right now the church is occupying more space than the fraternal orders. i don't -- it's hard for me to date on the fly, i would say they used law in the late 1700s and i do know the scotch poll work and also scholar named liazos. one of the things they talk about is this battle that develops intense fifies over th use of insignia and rituals and that's what the court battles are on sentencibleably about. and i would emphasize this more. the battle was probably just as much over the insurance business, that is to say that they are both competing for customers and the battle intensifies later when companies like prudential tried to get into the business. >> in he essence the black fraternal orders get out of the insurance business which was their life blood before the civil war. that's worth telling. thank you for that question. >> arwin smallwidth from north carolina university. the question is directed to professor miles and in general as marvin jones just mentioned particularly in north carolina, southeastern virginia and south carolina, you have large n

clerics, those that are ordained as priests, and we see the foundational witness as brothers and fraternity, not just with each other but with everyone that crosses our path, this is our approach and it is a very rich and beautiful thing we have inherited from france. the entire world is our family, and to have an appreciation like pope francis is trying to do right now, with all creation. the brother, son, sister, moon, all of the animals are part of our life. all should be resonating in one voice in the praise of god coming to an awareness of the appreciation of god. the kapitan's are a group within the greater family of the san franciscans, and this happened in the 15th century. two signature things of the french kapitan's is always been in the ministry with working with the downtrodden, and being people of confession. i think a very important thing that crosses the board to all of the friars, the vast amount of canonized lay brothers that we have. it comes down to the essential thing to the fraternity aspect, and it is very much seeking to be down-to-earth, approachable and accessible,

and the fraternal order of police released a letter asking the dnc to also have people speak on behalf of police officers killed in the line of duty. the move follows eight police officers killed in dallas and baton rouge. >> just the fairness of giving police officers who paid the ultimate sacrifice an opportunity to have their families speak in as victims and let them know the impact of how they felt. >> a spokesperson for a presumptive democratic nominee hillary clinton sent nbc10 this statement. as hillary clinton has said, we need to support heroic police officers who put their lives on the line every day as well as listen to the voices of mothers who have lost their children. officials with the dnc office said former police commissioner charles ramsey will speak at the convention. as well as an nypd detective who served during 9/11. >>> neighbors in south philadelphia are preparing for the dnc. a community meeting was held to address the inveeconveniences people will face while the dnc is in their backyard. johnson said he expects minimal disturbances to everyday life next week.

right now, the church is occupying more space than the fraternal orders. i don't -- it is hard for me sitting here on the stage on the fly, but i would say they used law beginning around the same time in the late 1700's. and i do know the work, and i am also -- one of the things that they talk about is this battle that develops and intensifies in the late 1800's over the use of insignia and rituals, and that is what the court battles are ostensibly about. but they also, i think, point out -- and i think i would emphasize this more -- but the battle was probably just as much over the insurance business, that is to say they are both competing for customers, and the battle intensifies earlier when companies like prudential try to get in. so in essence, the black fraternal orders get out of the insurance business, which had been their lifeblood since going back before the civil war, so that is a huge and important story. that is really worth telling, so thank you for that question. arwin: arwin smallwood, my question is rectitude professor miles and in general

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right now the church is occupying more space than the fraternal orders. it's hard for me to date, sitting here on stage on the fly. but i would say that they used law beginning around the same time, in the late 1700s. and i do know the scholar's work. one of the things they talk about is this battle that develops, intensifies in the late 1800s over the use of insignia and rituals. that's what the court battles are ostensibly about. but they also point out -- i think i would emphasize this more -- the battle was just as much over the insurance business. that is to say, they're both competing for customers around the battle intensifies later when companies like prudential try to get in to the business. so in essence, the black fraternal orders get out of the insurance business which had been their lifeblood since going back before the civil war. that is a huge and important story that's really worth telling. so thank you for that question. >> my question is really directed to professor miles. in general. as marvin jones just mentioned, particularly in north

