? >> reporter: that's nydia, police responded to violent crimes among them a homicide this left a woman bloo. a 35-year-old woman completely naked and brutally beaten to death was found atast letterly and jasper streets

followed by a follb news conference atlanta's city hall. >>> a wildfire burning for burnf nine days innt contained and get this, full containment is not expected until october.ctob >> that's right, october.s r and once that area -- that'sa -- when this area is expected totet get some heavy rain and snow. fox's macy eggland has more. m >> reporter: hundredsundr continue to fight the flames. t >> about a hundred of them areo literally sleeping on the fire e line in the dirt with theirth only support being mre's. mre >> reporter: hand crews are making progress growing thewingt containment line but theut the people up in the air are just as important. luckily this fight has been aigb little easier than others. oth >> so when they go he to thehey fires that are in the desert or in the mountains water precious commodity and we havena been fortunate on this fire to have great water sources close to the fire which has helpedas d our efforts if containing thistt fire. >> reporter: the aircraftte are helping to put out theut flames but they're alsore a involved in the back burn. they use these p

the combination of heat and humidity feels like 91 in philadelphia and 91 in atlanta city, a good part of the reason yrk the dew points are high and the warm front that brought us the soaking rain also ushered in this oppressive humidity. so the dew point 68 degrees in philadelphia that is very humid but we have dew points in the 70s to the south that is oppress he and the humidity is here and the heat is arriving tomorrow. i want to show you the heat building to the south in raleigh, it feels like 108 degrees with the heat index and we are looking at a heat index approaching 100 tomorrow and a heat advisory is posted along the i-95 corridor for a heat index up to 99 and it gets hotter on thursday and friday. i'll talk more about that when i come inside for the full accuweather forecast. >> all right cecily thank you. as high heat and humidity approaches, stay with 6abc.com/weather and rely on the hourly forecast and the latest information from accuweather and use facebook and twit toward follow our team of meteorologists for advice in coping with extreme heat. in delaware rainy weathe

the mayor said he will host a community dialogue at atlanta city hall on monday. the protesters agreed to a cooling-off period to allow the police and state troopers to rest. >>> today, caltrans is making fun of preparations for a repair project on the san mateo bridge. starting tonight, two westbound lanes will be closed for the rest of the week. janine de la vega joins us from foster city with the details. >> reporter: the lane closures start tonight at 7 pm. that affects the westbound direction. they say, caltrans said that doing at this time will lessen impacts. there's a four foot -- three- foot wide hole on the westbound deck of the san mateo bridge. you can see that caltrans crews have put a metal plate over it as a temporary fix. found this last month. they want to make permanent repairs. caltrans will close two westbound lanes. crews will work from tuesday through friday. there will be one lane open heading westbound from 7 pm through 5 am. caltrans said the whole is part of the wear and tear on the bridge. >> this opened in 1967. it is 49 years old. usua

as we see now, the police are out there tonight in atlanta keeping protesters safe but also keeping the city moving. that's their goal. we don't know if police in atlanta are going about this in any different way tonight than they would have had what happened here in dallas last night not taken place. we will keep our eye in atlanta and on protests around the country. we will bring you developments from there as they come in. >>> more now, though, on everything we know about the killings here last night in dallas. they have torn this city apart. they really unified it in a way also in grieving. here's stephanie elam. >> reporter: tonight, new details emerging about what is now the deadliest attack on police officers since 9/11. five dallas police officers killed. seven officers and two civilians wounded during a peaceful black lives matter protest. one of many occurring nationwide. following the shooting deaths of black men in louisiana and minnesota at the hands of police this week. >> we got a guy with a long rifle. we don't know where the hell he's at. >> slow down. he's in the damn build

