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new information is coming in on the eric garner case.who died in 2014 after a new york city police officer put him in what witnesses say was a chokehold. the medical examiner ruled that the compression of this chest and prone positioning during physical restraint by police, unquote, and also that garner's poor health was a contributing factor. the indictment ignited months of police brutality protests. the justice department looked close to bringing civil rights charges but now that appears in doubt. let's bring in evan perez. what's the latest with the case? >> well, jake, you remember the focus of this investigation has been on whether daniel pantilleo broke laws and now there's a dispute among justice department prosecutors and agents over whether there is sufficient evidence to bring civil rights charges in this case. while some favor bringing charges, the fbi does not. the officer is shown using a choke hold during the garner takedown. the nypd bans the use of choke holds and garner could be heard saying, i can't breathe, in part of

ben affleck and jennifer garner a year after their split, are they back together? we go inside hollywood's most complicated marriage. >> he's my inspiration. >>> then a "ghostbusters" store in the middle a new red carpet controversy. what's got the fired up. >>> plus have your first look at tom hanks in "sully" untold stories of the drama after the river landing. and behind m damon's epic viral video plank. >> you're going to walk t that man and say, great day a hot dog. >> and await my instructions. >>> now, for june 29th, 2016, this is "enttrtainment tonight." hello and thanks for joining us, nancy o'dell is off tonight. >> we have big news to report. >> today is jennifer garner a aaben affleck's 11-year wedding anniversary. they still haven't filed for divorce a year after their split. our top story. jen and ben, it's complicated. >> was all smiles out in l.a. yesterday. wet hair, don't care. hardly any makeup and not a trace of regret. year after she and ben had the tense talk on the beach and made the bombshell announcement. >> shocking split. >> the big break

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they were lobbying for suffrage, they were working all over the country, actively garnering support from western women voters and bringing the fight directly to the president's doorstep. they had headquarters on lafayette square where they could walk out the door and be at the president's doorstep in a matter of minutes. they began picketing the white house, one of the first groups to do so, when the united states entered world war i in 1917. at that time, it was quite peaceful but they turned ugly when crowds watching the women picket the white house believes there behavior to be unpatriotic, so crowds would throw things at the women, converge on them and tear the banners from their hands. begane of 1917, the women being arrested on charges of abstract traffic and were taken to prison and sentenced to anywhere from three days to six months. they were in the district prison here in washington dc and at the occoquan workhouse. treated like political prisoners, they were treated like any other prisoners, often thrown into their cells, their hands handcuffed above them, and they began prote

to garner some sort of upper hand when it comes to the economy. should embrace immigration in this country. immigration is a wonderful thing. applause] mr. johnson: we should make it as easy as possible for someone who once to come into this workry and work to get a visa. i can't talking about a green card or citizenship, for which there should be a process for each, but just a work visa. a backgrounditle check and a social security number so the taxes can get paid. i absolutely reject the notion that we should deport 11 million undocumented workers. that is just an incendiary. that is a misunderstanding of this issue in a really big way. in holding a fence across the border areas misunderstanding this issue in a really way. these are hard-working men and women, the hardest working men and women that see jobs that exist in the united states. as u.s. citizens, we are not taking these jobs. they are not taking jobs u.s. citizens want. make it easy. making the line move to come across the border. that is what people will do. murder said rapists comin

. >> yes, donald trump garnered more votes than any other primary i believe ever. primary election is not a general election which is ugly truth a lot of trump supporters don't like to hear. when you're talking about torture, things like that, yes, goes to a certain demographic but as daughter of someone who was actually tortured this is divisive emotional issues people very strongly with on both sides. implicate donald trump's way, it will be mass everywhere, going out to hillary clinton that being said, when i think of hillary clinton talking about foreign policy i think of ambassador stevens dying. i think about benghazi. i think about her not making a call to keep our soldiers safe. you want to dance, hillary, talk about benghazi. for a lot of republicans something we care deeply about and want to know answers to. when you talk about keeping americans and soldiers safe that is first thing i think about. harris: drop the mic. sandra: she will make the case in couple hours. hillary is set to deliver the speech hitting donald trump on foreign policy. that's happen

johnson: probably 1912, when eugene debs garnered about 12%. probably the most of any socialist. striking into important. so, 1912 was probably the high point and i will say there was always this sense for the readlist party, if you pamphlets and newspapers, they always believed the next election would be the big one and they would bring about the final march of socialist a la ticks in the united states. of course, that never happened but the high point was 1912. host: was there any lasting on thece or impact american political system? prof. johnson: i think it was one of the first and most important third-party successes but in terms of great reform successes, i do not think we can point to the debs candidacy win as ae did not result. had he won, i suspect things might have been different it my great,s probably, not a lasting impact other than the fact there could be dissenting voices and those dissenting voices were important. a tellis a lot about the broad american narrative. i think there was some good that came out of it for the political system. a two-party system and alway