>> this is a fraternity that really tries to hide the accountability of police officers. there have been situations where people have been killed by the police and before they call the ambulance they call the fop. roz: this is one of a handful of citizens at police headquarters across the country. these professors came out on the lawn and they shut down legislative work in may. they wanted to draw the public's attention to their cause. >> it's about policing, it's about how we extend rights to police officers who were not afforded citizens everyday. residentssters say have been bringing them supplies and the plan is to be here until at least the morning. roz plater, abc 7 news. alison: the opposite side of the protest, humanities showing communitiesn -- humani showing appreciation for police officers. earlier today, ashburn held a picnic to think their police officers for the job they do. leon: still ahead, an unexpected new job for attorney general eric holder. the travel company hiring him to tackle a major issue. alison: the human brain, the incredible discovery that i

five of the fraternal order of duty. >> just police officers who paid the ultimate sacrificsacrifice, an opportunity to have their families speak to them as victims and let them now the impact. >> a spokesperson released this statement, hillary clinton has said we need to support heroic police officers who put their lives on the line every day as well as listen to the voices of mothers who have lost their children. and charles ramsey will speak at the convention as well as an nypd detective who served during 9/11. >>> it's 5:37 right now. neighbors in south philadelphia are preparing for the dnc a community meeting last night addressed some of the issues that people will face while the convention is happening right in their backyard at the wells fargo center. city councilman kenyatta johnson was answering questions about parking and protest routes. johnson said he expects minimal disturbances to everyday life during the convention next week. >>> and you may see more congestion, speaking of congestion, on the delaware memorial bridge when the dnc comes to town. that's because truck dri

john mcnesby, president of the fraternal order of police praised convention organizers for making thehange and add family members of fallen officers to the lineup. much more coverage online and the nbc 10 app. check out pictures and video highlights of the week that put philadelphia in the national spotlight. katy? >>> new details in the criminal case against pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane. the judge will not let her lawyers use material from the ongoing porn investigation as a defense. kane is accused of leaking secret investigative information to the "philadelphia daily news" in 2014 to embarrass rival prosecutors and lie about it under oath. >>> communities across the cameras turned off red light cameras after being accused of using them to make money. but a new study reveals getting rid of the cameras can have deadly consequences. the insurance institute for highway safety says in their sample cities deadly accidents went up by about 30% at intersections where the cameras were removed. aaa mid-atlantic tells us in ç historically dangerous intersections while the kirk

movement is blocking massachusetts avenue at 4th street northeast, right outside of the national fraternaler of police. >> it's really important to occupy the space in places where the people there who run that place occupy so much of our lives in a negative way. >> reporter: commemorating people like trayvon holding signs and waving flags since 7:00 a.m., and some chained themselves to fences and ladders. >> i have been up for a very long time, 48 hours actually. >> reporter: protester jonathan lank says the lack of sleep is well worth it. >> it's a problem when a police officer murders a black person in a black community that they call the fop before they call the ambulance in the community. how does the fop cover up the accountability for police officers and what legislation have they pushed that furthers the criminalization in the black communities. >> reporter: the fop conducted business at a different location today, and metropolitan police have been monitoring and diverting traffic all day. >> reporter: how much will this tack on to your commute at home? >> a minute protesters this

. >>> the fraternal order of police slams hillary clinton.while they say they're being disrespected. >>> plus you have to see this video. good samaritans stepped in to save a driver who ran off a road. what made him lose control in the first place? >>> and we have more heat and humid coming into the forecast. i'll show you what it means for the weekend weather and how hot it will feel, coming up next. >>> decision 2016 and a sort of sibling rivalry may be developing here at the national convention. last night, donald trump junior took to the podium and wowed the delegates, this time, it was middle son eric at the podium, and he didn't disappoint. >> vote for the candidate who can't be bought, purchased, or feared from the past that is right and just and true. [cheers and applause] quite frankly, friends, vote for the one candidate who does not need this job. >> now to another member of the trump family, the fall out continues, stretching into day three over the melania trump speech that she gave right here on monday night. a campaign staffer

you see there are two people there that are chained to the very sense of the fraternal order of police. anywhere else, and with any other group there is would probably be some sort of criminal offense. specially, fortress passing which here statutes would mean unlawful entry. now, sources saying that there were calls put into the chief asking if they could make arrests, and chief lanier telling officer here on the scene to back down, to stand down, no arrests would be made. we've seen similar in baltimore, atlanta, dozens of people arrested for doing just that, blocking the entryway, blocking traffic, but instead it seems like dc police apiecing this group trying not to insight any sort of violence. so there is about roughly a block radius around this entire area that has been corded off by police. now, we understand that the movement here at about 5:30, will hold a press conference, unsure what exactly they will a say. but they say as of now they'll stay right here on the property, chained to the f.o.p. offices, for as long as they want to. and i'll tell you, they do not have a permit

fraternalzer says the order of police acts like a college fraternity and is responsible for maintaininghe harmful, we feel, and unaccountable culture of where families are left to mourn with little if any semblance of justice." and those are some of the headlines. ththis is democracy now, democracynow.org, breaking with convention: war, peace and the presidency. i'm amy goodman. it is now official, dononald trp has become the official presidential nominee of the republican party. trump trump's son, donald junior, cast a vote for the new york delegation that put trump over the top of the needed 1237 dedelegates. junior: it is my honor to be able to throw donald trump over-the-top in the delegate count tonight with 89 delegates, and another 64 john kasich. congratulations, dad. we love you. is expected tomp accept the nomination thursday night, but he briefly spoke to delegates from the trump tower. mr. trump: we are going to rebuild our jobs, rebuild our depleted military, and take care of our great veterans. we're going to have strong borders. we're going t to get ririd of i. we going t

