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it depends on the way that the charging unit down in that county is looking at these facts. k in light of a larger discussion about all this police brutality, the question arises are we looking at police brutality in a different way and i think that question is academic because there are many cases that i think have been close calls. looking at this, at least in terms of getting an indictment, this is not a close call because you have video evidence. >> right. shocking video. damning video. you have the video of this man running away and being shot and ultimately he died of the wounds. really very interesting to see how it played out. important that a grand jury had a chance to look at this and weigh in, danny? >> it's strange. we have a strange view of grand juries. in a way they are the most democratic way of securing an indictment because the job is given not to the prosecutor, but to the people. but in another way, they don't give us a lot of satisfaction because they are highly secretive. so you have civilians making the ultimate decision. however, we don't really get a

foundation, the academy at pittsburgh, pittsburgh symphony, united jewish federation, the united way of allegheny county and i can go on and on but i won't. he's also a member of the carnegie melon university board of trustees. i believe his experience and his success will be of great benefit to the postal service serving as a member of the board of governors. again, i come back to his character. this is a person of integrity and someone who truly believes that what he's doing if he were to be confirmed would be public service. we have an inscription on the finance building in our state capitol. it reads as follows, all public service is a trust given in faith and accepted in honor. i think david understands that. if he takes this opportunity, he accepts it with honor and the best way to demonstrate you accepted it in that fashion is to do quality public service with integrity. he will do that. i have no doubt about that. so david, we're grateful you're willing to serve and i'm honored to be part of this nomination process for you. >> thank you, senator casey. appreciate those words of support. i know s

puerto rico cannot go to bankruptcy court the way a city or county can in the united states, so uncertaintyuerto rico. the parallels to greece only go so far. puerto rico is not about to exit the dollar and no other state that looks like puerto rico is about to follow suit. this will be tough for puerto rico. the federal government has a large presence there. the federal government pays for social security, cushioning the hardship that will otherwise fall on the puerto rican people. >> woodruff: wire services are reporting puerto rico's governor saying he'll ask for chapter 9 bankruptcy. we'll be watching and thank you for bringing us up to at a time on both crises. greg ip, thank you. >> thank you. >> woodruff: the supreme court closed out a dramatic session today with three more high- profile decisions. the latest rulings touched on how the e.p.a. regulates our air, how to map voting lines and how states carry out the death penalty. justices also put on hold a texas law that was set to close a number of clinics that perform abortions in the state this week. and joining me to discuss it al

foundation academy of pittsburgh, the pittsburgh cultural trust, the pittsburgh symphony united way of allegheny county and i could go on and on but i won't. he's also member of the carnegie melon university board of trustees. i believe his experience and his success will be of great benefit to the postal service. this is a person of integrity aun someone who believes if what he's doing if he were to be confirmed would be public service. all public service is given in trust and accepted in faith and given in honor. i think he understand that's. if he's given this opportunity, he accepts it with honor in the best way to demonstrate you accepted it in that fashion is to do quaumentt public service with integrity integrity. he'll do that, i have no doubt about that. so david, we're grateful you're willing to serve and i'm honored to be part of this nomination process for you. >> i unanimous consent that his statement be entered into the record. >> i will not object if he'll repeat one time those words inscribed in the building, all public service is a trust given in faith and accepted in honor. >> i do no

united way. you can learn more about rolfe roberts and his contributions to our community any time by tapping on the nbc 10 news app. >>> in gloucester county a mother and father are now charged in connection with the death of their newborn son. maurice brown and shannon schonewolf were charged. she fell asleep in the bathtub for several hours with her 6-week-old son on top of her. when she woke up the child was unconscious. the autopsy revealed he had drowned. >>> our highest court says a man convicted of murdering a police officer cannot be executed because of the killer's low iq. edward bracey's iq is 74 considered well below average. the supreme court ruled that makes him ineligible for the death penalty. he is serving a life sentence for gunning down dan boyle in 1991. boyle was a rookie just 21 years old. >>> happening today, the camden county police department will host two block parties in camden. both are this afternoon from 4:30 to 6:30. the goal is to strengthen the bond between the police and the community. >>> a symbol of pride or hate? we're following the controversy surrounding the confederate flag in the wake of the charlest