it was not garnered in the first place by brexit. it has been garnered by the uncertainty of how much longer this cycle has to run and what are the returns on risk assets? do get a lot of that cash to work, you need people to be convinced there is more room to run. -- this cycle is somewhere in the middle with a few more years left before the next u.s. recession. in that case, we are advocating putting that cash to work. mark: how does that play into the thinking when it comes to the fed. this week, two more rate hikes still seem to be in place. three next or, through the year after, that is not so bullish. the markets are still not buying it. too many., >> if anything, they are continuing the process of defining what gradual means in terms of the trajectory of rate hikes. they are doing so gradually. march, they took out to fill hikes out of the 2016 projections going from four to two. they will do the same thing for 2017 and 2018. a hike every six months or so for the next two years. vonnie: you mentioned u.s. equities as a better

his skills have garnered national attention since his high school games in florida. he has ties to the 76ers, simmons dad played 1 seasons in the national basketball league. his coach was brett brown. >> ben's versatility and his physicality combined with how we feel we can grow his skill package, especially shooting. >> reporter: and the sixers will have a press conference this afternoon and make the introduction and announce several other players they have drafted, that fans will be excited about, as well. report be live in south philadelphia, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> tell us if you think ben simmons is worth all the hype. leave an answer at our "action news" facebook page and like our page. >> a local man is charged with falsely performing radon tests contact the police. >>> a child was shot in the head on the 1800 block of north 20th street yesterday afternoon. a source tells "action news" investigators believe the girl accidentally shot herself. her 3-year-old sister was inside the home along with her mother. >> it's ashame, she was a little a

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simmon's skills have garnered national attention since his high school games in florida. simmons dad played 13 seasons in the australia national league, his coach was brett brown. >> for ben's versatility and if iysicality, combined and his shooting. >> reporter: this afternoon, the sixers will make a formal announcement and introduce him to philadelphia. reporting live in south philadelphia, annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." back to you. >> pennsylvania governor tom wolf has ten days to call for a special election to replace chaka fattah. the convicted democrat has stepped down from his seat in congress. he said he moved up his planned resignation in the fall out of respect for house leadership and to avoid of being a distraction. the 59-year-old was convicted on all counts in a federal racketeering trial this past week. he was going to step down in the fall, but speaker of the house, paul ryan urged him to leave immediately. >>> a short-handed supreme court deadlock on the president's immigration plan yesterday 4-4 tie said obama competed --d his powers. paul rya

they are garnering hand signatures from local loaders needed to put her skis race call call -- recall on the ballot. the persky ran unopposed on the ballot and is looking at a six-year term in january. >> this decision makes every woman at college in the state of california less safe. it particular makes women that stand for less safe. we need judges who understand the consequences of sexual violence and would want to give sentences local public defender's coming out in support of judge persky who believe the judge used proper discretion considering turner is a first-time offender. >> i think we been we been warped and are conditioned to answer to all crime and that risen in particular his answer. reporter: protester expand the dashed expected sunday during commencement ceremonies. bryan llenas "fox news." antwan: the solar impulse to land of new york. the solar-powered plane flew or the statue of liberty before landing at jfk coming in from allentown pennsylvania. swiss pilot burton picard said he hopes his journey will inspire people to turn to solar energy. the around the world jou

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. >> he thanks jen garner for directing. >> i said if i'm g to fail it's not for lack of hard wo i'm going to workkharder than everybody else. >> it usually works. >> it doeswork. if you really do it. and i got obsessed wi it and my wife wasreally, really instrumental and in me doing a lot of that work and i got to a point where i could breathe a little bit. >> rewind that. he said wife. exactly. not ex-wife. he said wife. so look maybe there's still hope for those two. being married to a crazy patriots fan. >> listen, he the show six weeks ago and while the search formichael's replacement kicks into high gear,well, stray is moving on. >> do you miss being on your old show? >> no, i don't. >> was that strahan throwing shade at his former show of four years? >> it surprises me. i thought i would and i haven't had a chance to watch it. >> he talked with chelsea handler was pretty candid about his world after kelly. >> it's been a relief. i've had a chance to spend time with mykids. i've had a chance to travel and i really haven't missed it. but i loved it. don't get me wrong. >> nice s