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chuck canterbury, national president with the fraternal order of police. i assume that means they believe the shooter is no longer a threat. but translate that for us if you would, active but contained. >> they either have the shooter eliminated at this point or secured where he can't hurt anybody else. you can't read too much into it. terminology varies. they feel they've got control of the situation, which would tell me they've identified the suspect and most likely he's either down or put in a position of disadvantage. >> if you're just joining us, cnn is bringing you live coverage from baton rouge, louisiana, where the local authorities are reporting that seven police officers were shot in the incident this morning. three officers, we are told, are believed killed. we just got a statement from the sheriff's office of the east baton rouge parish in baton rouge, louisiana, saying that the incident took place at approximately 9:00 a.m. central time. so that's 8:00 a.m. -- i'm sorry. 10:00 a.m. east coast time. when baton rouge police officers in east bato

. >> jim, philadelphia's fraternal police president says this isn't about politics.police-involved violence speaking. he just wants balance by giving relatives of officers killed their moment. before mothers of the movement uttered one word, they had the crowd's undivided attention inside the wells fargo center, moments before three moms shared their emotional stories of losing their children to violence. >> hillary clinton isn't afraid to say that black lives matter. she isn't afraid to sit at a table with grieving mothers and bear the full force of our anguish. >> reporter: the group's message is to bring awareness to gun violence and excessive force by police. >> she knows that when a young black life is cut short, it's not just a loss, it's a personal loss, it's a national loss. >> reporter: the president of philadelphia's fraternal order of police said widows of slain officers should have also gotten the chance to speak. >> as we're standing outside, making sure the people's rights are protected inside, we don't have any say for fallen heros here in philadelphia

i will answer quickly, the fraternal order, they're apart of my book. they should be a bigger part of my book. right now the church is occupying more space in the fraternal order and i don' don't -- it is hard for me to date and sitting right here on stage, i would say they use law beginning around the same time in the late 1700s. and i do know that scott -- and also by the name leahso, one o the things they talked about was the use of insignia. that's what the court battles are about. the battle was just as much over the insurance business. they are both competing for customers and the battle intensifies later when company like credentials trying to get into business. that is a huge and important story. that's worth telling. thank you for that question. >> from north carolina university. my question is directed to professor miles. in general, as marvin jones, just mentioned in north carolina and south eastern virginia and south carolina, you have large number of mixed race people of native ancestry and they go back to the enslavement of native people a

and they camped out on the lawn outside the national legislative office of the fraternal order of police. some protesters chained themselves to the building's entrance. the protesters planned to stay there overnight. they say residents in the capitol hill brought them supplies and food. up next on good morning washington -- a strategy session by the defense secretary and foreign leaders on the next steps to take to defeat the islamic state group. and hotter temperatures on the way and they may stick around for a few days. eileen whelan has the details in her forecast and before you hit the road, check out jamie sullivan's traffic update. trt 12 out ... good morning washington .... wooooooo!!!! it's xx and time for a check of the touch warmer and more humid. highs: 88-92 winds: s 5 mph tonight: mainlclear and mild. lows: 67-72 winds: s 5 mph friday: partly cloudy. hotter and more humid. highs: 93-97 feels: 100 we do have overnight road work and an accident on 210. watch fort lanes blocked heading southbound. northbound lanes are open. you can use oxon hill rd to get by as an alternate. th

the attack were people celebrating liberty, equality and fraternity.ejra: european car sales growth slowed in june as the brexit wade on consumer confidence. 6.5% to 1.51rose million vehicles. in march, the 34th consecutive month of gains, though the smallest. mark: another week of shocks for watchers of the u.k.'s political outlook. yesterday saw mark carney surprised economists by not cutting rates along with increased political uncertainty. sent the the news pound heading towards its best the dollar.against john, great to see you. although the markets aren't confident that we will see a rate cut in august, following yesterday's move. probability of a cut 56.6. before yesterday, august was 87%. july was 82%. should we be less confidence that the boe will move in august following yesterday, or as confident? john: i think we should be very confident they are going to do something. there was talk in the minutes about the measures they had different, plural, packages of response. with rates already so low, they are clearly looking around for other ways t