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there her campaign says she'll point to donald trump's four bankruptcies in atlanta city casinos. >>d trump at a campaign rally also in north carolina last night praised former iraqi dictator saddam hussein for the way he handled terrorists. >> saddam hussein was a bad guy, right? he was a bad guy. really bad guy. but you know what he did well? he killed terrorists. he did that so good. they didn't read him the rights. they didn't talk. there were terrorists. it was over. >> hillary clinton's dam pain released a -- campaign released a statement saying his comments for brutal dictators demonstrate how dangerous he would be as commander in chief. >>> the president of the north carolina ncaap read an open letter to donald trump. he said trump's campaign does not represent the ideals of the republican president abraham lincoln. he said trump's campaign presents a, quote, extremist philosophy of hate, agreed, racism, classism and green phobia. he says it has shown we are fighting a battle between hate and home. >>> long time customers of a san francisco gay bar that has been in business f

clouds to sun down at the shore today. 87 degrees in atlanta sfic city. inland 75 in the water. wind coming up from the south doesn't bring that cool breeze into the delaware beaches, down there you'll be hot and humid too, 92 in rehoboth. 94 in philadelphia, and we are waiting until in the afternoon to get there. a thunderstorm cannot be ruled out and it will feel like it's over 100 and for the evening commute it's air conditioners on everywhere, 90s and high humidity and the thunderstorm chance especially up north. your exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we are going for a high of 94 today and tomorrow we do it again. 96 and it's still oppressive and heat index is over 100 and we get into the coming weekend and things get better and warm and sunny and a high of 89. could be rain in parts of the region saturday night into sunday morning. this weekend is not nearly as oppressive as today or tomorrow. improvement is on the way. >> there is more ahead of in our next half hour of "action news" at 12:30, prince harry gets personal by taking a test with his health. and the ice-

a large and peaceful protest in atlanta timed with folks getting out of work on a friday, snaking through the cityeets. same kind of tactics and rules that we have seen other marches take place. atlanta, one of several cities where this is going on, but this is the most people we have seen on the city streets at this hour. a few minutes ago, we watched the press briefing with the mayor of dallas, texas and the governor of texas, greg abbott, who has been wired up and is available to talk to us now. governor abbott, thank you very much for being with us. can you shed any light, the press event mentioned the writings and manifestos of this man you have now identified as the sole, solo gunman of last night's violence. >> yes. i met with the mayor right before we had this press conference where both he and the police chief of dallas revealed this information and they believe conclusively there was only a lone gunman who was doing the shooting and it was this man with the manifesto. we will be learning more and revealing more here in the coming days as we are able to release this information but also c

cities. hello and welcome to this sunday edition of justice. i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for being with us. boston and atlanta are two of the cities holding protests at this hour. as dallas tries to pick up the pieces of its own battered police department. word tonight that president obama, vice president biden as well as former president george w. bush will be on hand at a memorial for the slain officers there on tuesday. fox news senior correspondent rick levin thal is in dallas and joins me now. rick. >> judge, i wanted to start by showing you the outpouring of support from the community from the city of dallas toward the dallas police department. we are at the headquarters building where we have seen despite intense heat, packing 100 degrees the past three days, with the heat index huge crowds of people are flowing nonstop, showing flowers, balloons for the fallen officers. i'll just give you a look at this incredible display. there are two police cruisers under all of the flowers and balloons and candles and stuffed animals and signs, this is a nonstop flow of love from the community for fallen officers.

she was in atlanta city, where trump's businesses declared four bankruptcies.n to what she said. >> he doesn't default and go bankrupt as a last resort. he does it over and over again on purpose. even though he knows he will leave others empty-handed while he keeps the plane, the helicopter, the penthouse. donald trump has been involved in more than 3,500 lawsuits over the past 30 years. that's one every three days, give or take. today's wednesday, so he's due for another one. how effective was she today? was it effective enough? >> i think most importantly the fbi director comey, who ran an incredible investigation, it was fair, honest, competent, independent, cleared her of all charges, because we know there was nothing there. more importantly, donald trump, which secretary clint been showed, is a fraud. he's had fraudulent business practices, he's being sued in new york state court by the attorney general for trump university. atlantic city was a mess. this is a guy that has a graveyard of bad business deals. he started with $200 million from his daddy, and