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. >> garner their books the you go back to? >> i am always you -- reluctant to read a book because there is so much to read i don't want to have to go back over. >> with the reading that you do congressman, do you find you can affect public policy through the knowledge? >> yes. i do. when i was in graduate school i took a class with a historian who wrote a book on the uses of history and the purpose of the course was to help eliminate how policy makers miss use history largely for analogies. for example, lyndon johnson who was president kennedy sent him with vietnam to help the situation and johnson was taken with the idea referred to the president of china as the churchill of southeast asia. in his mind that is who he was. rising against all odds and colonies with this bastion of the democratic ideals but that was the analogy for lyndon johnson now what could go wrong? that was in his head and when he became president that war was based on a lot of the role of war to analysis that were inappropriate for the situation for ameri

the garner garner case, look, this is a career criminal. i know the cigarette thing. you do not want to make an excuse for a guy who is been praying on black people for whatever it was, 30 years, also, he was resisting arrest,. >> it was very clear there said no physical effort. >> excuse me, look i'm not going to argue, just going to tell you what my viewpoint is. they tell you you assume the position when they are arresting you. you put your hands, if a police officer's says to me you're under arrest, my hands are on my, i'm a law-abiding citizen. the second thing is, the officer in charge, the sergeant on the scene in charge of the arrest is an african-american. >> i'm not going to argue. >> hello. you touched on the influence of unions and city governments and i applaud that, now there is an organization called the industrial area foundation which was a startup in 1940 and there are a lot of branches of this in los angeles, it's called one l.a. they pretend to be motherhood and apple pie, however on their website it says that they proposed the head of the housing

is he holding this leverage because he has garnered so much support? is he after something that we are not aware of? >> when bernie sanders got into the election, it wasn't about winning the nomination. it was about changing the conversation. so by that metric, no matter where you sit or who you support, you have to agree he has had tremendous, tremendous success. the question now is, how does he make sure that when he's done, the change becomes enshrined in the democratic party platform. what i expect is as we head into philadelphia and his delegates are getting reared up to make sure things like income inequality, getting big money out of politics, college affordability, those kind of things are party of the platform moving forward. >> when you talk about a party platform, we saw a number of endorsements this week. the president, vice president, senator elizabeth warren, those are all people who can speak on behalf of clinton. that's invaluable. the most important thing in campaigns is money and also, who is out there because you can't be all across

also in la jennifer garner's dilemma. this mom moment is s she chats on her cell and balances her on her that deserves an a for execution. drew barrymore's flea market shopping spree. she went full on boho with and fanny back out with friends in pasadena. drew even drank a beer during her hunt for dea snabing a rug and some old license plates. look she pushes her own cart. that's so us. >>> i love a good flea market. i don't know if we'd see andy cohen in one. he's so busy. i don't know how he would have the time. watch what happens live, the real housewives franchise, a new book. he's a friend of kelly riia, but he's got so much going on he ruled out sitting next to her on live. we want to know who will get the job? >> anderson cooper would be great. i saw dl hughly. they had great chemis the thing about kelly is she makes everybody look good. she real they need to have people back again and again and again so that you can really see. >> andy is the king of reality tv and calls himself th boss/cheerleader of house wives.

does this review blunt hillary clinton's momentum she's garnered this past week?k so at all. maybe he wasn't the best choice but many americans would be surprised to know how our ambassadors get picked. many of our ambassadors get chosen because they deliver a lot of money to the campaign. many people are chosen for all sorts of hundreds and hundreds of these advisory boors exist all across government. a lot of time people who donate money or raise money are appointed to the boards. the truth is, the board charter itself wants people from a diverse set of backgrounds, a different set of experiences. he obviously was cleared from a security standpoint. maybe it wasn't the best person to choice. ultimately when the hubbub came up, he didn't want to be an embarrassment, he said, i'm going to resign. beyond that, i don't think it's that relevant. >> i have to ask a follow-up. you see the e-mails where it appears that they're scrambling about how to respond to this abc producer. if they didn't think it was bad optics, why would they be doing that? >> why should the foc

there's also a petition circulating online that garnered more than 400,000 signatures, people saying should be investigating. at this point, we don't know a lot about the family. they've only released a statement saying their child is safe and that they're grateful to the see. we also know the mother works a the a day care right here in cincinnati. now, as for the zoo itself, police say they're not investigating it because it falls into the purview of the usda. the zoo was last looked at and inspected by the usda in april. they did have a criatiitation i march for leaving a door open where a polar bear got out, but there's never been a citation against the zoo concerning that gorilla enclosure. >> jessica, thanks so much. >>> doctors in new jersey confirmed birth of a baby girl suffering from microenreceively due to the zika virus. the child is the first to be born in the new york tristate area with the zika-linked brain disorder. >>> the federal government is suing to block a life insurance payment of more than $250,000 to the family of san bernardino shooter syed farook. authoritie