gene ryan the president of the fraternal order of police in baltimore. >> the state's attorney could not simply, could not, not accept the evidence that was presented. she had her own agenda. comments made today, about our officers, by ms. mosby, were outrageous, and uncalled for. and simply not true. >> mosby says she reap grets not being able to hold any one any accountable. >> we do not believe that freddie gray killed himself. >> four of the six officers have gone back to work. scott, there is an administrative review hanging over all of the officers, that could lead to dismissals. >> jeff pegues, thanks. a federal judge ruled john hinckley jr. the man who shot president ronald reagan will be allowed to leave a mental hospital to live with his mother. hinckley is now 61. the judge said his mental health improved dramatically. now, more with chip reid. >> reporter: on march 30, 1981, john hinckley attempted to assassinate president ronald reagan outside the washington hilton how tell. at the hospital, reagan told the surgeons he hoped they were republicans and told wife nancy, hon

. >> the fraternal order of police put out this statement last night.ternal order of police is insulted and will not soon forget that the democratic party and hillary clinton are excluding the widows and other family members of police officers killed in the line of duty who were victims or explicit and implied racism and being on duty in blue. it is sad that to win an election mrs. clinton must pander to the interests of people who do not know all the facts. >> for example, the blm movement, i don't think that people are assuming that hillary clinton doesn't care about police. i think with that whether it's fair or unfair. i don't think that's the narrative. >> i guess the point is, do they have a point? why not have both on stage? >> well, i don't think it's unreasonable. but the black lives movement -- >> i don't think, john, let's think this through. how are we helpful in this situation? you can reflect what is or you can talk about what should be. how do you knit these two things together? if you have cops up there -- with the blacks, if you do it t

fraternal se convirtiÓ en augurio durante el dÍa se notÓ una mezcla de sentimientos. que importa es tu carÁcter. Ésa es una mala. >> estaban los partidarios de hillary clinton que ademÁs de celebrar su logro polÍtico festejaban una ganancia en el nombre de las mujeres del paÍs. >> yo como mujer estoy a favor porque trae conceptos nuevos. >> que haya una mujer como presidenta de gran diferencia va a ser en comparaciÓn con el otro seÑor que no tiene nada de presidente, nada para ser presidente. >> luego del anuncio iniciaron protestas dentro del centro las cuales provocaron cuatro arrestos por parte del servicio secreto. hasta ahora estas son las Únicas detenciones que han ocurrido a raÍz de las protestas. de acuerdo el comitÉ de la convenciÓn nacional demócrata, hillary clinton, va a aceptar su nominaciÓn maÑana por la noche aquÍ en filadelfia. presentadora: muchas gracias. no tan sÓlo los manifestantes protestan, hasta el momento ninguno de los organizaciones y oradores han hecho algÚn reconocimiento sobre los incidentes. pasamos con nuestro compaÑero. reportero: doct

those or the things that are going to be missed. >> mike walton from free fraternal order of police. days ahead. thank you so much. >>> much more ahead from here in dallas on the investigation into this attack. from our fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge, an attack that the president condemned today. >> still don't know all the facts. what we do know is that there has been a vicious, calculated, and despickable attack -- despickable attack on law enforcement. police in dallas were on duty -- doing their jobs, keeping people safe during peaceful protests. these law enforcement officers were targeted. and near lay dozen others were shot. five were killed. other officers and at least one civilian were wounded. some are in serious condition and we are praying for their recovery. if you're approaching 65, now's the time to get your ducks in a row. to learn about medicare, and the options you have. you see, medicare doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so if 65 is around the corner, think about an aarp m

. >> this is not sitting well with the philadelphia fraternal order of police they are criticizing the clinton campaign for not inviting families of fallen officers. >>> speaking of police they were busy as protesters took to the streets at least 50 people were taken into custody and issued citations. steve keeley is live at the convention center with more, good morning, steve. >> reporter: well, lauren, funny thing about those citations they come with the 50-dollar fine that is one dollar less and poor folks in south philadelphia who got parking ticket. so $51 for parking in the median last sunday at 8:00. fifty-one dollars for local, $50 for out of town protesters who got sip tied but not officially arrested. official police word is cited. we also cited them, running for cover during the rape last night. so yesterday we're here at 12th and arch and we will see police are on duty around the clock doing their 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. shift right now, 12 hour shifts for police officers, many of these guys and girls do not work in the center city district but coming from other districts as