crowds hit the streets here in dc, new york, nashville and atlanta among other cities. people are expressing outrage over the police shootings of brakemen as well as last nights texas. we'll have more in just a moment we want to begin with the latest out of dallas thank you for staying with us i'm tony perkins. >> shawn yancy. we're learning new information about the man behind the deadly style ambush he killed five police officers and wounded seven others. fox joe waldman begins our team coverage. >> reporter: we're learning more about the man police say is responsible for the deadly ambush here in dallas. he's 25 year old mike ka johnson. an army reservist veteran who served tour of duty in afghanistan. >> the city is safe and the suspect is dead and we can move on to healing. >> reporter: with, investigators now believe 25 year old micah johnson acted alone according out thursday deadly police ambush shooting a dozen police officers and two civilians ultimately killing five of the that had written manifestos on how to shoot and move, shoot and move. >> reporter: ambu

of thousands of people taking to the streets blocking roads, bridges, and highways in cities from chicago to atlantaton rouge to st. paul, los angeles, phoenix, new york city, more than 300 people arrested nationwide including60 in baton rouge where two white police officers killed alton sterling last tuesday morning, an african-american fodder five in minnesota. philando castile was killed. more than 100 people were arrested at interstate 94 during a standoff with police. we go now to washington, d.c., joined by democratic congress member keith ellison a minnesota, cochair of the house progressive caucus. welcome to democracy now! start off by talking about what happened to philando castile. what many people are calling for right now is the immediate arrest of the officer. can you talk about whether you support this and what you feel needs to happen. >> let's start off with the fact that philando castile was arrested 52 times before he ever got to the fateful one that resulted in his loss of life. i really doubt this is just him being a bad or unlucky driver. it probably has much more to do with th

you see, atlanta is a city of dreamers.n i became mayor of the city, the city was struggling. the worst recession in 80 years. we were down, crime without, but i looked -- crime was up, i looked around our city and i saw the way forward was to lean on one another, to turn to one another and to make an unshakable agreement that if a young person was willing to learn, we would put a book in her hands. if a young man was willing to work, we would put a job in a paycheck in his hands. and if you are willing to step you halfwayll meet and together we can put your future back in your hands. people want to dream again. [cheers] we turned our city around. at the same time, president barack obama and vice president joe biden were turning america around. today, we are stronger, and we will grow stronger still, when president hillary clinton builds an economy that works for everyone. [applause] my fellow democrats, tonight, we choose diversity over division. we choose a steady handed commander in chief over a loose cannon. we choose a

. >> police in atlanta enforcing current city ordinances to prevent ongoing protests. >> before we headreak a look at stock futures. fox news morning back after president obama and jorming w. bush honor lives of slain police officers. >> employee of democratic national committee is shot and killed near d.c. home and his

joining me on phone from atlanta is that city's mayor.or, what is the situation in your city right now? >> i think that things are kind of steady but winding down a bit. the individuals did not block the freeway. they blocked an entrance and exit ramp. that did not occur. i think we had 1500 protesters on yesterday, no arrests. we've had about 10,000 protesters today, many young people from the atlanta university center. we've had less than 10, 15 arrests at the most. i think we'll get through the day with very little property damage and with people being given the right to, they're first amendment rights. i think it will be a long night. we'll end up on the other side. >> mayor, there's a comment that's been flying around social media in which you said that dr. king would not take a freeway or block a freeway. there's a lot of folks responding on twitter. i don't know if you've seen with pictures of them questioning whether that's really true. >> i think those people don't know what they're talking about. i was with ambassador andrew you

