. >> quijano: this past week, delrish moss was sworn in as the first african american police chief ofguson, missouri. he's taking over nearly two years after a white ferguson officer killed an unarmed teenager, setting off protests nationwide. moss spoke to jeff pegues about the challenges he will face in >>rguson. or so help me god. >> reporter: when delrish moss was sworn in as ferguson's new police chief, he was blunt. >> if you do the job in a way that disrespects the badge that you hold, i will see to it that ceu're either removed from police service or further >>osecuted. >> reporter: moss, a 32-year veteran of the miami police department has experience with troubled agencies. he was a teenager in miami during the violent 1980s, when he says he was harassed by whlice. >> he was a white police officer ted he told me you-- "n" word-- cen't walk downtown after dark. i had another experience not long after that, a police officer gets out of the car, pushes me up against the wall, he starts to frisk me. >> reporter: why would that draw you to law enforcement rather than push you away

delrish moss said he felt the call that he could help turn around the ferguson p.d.e under intense scrutiny after the shooting of brown. >>> and wildlife officers made a shocking discovery in south florida. officials say alligator parts were scattered around a truck cab including a foot in the dashboard. officers say the driver confessed to killing it a few days ago. he was cited for a violation no and the ponies were out for a special race to commemorate queen elizabeth's 90th birthday. it involved shetland ponies. each named after one of the queen's successful race horses. she has been an avid racing fan for her entire life. >>> being the presumptive nominee, well, its can really suck the energy out of things as the late show's stephen colbert pointed out. >> now that donald trump is the presumptive gop nominee, tomorrow's west virginia primary is not exactly crucial. but that did not stop him from holding a rally there on thursday to remind everyone of their important role in the democratic process. >> you know, you don't have to vote anymore. save your vote for t

delrish moss was sworn in yesterday. the department has been under intense national scrutiny since the fatal shooting an of michael brown in 2014. moss faces several major challenges including budget problems and adhering to the hundreds of provisions in a u.s. justice department agreement. >>> a man claiming to be the biological son of prince has come forward. 39-year-old carlin williams filed paperwork in a minnesota court requesting dna testing and he wants to be declared the his mother claims she met prince at a kansas city hotel back in 1976. williams is currently in prison on a weapons charge. if he is prince's son and no will is discovered, prince's siblings may actually get nothing. >>> new developments in the battle over sumner redstone's fortune now that a suit over his medical care has been thrown out. a judge in california ruled that the media mogul clearly stated in a deposition he wanted his daughter to make medical decisions should he become incapacitated and that he wanted his former girlfriend out of his

. >> reporter: when delrish moss was sworn in as the new police chief, he was blunting. >> if you do the job in a way that disrespects the badge that you hold, i'll see to it that you're either removed from police service or further prosecuted. >> reporter: moss, a 32-year veteran of miami's police department, has experience with troubled agencies. he was a teenager in miami during the violent 1980s when he says he was harassed by police. >> he was a white police officer. he told me, "you "n" word, don't walk downtown after dark." another experience not long after that, a police officer stops his car, pushes me up against the wall and starts to frisk me. >> reporter: why would that draw you to lawrmt rather than push it away? >> my grandmother has a saying, "you can't clean a house if you're not in it." >> reporter: a justice department report found in ferguson between 2012 and 2013, every person taken into custody for resisting arrest after a traffic stop was african american. >> the culture... >> reporter: fred watt isn't's case was in the d.o.j. report. four years ago he was sitti

delrish moss will take over the department nearly two years after the death of michael brown. >>> a showdownetween the federal government and the state of north carolina face as critical deadline today. governor mccrory must declare that he will not enforce the controversial law called h millions of dollars in federal school funding. the justice department sent a letter to state officials last week saying the law violates civil rights protections against sex discrimination on the job and in education for lgbt people. mccrory says he asked federal officials for an extension but said it was denied. he said his office is still considering how to respond. >>> today president obama is expected to declare the first ever national monument recognizing the struggle for gay rights. this is happening in new york's gr greenwich village at the stone wail inn. the riots are considered the beginning of the gay rights movement in the united states. >>> takes dangit is a danger in every home. furniture that could tip over and fall on a child. this information is newly released. this government video highligh

and there is really nothing clouding my agenda. >> reporter: now, delrish moss was just about to retiremiami police department. he's been through riots there in the '80s. there were several of them that he experienced as a young person and then also as a police officer. he says that also makes him qualified to try to take on a city that has gone through the same kinds of things. lastly, really interestingly, i asked him about michael brown, had he gone to the spot where michael brown was killed, the place that started all this, brooke, and he said, yes, i went there, and i want to be able to sit down with his parents to hear their side of the story. brooke? >> powerful. so glad you talked to him. we'll look for more on your interview on "the lead" in the next hour. >>> we're still watching and waiting for the department of justice news conference to happen any moment now. should be hearing from the a.g., loretta lynch herself, responding to the law in north carolina regarding folks who are transgendered who want to use their appropriate restroom. the governor has defended the law. we're

delrish moss, a highly regarded veteran of the miami police department, taking charge of a nearly all-white force that patrols a majority african-american community. >>> next tonight, to the mystery surrounding america's newest powerball winner. and here are the first clues. that person bought two tickets, one for the wednesday drawing, and one for the saturday drawing, both times using the same numbers. and it was saturday that paid off. here's abc's linzie janis from new jersey. >> reporter: some of the folks who shop at this neighborhood 7-eleven say they're pretty sure they know who purchased the golden ticket. >> i buy lottery tickets right in back of her sometimes, i'm right in back of her. >> reporter: today, lottery officials appealing to the mystery buyer to come forward. >> i want them to sign the back of the ticket, put it in a safe place. >> reporter: all we know that she or he purchased the lucky ticket at this store in trenton, new jersey, at 5:20 p.m. tuesday. lottery officials have already looked at the surveillance footage, as have the store owners, who are getting $30,000