[ shouting ] >> reporter: a short time later, a tweet and response by the fraternal order of police, where was the protest when the full croft police officers what ambushed and shot seven times last week. i guess that is okay by their standards. >> whether you believe it, black people are being murdered. there's a consistent amount of people saying this is what we feel. it's any community's duty to respond. >> reporter: about a dozen people were cuffed, and everyone awaits another federal investigation into another fatal police-involved shooting. >> [ bleep ]. >> and tonight during that protest, no one was hurt. police do say that 12 people were arrested. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> a 13 year old boy is recovering tonight after he was shot during a road rage incident in hunting park. it all started when a woman in a car headed southbound and almost hit a person late last night. the woman inside the car got into a shouting match with the people on the treat before driving off. but police say that car returned and the man jumped out and fired eight shots before the car drove off. the

fraternal order of police, it is sad to win an election mrs.nton must pander to people who do not know all the facts while men and women they seek to destroy are outside protecting political institutions of this country. mrs. clinton, you should be ashamed of yourself if that is possible. clinton campaign said two members of law enforcement will be speaking at convention, adding as hillary clinton said we need to support heroic police officers who put their liveslives on the line every day and listen to voices of mothers who lost their children. again, juan, i think it is more pressing to have conversation about criminal justice reform than criminalizing police behavior. i think this is divisive display and i think it is offensive to law enforcement in the face of these assassinations in baton rouge and dallas. >> i think this is a political voice for people who feel they haven't been heard and so what you're doing, hillary clinton did this during the campaign, she needed the black vote as a so-called firewall against bernie sanders. what did s

the group has been staged outside the legislative headquarters for the fraternal order of police. >> they have fought for in ministry to leave and for them to be acquitted of charges. it is clear the value system of the fop is not to protect lack lives. >>pr themselves to fences and letters outside the fop, the office was closed today, the group is blocking traffic with demonstrators lined up across massachusetts avenue and fourth street northeast. >>> the adoption of babies overseas can be a controversy, tonight advocates for children adopted from south korea are furious about the life sentence given yesterday to a marine corps vet who killed his three- year-old adopted son. live in damascus with that story. >> reporter: a three-year-old child is buried here in all but unmarked grave. a grown-up adult adopted from south korea wants to know how it is possible that the dad who adopted him and admitted hurling him against a wall would get out of prison in as little as four years. >> and outrage to think that he got off with pretty much a slap on the wrist and the child is lying in a fo

john mcnesby, president of the fraternal order of police praised convention organizers for making theat the last minute and adding familyç members of fallen officers to the speaking lineup. >>> right now we have the highlights from the dnc on our nbc 10 app. learn more about the speakers and hear speech highlights and check out the biggest moments throughout the convention. >>> 6:16. new details in the criminal case against pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane. the judge will not alaw her lawyers to use materials from the ongoing porn e-mail probe as a defense. kane is accused of leaking information to the philadelphia daily news in 2014 about rival prosecutors and then lied about it under oath. >>> new details about bill cosby's ongoing legal battles. the comedian dropped a lawsuit against his accuser. cosby had sued andrea constand for breach of contract for speaking to police who re-opened the criminal investigation into crosby last year. he was demanding that she repay the money from her confidential 2006 court settlement. cosby will stand trial for sexually assaulting con

green was a trailblazer in the tight knit fraternity of football coaches.nchor eric thomas takes a look back at his legendary career. >> they are what we thought they were. >> this is the way a lot of fans remember dennis green, the rant after his arizona cardinals loss to the chicago bears. but there was much more to him starting with his bay area ties. >> i've always considered myself part of the family. >> dennis green was assistant under bill walsh coaching special teams and wide receivers like legend gary martinez rice. >> he was my wide receiver coach for so many years. we stayed friends over the years also. so i'm real saddened by it. he ry did a lot for my career. >> reporter: and abc7's own sports anchor mike shumann. >> he thought you this is a profession now. be serious about it, and for young players he was just what you needed. >> reporter: after leaving the niners he moved on to stanford becoming first african-american head coach in the pac-12. he blazed a similar trail at northwestern, becoming the first big 10 coach. >> he learned from the b

she was added to the schedule, after the philadelphia fraternal order of police publicly criticized theers of those killed by officers. officer moses walker was in plain clothes, walking home from his shift when he was shot and killed during a holdup in 2012. last night, his mother described finding christmas presents that he had wrapped and left. >> it was in august, but moses, he always thought ahead. he brought gifts to relatives, for single parents, for strangers down on their luck. >> moses served as a member of the philadelphia police force for 19 years. john mcnesby, president of the fraternal order of police, praised conventiongoers for making the change and adding family members of fallen officers to the speaking lineup. another powerful and emotional speech we had heard at the convention last night came from the parents of a muslim american soldier, who was killed while fighting in iraq. his father told the crowd how his son sacrificed his life to save the lives of other soldiers, and then reminded them that donald trump would not have wanted his immigrant son in this country.