cities. in atlanta we're getting report of a dozen arrests, several hundred people demonstrated for a fifth straight tonight in chicago, about 500 peaceful protesters held a silent sit-in. folks in chicago filed in federal plaza. there were about two dozen arrests. but the protests tonight have gone on without any confrontation or incident. we saw a protest in tampa, florida, several hundred people marched through downtown. protests tonight in newark, new jersey. much more ahead tonight, stay with us. and can you explain to me why you recommend synthetic over cedar? "super food"? is that a real thing? it's a great school, but is it the right the one for her? is this really any better than the one you got last year? if we consolidate suppliers what's the savings there? so should we go with the 467 horsepower? or is a 423 enough? good question. you ask a lot of good questions... i think we should move you into our new fund. ok. sure. but are you asking enough about how your wealth is managed? wealth management, at charles schwab. this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a b

protesters continued in several mayor cities including atlanta, phoenix and san francisco.ressing shootings overseas and cutting that trip short by a day to come back and he's going to be visiting dallas next week. now the mass shooting and the killings of those two black men by police have drawn responses from u.s. presidential candidates not surprisingly. the presumptive nominee donald trump with the killing of five officers in dallas to the economy. >> too many americans are living in terrible poverty and violence. we need jobs and we're going to produce those jobs. racial divisions have gotten worse, not better. too many headlines flash across our screens every day about the rising crime and rising death tolls in our cities. now is the time for prayers, love, unity, and leadership. >> the democratic side, the presumptive nominee, hillary clinton calling for new good lines in the wake of the shootings. >> we must do more to have national guidelines about the use of force by police especially deadly force. we need to do more to look into implicit bias and do more to respe

atlanta's mayor calhoun didn't heed the warning but savannah's mayor did and the fate of the city where the great march ended was different than that of the city where it began. another kind of property that was destroyed during the march to the sea was slavery. the emancipation pro clamation issued two years earlier freed the slaves in the rebellious states. so as they advanced deeper into the south, sherman and the united states army became an instrument of liberation. despite being ordered to stay put on their master's plantations and farms, thousands of newly liberated african-americans, men and women and children, followed in the wake of sherman's march. i imagine it must have been like trying to tell people intered in a concentration camp, stay here, don't leave right now. those following the army would have fatal consequences, for many of those who drown attempting to swim ebenezer creek after the army core took up upon tomb bridge stranding the fugitive slaves on north bank. sherman saw emancipation as useful, not because he cared about the plight of african-americans but becaus

cities. in atlanta we're getting report of a dozen arrests, several hundred people demonstrated for a fifth straight night. earlier tonight in chicago, about 500 peaceful protesters held a silent sit-in. folks in chicago filed in federal plaza. there were about two dozen arrests. but the protests tonight have gone on without any confrontation or incident. we saw a protest in tampa, florida, several hundred people marched through downtown. protests tonight in newark, new jersey. much more ahead tonight, stay with us. >>> last september, september 25th -- congress voted dozens 0 f times on fake repeal, obama care bills, they shutdown the government. they got our nation's credit rating downgraded by blowing the debt sealing. things were not going well, on -- debt ceiling, on top of all that, the guy in charge was facing an insurrection on his own side. on that friday afternoon, last september, september 25, 2015, the top republican in washington house speaker john boehner, he walked into his weekly press conference and he stunned everybody by quitting. here is how he started that press conference that

. >> sunday night was filled with gatherings and marches in cities from atlanta to los angeles. most were relatively peaceful. in atlanta people held sit ins and blocked roads. many gathered on the streets of chicago as well. there was a heavy police presence. in the meantime, protesters at black lives matter rally in los angeles spilled on to the streets and blocked traffic at major sbrengss. >>> president obama will go to dallas tomorrow to attend a memorial service honoring the fallen officers. the president arrived at the white house yesterday evening after having cut his trip to spain short. the president will speak at the memorial service tomorrow. he'll also meet with the families of the fallen and the injured officers and he'll do that privately. >>> we're going to change topics here and talk about the olympics and the opening ceremonies which are coming up in just 25 days now. now nbc bay area is your station for the olympics. jessica gary providing live reports. >> olympics dreams came true. the gymnastics team revealed here and in front of a sold out and enthusiastic