. >>> violence has in one way or another impacted the lives of every inmate inside the bexar county jail's ex-gang unitngs, they've taken the first step toward new lives. >> prayer call, prayer call! >> come here, pops. >> now we have a prayer circle. how it come about is one guy had some problems. and he was going to court this and that. so we decided to have prayer. and it just escalated from there. and we got 10, 12, 15, sometimes 20 people in the prayer circle now. >> heavenly brother we come, give you thanks, fatherly god. >> we get in there with a special question we are lifted up. >> ask that he watches over our family, everybody's family. take care of the ones in need. >> bless our brothers in the circle, out the circle. our sister in the circle, out the circle. please take care of my two daughters, everybody's kids, family. >> glad that i woke up able to see this day. >> tim gaffney is a former member of the aryan brotherhood. >> a lot of us, we do bible studies. not out there. but we do it individually. but i am never going home again. what they're telling me. they may put me to death. i got

way to go. >> county leaders hope to implement a five-year plan which calls for building up to 6,000 housing unitso accommodate the region's homeless. >>> it's a tempting real estate offer, this three bedroom fixer upper is free. there's just one string attached. you have to move it yourself. oakland's children's hospital built its complex around the little house when the owner wouldn't sell 37 when he died the hospital bought the home. now, the house is in the way of a proposed outpatient center. >> we really would love somebody in the community or anyone in the bay area who's interested in the house. we're going to give it away for free and we'll also provide $20,000 to help with the moving of a house. >> 20 k won't cover all moving expenses. the house will have to be cut into pieces so it fits under bart tracks and freeway ramps. >> we can get some of our buddies, put it in our truck, and ta >> and put it back together? it seems like a lot of work. >>> general mills is making things up. the changes coming to our favorite cereals. >> close encounters with sharks and this one was caught on camera

united professional firefighters of contra costa county for sharing the photos. >> 500,000 on east coast have in power after deadly storms high winds and rain slammed the region. forecasters say more severe weather is on the way today. our reporter has the latest. >> this is the aftermath, hopes ripped apart, power lines taken down, large trees did not have a chance and severe weather marched across the country from the midwest to the east coast. >> the roof collapsed? >> it fell in and a family was here with kids. >> in michigan a tornado through a semi truck into a store. >> and coal city in illinois felt the worst when an ef3 brought 160 miles per hour winds and destruction. >> cars are upside down trees are on houses. >> from virginia to me watches and warning. in philadelphia the storms knocked out power to 500,000 people. and ripped trees out of ground. >> in d.c. area a car fell on a tree killing driver. in the midwest residents are break themselves again with another threat of severe weather. >> the strong line of thunderstorms on the east coast caused wide help video lightning. look at this lightning strike taken outside a national weather building in maryland and several light next strikes outside t

the massive manhunt under way in the northeastern part of the united states for two killers on the run. joining us to talk about this search is clinton county sheriff david favro. sheriff, thanks very much for joining us. i know your teams have covered at least 10,000 acres in the area where you are right now. what do you think? did these two escaped inmates, do you think they are still in the vicinity where this prison is or do you think they have moved on elsewhere? >> well everybody's going to have their own opinion on, that wolf but i think it's important to realize that until we can come up with some concrete information, some physical evidence some dna to be able to substantiate they're elsewhere or their whereabouts period we need to continue to go from the hot spot where the escape first started and work our way out from there making sure the community is safe and making sure that we leave no stone unturned to find them. >> i know you found food wrappers matted grass. do you believe that was part of these two killers? do you think that was related? >> we're certainly hoping that it was. we had a little relief we thought we were goin