lodge five of the fraternal order of police had criticized hillary clinton choice of speakers in philadelphia. they said she excluded police widows and family members who have suffered so much. within hours, the clinton camp added ramsey to the schedule and joe sweeney a 9/11 survive. the nation perhaps to turn its focus to philadelphia and the dnc. the entire "action news" team is ready to bring you every angle we hope you join us as our city takes the national spotlight. >> we're following breaking news, it was a night marked by gunfire across philadelphia over the the evening. detectives are working on two homicide, the latest one on north masher street in north philadelphia. someone drove the shooting victim to the hospital where he later died. >>> a gunman ambushed a driver on wannamaker street in the overbrook section of the city. nine bullets hit the vehicle killing the man inside. annie mccormick is getting an update from police and will bring us the latest in the next half-hour. >>> details are coming from a deadly crash in tioga nicetown section of the city. a driver struck and kill

la ciudad del amor fraternal se convirtieron una comunidad dividida tras el anuncio de la aprobaciÓna candidatura para la presidencia de los estados unidos. durante el dÍa se optÓ una mezcla de deserciÓn y cansancio en el cual parecÍa silenciar algunos partidarios de sanders mientras que otros fueron motivados por la decisiÓn para continuar con las protestas. >> me parece totalmente injusto y estÚpido. sanders tiene mÁs probabilidades de ganar a trump que hillary clinton. >> no importa el pie, el color, si es mujer o hombre lo que importa es el carÁcter! alejandra: por otro lado se encontraban los partidarios de hillary clinton que ademÁs de celebrar su logro polÍtico festejaban una ganancia en nombre de las mujeres del paÍs. >> como mujer estoy a favor porque entrÉ conceptos nuevos. >> que haya una mujer como presidenta, quÉ gran diferencia serÁ en comparaciÓn de otro seÑor que no tiene nada para ser presidente. alejandra: seguidores de sanders realizaron protestas y generan algunos arrestos. Éstas son algunas detenciones que han generado a raÍz de las protestas. illia: gracias, la

. >> reporter: today the baltimore city fraternal order of police and with all six officers an attorneys standing behind responded. >> the baltimore state's attorney office had an opportunity to do an in depth investigation and they did not. >> the baltimore fraternal order of police say all but two officers are already back to work and the remaining two should be returning to work shortly. ray raimundi, abc 7 news. >>> the man who attempted to assassin ate ronald reagan will be allowed to leave a mental hospital and live with his mother. the ruling on john hinckley jr. comes 35 years after he shot and wounded president reagan and james brady outside of a washington hotel. hinckley was found not guilty by reason of in sanity. doctors have said for years that the now 61-year-old is no longer plagued by the mental illness that drove him to shoot reagan. >>> the suspect in the mass stabbing attack at a facility for the disabled in japan is asking to be judged innocent on grounds of insanity. police transferred the man to the prosecution office today. the 26-year-old made the plea in a lette

fraternal order of police. i've been all across the nation talking to luft officers individually. they're beleengerred. they are great concernnd rightfully so over anti-police in the country. there was a time before this anti-police sentiment picked up after ferguson where criminals were content with just trying to flee from the police. they thought they could outrun them. maybe run and hide and get away. now what they're doing is shooting first. of course, two of san diego's finest were shot in the line of duty. one died yesterday. and every time a law enforcement officer is killed in the united states, uma, a little bit of every cop in america dies along with that. my heart and soul, my prayers go out not only to the san diego police department but to the dallas police department, baton rouge, milwaukee, new york, chicago, every law enforcement organization in the united states, not just at the local level but at the federal level as well. we are under siege. a war has been declared on the american police off