. >>> if you're flying expect delays in minneapolis, kansas city and atlanta. >>> updating top story, clashes over police and protesters angry over the deaths of two black men by officers in minnesota and louisiana. >>> about 40 protesters were arrested as they tried to block a highway in baton rouge. meanwhile, in dallas, police say the gunman who killed five officers had a much bigger plot in mind and local officials are defending the unprecedented use of a robot >> the use of that robot bearing the bomb was controversial. do you think it was warranted? >> i do believe it was warranted. it saved lives. >> we're learning this morning also that a 13th officer was shot during that ambush. el centro college says one of its own officers was hit while guarding an entrance. another officer injured by flying glass but that officer continued to help others. they both did actually despite injuries. >>> aerosmith guitarist joe perry is in stable condition after collapsing on stage. he was performing with alice cooper and johnny depp when he got up and walked offstage and fell once he got backs

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. >> protests spring up across the country from dallas to new york city, los angeles, chicago, atlanta, seattle, and washington dc. president obama weighed in on the shooting and said this is an issue the entire country should be concerned about. >> this is not just a black issue, not just a hispanic issue, this is an american issue. we should all care about it. all fair-minded people should be concerned. >> president obama is in meeting with european leaders and he has been briefed on the shootings in dallas and will be updated to get more information and awaiting possible remarks from the president on dallas in the next few minutes. >> we are monitoring that nato meeting and weill bring it live. you are looking at a picture of the president talking at the nato summit. >> specifically the situation in dallas, texas. my team has been keeping me updated throughout the morning or evening in dallas. i spoke this morning with mayor rawlings of dallas to convey deepest condolences to the american people. the federal government will provide whatever assistance dallas may need the deals with

tonight, we turn to a city where the struggle is much more difficult. atlanta, georgia-- and much of the southeast-- is by some measures the epicenter of america's aids crisis. and as correspondent william brangham and producer jason kane report-- the barriers to stemming the epidemic there are enormous. this report was supported by the pulitzer center on crisis reporting. >> reporter: the alarm bells rarely stop in the inpatient and isolation wards at grady memorial hospital. here in atlanta--just down the street from the c.d.c.-- in 2016, in the age of life-saving anti-retroviral drugs, hundreds of people are still dying every year from aids. >> the h.i.v. epidemic in america is forgotten, but not gone. people have forgotten it exists. i think i have a better chance of winning the lottery than i have of ending aids where we are today, right? >> reporter: the southeastern u.s. is the epicenter of america's epidemic. these states make up 44% of people living with h.i.v. and they make up half of all new h.i.v. diagnoses. >> it's almost like the south is a differ

the question tonight -- will other cities follow atlanta? when you drive up to most airports, there are no visible signs of security. and few airports actually use security checkpoints. los angeles, one of the airports doing so. all this, as a record number of travelers are taking to the skies. more than 2.5 million will fly tomorrow alone for the holiday. >> i've definitely seen more police. >> i was just that much more aware and much more concerned. >> reporter: while there is plenty that is visible this weekend, there is a lot going on behind the scenes. >> there are going to be undercover police officers in many airports, just dressed like travelers, looking for anything suspicious. also, officers trained in behavioral analysis, looking for any sort of suspicious behaviors. >> reporter: security extended for the holiday to train stations, too, and other transit hubs. but the majority of americans traveling for the fourth, 84%, will be driving. one estimate suggests a record 36 million will be behind the wheel. the tsa is also redeploying