united states, brooks county rancher mike vickers sees himself as part of the solution. >> see there's two of them. they get over the first one they're going to get in the second one. >> there's no way you can get over the fence? >> no no no. it is going to get you. it's going to get you. >> located 70 miles north of the u.s. mexico border his ranch is prime real estate for people trying to avoid border patrol. that is because it sits just north one of the busiest immigration checkpoints in the country. as migrants go around it to keep from getting caught, they walk through private property like the vickers ranch. leaving trash clothing and property damage in their wake. >> reporter: there's people who say you're the only rancher in brooks county who has a electrified fence. and they see that as inhumane. >> that could be, i probably am. but it works. that electric fence has been here a long time. and some of the people that do not have it can't even run cattle on their property like i was telling you because their fences are constantly being destroyed. >> reporter: last year more than 200,000 people were caught trying to cross into the united states through the texas-rio grande val

united states. the stadium was home to a philly's minor league team in the 1960s and '70s. hall of famer mike schmidt, by the way, played ball back there in 197. >>> livingston essex county, where chris christie is expected to officially throw his hat in the ring for the 2016 presidential race. you hear the music of bon jovi new jersey's own. he's embracing a former classmate of his. they're in a high school where he used to attend. let's listen live as the governor addresses the crowd there in livingston. ♪ we were born to follow you've got to stand up for what you believe ♪ ♪ let me hear you ♪ ♪ yeah yeah yeah oh yeah yeah ♪ >> thank you. thank you. thank you, jersey. thank you. and thank you, thank you to livingston. you know, lots of people have asked me over the course of the last week why here? why here? because everything started here for me. everything started here for me. the confidence the education, the friends, the family and the love that i've always felt for and from this community. when i decided to make this announcement, there wasn't any choice. i had to come home and livingston is home for me. and i want to thank sheila, a dear friend of my mom's and a wonderf

cleveland's cuyahoga county correction center have a right to make calls from the phone located in the day room of each housing unit. >> they have to make them in three different separate waysbe a collect call. second would be if they had a pre-paid phone card which they can buy from commissary. the third way is if the family gets up a prepaid account to make these calls. >> for melvin sostre, currently housed in the jail segregation, phone calls are restricted due to a court order. >> you understand that, right? >> yeah. >> sostre is only allowed to call his attorney. all inmate calls are reported. his calls must also be made in the presence of staff to make sure he's only talking to his attorney. >> we've been dealing with him for a few months now. he's a known trouble maker. >> sostre was arrested on charges of stalking and violating a protection order filed by the mother of his 2-year-old son. he's pled not guilty. he's in segregation having placed two more calls to his alleged victim when he was in general population. now it appears he found a new way of getting around a calling restrictions by getting another segregation inmate to make his calls for him. that inmate i

on the united states framework itch is an insolvency framework for detroit and so on and orange county. it's that framework which enables to public authority to deal in a fair and transparent way, fair bolt to the debtor and to the creditors through an independent arbitration process. unfortunately, when the whole process is dominated by very, very powerful creditors, which i also what the i.m.f., the e.c.b. and the e.u. are relative to the very weak debtor which is what greece is, that is not fair and the resolution of it cannot be fair. >> let's leave it there. thank you very much. good to talk to you. >> let's get the weather with everton. the tropical storm has made landfall. what impact is it going to make on the u.s.? >> it does look pretty bad. although it has made landfall, we have the brown ocean effect taking operation across the southern states. that's nasty in the water when you go for a swim. we have got a lot of saturated ground controls the southern plains. taking a look at the area we're concerned about the ground is saturated here, it does mean that the remnants of the storm moves in across that very wet ground it still has quite a bit of moisture, hence we co

county community. he was a kind gentleman liked by everybody and his legacy will be felt for many, many years in the work he did for helps united way, h--- 4-h, just about anything worth doing he was involved with in nevada county. including my own personal travels. a small indian springs school still stands where he attended. i join nevada county in mourning his loss, a great friend a kind hearted person who you just get along great with. our condolences go out to wanda and his family. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from washington seek recognition? without objection the gentleman from washington is recognized for one minute. mr. mcdermott: i have generally admired president obama's bold policy decisions, however, the announcement to send another 150 military advisors to iraq and arm the shia forces and kurdish peshmerga is a grave misjudgment. arming the sunni tribes could undermine iraqi prime minister abecause dee and the central government -- abadi and the central government the u.s. is trying desperately to prop up. sunni assistance may in turn push iran to more aggressively arm their shia militi

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