. >> philadelphia's fraternal order of police furious over what it calls an insulting lack of representationt the dnc. >> the group is accusing clinton of inassaulting fallen officers by not approving them of the list of speakers at the convention. it is sad to win election mrs. clinton must papder to the interest of people that do not know all the facts while men and women they seek to destroy are outside protecting political institutions of this country. and mrs. clinton should should ab shaimd of yourself if that's possible a it appears the fop is taking issue with the campaign plans to include the mothers of eric garner and michael brown and sandra blan all african americans died with encounters with police. moms have a right to speak. but so do the mothers and wife of murdered officers. >> they're letting people on the agenda that don't have all the facts. you know, some of the cases are still ongoing. >> in an email to fox 29 clinton campaign spokes woman says "as hillary clinton said we need to support heroic police officers that put their lives on the land every day as well as listen

maureen: in the district today protest in front of the from term order of police -- fraternal order of police created problems. down and the group is trying to block any new laws that it says criminalizes young back americans. leon: new at 2:00 convenience store in frederick set the record straight after a store clerk was fired for fighting back against the robber. earlier this month someone tried to hold up a 7-eleven. the clerk layman grabbed the gun out of the suspect's hand. the suspect took off from the scene and the frederick news reported that layman had been fired. but the store owner now telling the post it was a mistake. he instead has been promoted to manager there. maureen: robbery victim in the district may owe his life to a brave bystander. last sunday a suspect pulled a knife and threw the victim to the ground on massachusetts avenue northwest. t if knife. the suspect managed to grab the wallet and get away. no one was hurt. if you have any information about this case, police want to hear from you. leon: messy problem for a homeowner she says the company responsible won'

. >>> shocked and saddened, that's what a local fraternal order of police is saying after seeing a listeakers at this year's democratic national convention. they'll tell you why they wanted to see a certain group of speakers at this year's convention. >>> i'm tracy davidson live at the republican national convention in cleveland. cruz got booed. and the pennsylvania delegates are feeling awfully special this morning. we'll explain coming up. >> announcer: this portion of "nbc10 news" is sponsored by mccafferty auto group. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to live a full life. but living for today doesn't mean forgetting about tomorrow. most people spend more time planning their vacation than they do for retirement. but i like to think of retirement like it's a 30-year vacation. so how are you going to get there? don't worry. it just takes some planning. and i can help. so if you have a question about retirement, ask me. sincerely, bernard tynes fellow vacationer and fellow citizen. >>> vote for candidates up and down the ticket who you trust to defend our freedom and to be fait

. >> today we are shutting down the national fraternal order of the legislative officer and making sure this is not business as usual, they'll not be able to create legislation today, and protect killer cops. >>> we are five hours into this protest, a peaceful protest so far, you can see police here standing right alongside the protest, they do tell us, they don't plan ongoing anywhere, anytime soon, mike. they tell us the goal is 28 hours or really as long as they are allowed to be here, right here at the intersection on fourth street and massachusetts avenue, northeast. that's the latest from this intersection, wusa 9. >>> phase five of metro work started today, reporting that ridership is it. orange and silver line trains will continuously be single tracking between east falls church and the boston station, the silver lines train -- the good news is there will be no more rails shut down at least until october, that's the way it is scheduled. >>> turnses out a week was not enough to finish the track work between reagan national, the blue line trains were shut down during their work ex

now, we have heard from the baltimore fraternal order of police and police officers union , who are planning a response at 2:00 this afternoon. they had tweeted statements and this time they are going to the latestng you this evening on abc seven news. in baltimore, brad bell. jummy: make sure that you stay and wjla.comn news for more continuing coverage on this verdict. also, a look at what's ahead. if you cannot be near your tv, take abc 7 with you. wjla.com/text to sign up for news alerts to get these stories delivered to your phone the minute they happen. some other developing news out of louisiana. the investigation continuing into sunday's shooting in baton rouge that left three officers dead and three others wounded. brianne carter is a alive desk with the latest. 6 new information --brianne: new information on the man believed to be behind the latest -- behind the ambush. he had been in baton rouge for three days before deciding to unleash the attack. armed with a rifle and semi he wasic -- pistol, seeking out officers. three lost their lives, three others were injured. at this hour

one of the surviving brothers was a fraternity brother of mine, he did not deserve to be shot eight times in the back. by police officer. who stopped him because of a taillight. now i was reminded recently over a discussion i had with a lady who i talk about often one of charleston's new blood who said to me one day, she said charleston is a great city south carolina is a good state and we have been able to become great and good because we have been able to sit down and talk about all the problems that exist in our communities she said the reason we have not done better at the state and as a city is because every time the question of race comes up we stopped talking. she said to me on another occasion i want you to make me a promise that as you move through life please don't stop talking. the reason we can't solve the problems appears because they won't let issues come to the floor. so we can debate them, talk about them, and, and find some common ground upon which to resolve them. the reason we can't solve this race question is because we won't talk about it. we pretend it doesn't exist.