. >>> major delrish moss is taking over two years after the shooting death of michael brown.ays the police department needs diversification. his first order is to increase interaction with police and young people. >>> and el chapo's attorney says he wants to be transferred to a jail in the united states soon. >> reporter: one of the most notorious criminals on the move in weekend. juan "el chapo" guzman is closer to u.s. soil. he was transferred from the mexican prison to the maximum lock up in ciuadad juarez. officials on both sides of the border tell us they have been preparing for months for the extradition. the drug kingpin had been held at the prison which he fled last july in the brazen escape through tunnels which garnered international attention and sparked a huge manhunt. he was captured in january. returning to the prison after his recapture. the transfer comes one month after attorneys said they were eager to have him transferred to the united states. now they are saying the whole thing was a ploy to get him transferred because the conditions in the prison that he

. >> when delrish moss was sworn in he was blunt. >> if you do the job in a way that disrespects theou hold i will see to it that you will either are removed from police service, or, further prosecuted. >> reporter: moss, 32-year department has experience with troubled agencies. he was a teenager in miami during the violent 1980s when he says he was harassed by police. >> he was a white police officer. he told me, you n word don't walk downtown after dark. i had another experience not long after that. police officer gets out of the car. pushes me against the wall. starts to frisk me. >> reporter: why would that draw you to law enforcement rather than push you away. >> my grandmother has a saying, that is you can't clean a house if you are not in it. >> reporter: ferguson erupted in violence in 2014, after michael brown who was unarmed was shot and killed by a white police officer. a subsequent justice department investigation found that the trouble in ferguson was widespread. for example, between 2012 and custody for resisting arrest after a traffic stop was african-american. fred wa

delrish moss takes over for tom jackson, who resigned after a scathing justice department report found police and courts in ferguson routinely engaged in discrimination against african americans. the bias came to light after the fatal police shooting of unarmed african american michael brown in 2014. the so-called panama papers scandal has widened as an international team of journalists published a searchable database of documents online. a massive data leak revealed how the panama-based mossack fonseca law firm set up a global network of shell companies for heads of state and other elites to store money offshore to avoid taxes and oversight. the international consortium of investigative journalists says the database strips away the secrecy of nearly 214,000 offshore entities in 21 jurisdictions, from nevada to hong kong and the british virgin islands. a mexican judge has ruled drug lord joaquin "el chapo" guzman can be extradited to the united states to face trial. guzman has been moved to a prison on the u.s.-mexico border. he previously escaped from jail in mexico twice. his attorne

delrish moss takes over a mostly white force in a city that's two-thirds black. killing of michael brown in 2014 led to federal findings of widespread racial bias and profiling by ferguson police. >> sreenivasan: there's word that poisonings from electronic cigarettes are surging among young children. nationwide children's hospital in columbus, ohio says pre- schoolers can put e-cigarettes in their mouths and drink liquid nicotine. it causes vomiting and other symptoms. cases surged from 14 a month in january of 2012 to 223 a month by last spring. >> woodruff: wall street's week got off to a lackluster start. the down jones industrial average lost 34 points to close below 17,706. the nasdaq rose 14 and the s&p 500 added a point. >> sreenivasan: and the planet mercury made a rare transit across the face of the sun today. nasa animation depicted the tiny planet crossing between earth and sun over seven and a half hours. the actual event, viewed by a satellite, showed mercury as a black dot against the the glowing solar surface. mercury's transit happens only about

delrish moss will be sworn this later today.s will take over the department nearly two years after the death of mike agenchan and t brown. moss was a long time spokesman for the miami police department. >>> north carolina governor pat mccrory faces a critical deadline today. he must declare that the state will not enforce the controversial house bill 2 or north carolina could lose millions of dollars in federal school spending. the law requires people in schools and other state buildings to use the bathroom that corresponds to the sex on their birth certificate. the justice department says the law violates civil rights laws mccrory asked for an extension but says it was denied. >>> president obama is expected to declare the first ever national monument recognizing the struggle for gay rights today. the it's happening in greenwich village at the iconic stone wall inn. the police raid at the stone wall and rye the on thes that followed in 1969 are considered the beginning the gay rights movement in the united states. >>> an pofrpi

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. >> reporter: when delrish moss was sworn in az ferguson's new police chief he was blunt. >> if youspects the badge that you hold, i will see to it that you are either removed from police service or further prosecuted. >> moss, a 32 year veteran of miami's police department has experience with troubled agencies. he was a teenager in miami during the violent 1980s when he says he was harassed by police. >> it was a white police officer. he told me, you n word don't walk downtown after dark. i had another experience not long after that. police officer gets out of the car, pushes me against the wall starts to frisk me. >> reporter: why would that draw you to law enforcement rather than push you away from law enforce snmt. >> my grandmother has a saying, you can't clean a house if you're not in it. >> reporter: a justice department investigation found that in ferguson, between 2012 and 2014, every person taken into custody for resisting arrest after a traffic stop was african-american. >> the culture -- >> fred watson's case was in a doj report. four years ago he was sitting in police o