texas rangers baseball team observed a moment of silence for the sreuvictims of the city. atlantaa, san francisco, and right here in new york city. and a demonstration in rochester, new york, 74 people arrested, most for disorderly conduct. in phoenix, arizona, police tear gassed a crowd of demonstrators. at least three were arrested. another six were injured. and the shooting in dallas was the deadliest attack on law enforcement since 9/11. we are learning more about the gunman. a 25-year-old army veteran who served in afghanistan, micah xavier johnson. gabe, with a good morning. what else do we know about him? >> alex, good morning. as you mentioned, he was 25 years old. and he lived not far from here, about 20 minutes from the scene of the shooting in a two-story home with his mother for many years. he was an army reservist for six years. served two tours of duty in afghanistan. he had been honored w several medals and ribbons for his service. neighbors say they had seen him practicing tactical drills in uniform in his backyard. authorities spent much of the day yesterday going

. >> as far as atlantaics city, for years and years i had success. i created thousands and thousands of jobs. i left atlantic city seven years ago. i haven't been back for years. i haven't seen it. most of the hotels -- many of the hotels are bruptd. >> reporter: in 1984, trump sounded like the hotel casino and plaza could not fail. >> without question the largest and the finest gambling casino, hotel complex anywhere in the world. >> reporter: but atlantic city and the plaza hit bumps in the road. it closed in 2014, making the casino clinton's key prop. >> when this casino collapsed because of how badly he managed it, hundreds of people lost their jobs. he walked away with millions. >> reporter: dismissing the criticism, trump accused his rival of trying to change the subject away from her e-mails. >> she just wants to get off the subject of all the lies that she told to the fbi and to everybody else. >> reporter: clinton is off the trail today here at her home in d.c. she will undoubtedly be watching what happens on capitol hill very closely. her su

by the time sherman does begin his march out of atlanta toward savannah, the population of andersonville prison has fallen to 1500 men. once the city of atlanta falls confederate officials, because it is so close, they begin moving prisoners out to other prison camps and transport them to the carolinas. they don't want them to escape. they don't want them to be liberated. a lot of the men have died. it would have been 1500 men are so left at andersonville at that time. sherman knows this. he realizes this. consider theally possibility of veering off course or sending some men that way because we talked about his march, he is focused on what is ahead of him, getting to the sea, and bringing the war to an end closer. the idea that sherman could have averted the horrors of or alleviated suffering, i don't think it would have made much of a difference by that point. were these prisons, not only andersonville but the northern ones, why were they overcrowded? that is the key question understand about why things were so bad at andersonville. the collapseo with of the prisoner exchange system. the prisoner -- when the war began it is conve

r crowds hit the streets here in dc, new york, nashville and atlanta among other cities.ng outrageuta over the police shootings ofgs brakemen as well as last nights ambush style shooting in dallasa texas. we'll have more in just a moment we want to begin with the latest out of dallas thank you for for staying with us i'm tony perkins. >> shawn yancy. we're learning new informationnr about the man behind the deadly style ambush he killed fivele police officers and wounded seven others. fox joe waldman begins our team coverage.ve. >> reporter: we're learning morw about the man police saye' iss responsible for the deadlyead ambush here in dallas. he's 25 year old mike ka johnson. an

demonstrations were also held in many other cities, including atlanta, chicago, denver, newark, philadelphia, and seattle. >>> graphic video following wednesday's shooting of a minnesota man has emotions running high. marlie hall that that part of the story and, of course, a warning for you. some viewers may find this video disturbing. >> reporter: people across the country are demanding justice, after police officers shot and killed two black men in as many days. the latest happened in falcon heights, minnesota, where a police officer shot philando castile. his girlfriend calmly live streamed the aftermath as his officer kept his gun drawn. on tuesday, police officers shot and killed 37-year-old alton sterling in a convenience store parking lot where he was selling dvds. they responded to a report that a man had a gun. president obama says all americans should be troubled by the shootings. >> i just ask folks to step back and think, what if this happened to somebody in your family? >> reporter: the shootings sparked demonstrations in new york city, dallas, chicago, and philadelphia. >> enou