now-- a group of black lives matter protesters are demonstrating outside the headquarters of the fraternal of police. they have been out there all night long. john gonzalez is there live.. with more on why the group has focused on the f-o-p. happening right now. the investigation into another police the investigation into another police involved shooting. this one in florida.. a mental health professional says he was trying to get an upset autistic patient to return to a group home when he was shot. video shows charles kinsey laying on his back with his hands raised in the air. he pleaded with officers to back down all while calming down his patient. the back and forth went on for minutes and then charles says out of nowhere, he was shot. north miami police say the incident started when claiming there was a man walking around with a gun threatening suicide. no weapon was found. police have not said why the officer shot kinsey. the officer involved in the shooting has been placed on administrative leave. we've been talking about the citi open all week. different types of play surfaces will

the philadelphia chapter of the fraternal order of police voiced concern about possible violence in the wake of ambush condition of police officers in dallas and baton rouge. >> we have to take preventive measures to prevent things from happening. we're going to do that as well. such as make sure we have much manpower in place. >> we had to change some of our plans in conjunction with federal and state practice. we'd be remiss if we didn't do that. we're doing just that. trying to take a closer look at some of those plans where we need to make modifications. and we'll do that. >> signs are you will along major highways alerting drivers travel restrictions. for a list of those restrictions, go to cbsphilly.com/dnc. >> a special attraction moved into philadelphia for the dnc, this is a fuselage of air force one used from the kennedy administration to the reagan administration. lit go on display that the pennsylvania convention center. the events will take place at seven locations across the city during the dnc, it is open to the public. >>> hillary clinton took center stage at a different

the chairman of the fraternal police disagrees with the move. my members have the same right due process as every other citizen. by releasing the video now we're in essence tampering with that criminal investigation. flowers and candles have been placed outside of evans' apartment building. police say he was the one to actually call 911 leaving some to say this was an act of suicide by cop. neighbors we spoke with who did not want to be identified heard it all play out from inside their unit. the case is still under investigation, but police say officers fired when evans raised his arm. since the lens was blocked by a vehicle during can the actual gunfire the neighbors feel it leaves some questions unanswered > two of the officers were wearing body cameras. you saw footage from both. the one who was amention the first to arrive at the scene and another who arrived after the shots were fired. all of the officers involved in the shooting are on routine administrative leave while the investigation continues. life in studio, lauren demarco, fox5 loc

something fraternal order of police vice-president roosevelt poplar says he is glad it is happening. >> it gives you a sense of security with someone there with you, there are times when officers work streets alone and they have to wait for backup. >> reporter: upper darby police chief michael chitwood weighing in on the two ambushes in as many weeks. >> it is a new thing. >> reporter: anybody is noticed when you are out there. >> reporter: he says his department does not have resources to double up with patrol. >> i cannot do it because if i put two officers in the car instead of having ten cars out on the street, then we have five cars out on the street. >> reporter: of course, there are still major concerns about officer safety during the dnc. coming up tonight at 6:00 we will hear what those concerns are and exactly what police, are doing about them. we are live at police headquarters i'm's greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> see you at 6:00, thank you. >>> donald trump is a few days away from officially becoming the republican party's nominee for president. lets give you

attacks but highlight the price of freedom and the failure of fraternity. the equalizer -- death. laura: returning now to the reports of a military coup in turkey. a presenter and editor on turkish radio joins us now. thank you for being with us on this very dramatic night. does it feel there as though a military coup has happened? >> no, it is really interesting. two hours ago, the prime minister spoke via telephone to calling it not a c oup but an uprising of some element in the military. 10 minutes ago, the president himself speaking via telephone and with a video connection on one of the private new channels, he used the term military coup attempt. he also said some elements in the military and the government will be able to overcome it. incalled the citizens central areas of all the cities to resist this attack, what he calls it. hasrestingly, the military taken the news channel. -- the military issued a statement saying they have taken control throughout the country. they are calling a curfew. about half an hour ago, that state channel went off the air, which is understandab

. >> any comment on [indiscernbile] >> obviously the fraternal order of the police is an organization that we respect in the have expressed their first amendment opinion. i have no other comment other than that. that's it. >> no, it will be very similar. they have the right to express their opinion. i know the president very well. he's effective and he has the right to say what he's going to say. i don't personally wade into political rhetoric. it's not what i do. >> [inaudible] >> yeah, there's been a comprehensive plan around that. you always do that with a large-scale event. we are obviously hopeful that we don't have to resort to that, but if we do we are very prepared. >> has there been any cause that's been determined, or any other information? >> obviously it's still very early. firefighter lee was very well respected. i guess the best way to say that is that around 1:00 in the morning last night or this morning at temple we had more than 100 firefighters there. the mayor was there, on duty, off-duty to say goodbye. it certainly still early and we will provide information to ev