munoz' you tube post alone has garnered more than 13 million clicks from around the world. munoz hope the video will be seen as a cautionary tale. >> road rage incident like the one i had, definitely gives them a warning to act appropriately and not be so crazy. because there's a good chance that especially now a days, someone has a camera and is recording. they could be on the internet the next day if they're not careful. >> stop, are you done? are you done? >>> rage. it can travel from the road to the workplace. a fast food employee melts down. and a customer is there to record it for the world to watch and comment. february 8, 2015, st. paul, minnesota. abel abraham and his friends stop for a bite to eat before attending a party. >> as i approached the register to order my meal there was nobody present and there was a lot of commotion coming from the back. >> the commotion moves from the back of the restaurant to the counter area. it's an escalating dispute between a manager and an employee, lonnie johnson. >> what really set me off. my money, i had not been paid. i had

commission on judicial performance to investigate him a stanford law professor iss leading an effort to garner 70 r thousand handwritten signature's from locavo his recall on the ballot. per sixty three ran un opposed in to you's primary set to begin a new six-year term in january. >> this decision is an outrage. it makes every woman at college in the state of california, particularly makes women less safe. and we need you judges who understand the consequences ofof sexual violence and want to give -- u. local public defenderefen coming out in support of the judge. the judge used proper discretion considering he's a first time offender. >> punishment is the answer to all crime and that prison, inn particular is is the answer. >> protest are expected at stanford university during dur commencement ceremonies, in new york city brian enness fox brian webbness. >> how about christmas in june. till how dc police stepped in. to help a boy with a broken bike. >> awesome story. story. yes. the roast looks good dad. how good? 162 likes. did i get any retweets on those green beans? yep! and they're blowi

climate specifically, on say just the social justice issues alone, that is where i think she could garner the spoth, but again, many of these bernie supporters have a very negative image of clinton. >> i think they're kind of continuing to ignore them when she has a spotlight doesn't help. again, at least trump is talking to them. talking isn't necessarily giving. at least he's saying i see you, i recognize your concern and m here to address that hillary's got to do the same thing. >> this process through, bernie sanders has not attacked clinton hard. hasn't hit her hard with ads and what not. they have a lot of similar issues. hillary said she'd be look iing for $12 an hour minimum wage. bernie says 15. incoming e quail quaulty. they're look people, looking for a lot of free stuff. she may be able to offer those types of thing. >> yeah, but it really everything i heard brings me pack to the whole jobs question. because the only job that hillary and the obama administration have are going to create are government jobs. they've destroyed manufacturing, they've destroyed even you know, some

the reality, though, donald trump has made it just that much harder to garner votes of people in theou name it. what is donald trump going to do? republicans had hoped he would build a campaign try to become somebody who would realize the value of a broader republican party. so far, he has not built a campaign to ready himself to win and he hasn't changed himself because that's just who he is. at the end of the day, we have to be clear about who donald trump is. >> here's the question, how do you know what type of campaign it is, as long as guys like mitt romney are trying to get the spotlight -- you don't know what kind of campaign because as long as there's people like mitt romney trying to make these charges being used against our own party sitting there trying to garner attention because i guess he's bored. what good does it do? this is something that democrats don't do? they don't sit there and go after their own. they don't eat their own. republicans -- they do at press conference, if there's issues, let's handle this like mature adults. mitt, why don't you pick up the phone an

. >> reporter: india continues to garner the support of corporate america partly due to its economic growth story and its passionate probusiness leader. the u.s. executive at a reception last night pledged their deep support for the agenda. >> i'm pleased to announce today that amazon will invest $3 million on top of the $2 million investment we announced in 2014 to bring it to over $5 billion u.s. >> reporter: india's appeal as a destination for u.s. companies continues to grow. >> you hear them talking about the opportunities in india and india has replaced china and that story is getting better. we've heard apple and ge talk about it. >> reporter: experts say in order for u.s. companies to priertize growth the indeean government will have to crack down on corruption and red tape which the prime minister says he's working to improve, the question is when we wi see results. >>> still ahead why the scars from the housing crisis run deep even eight years later. >>> the automobile crash that killed the former ceo of cheese peek executive has been ruled of an accident. the medical exami

. >> remember you can get the free >>> ben affleck and jennifer garner a year after their split, arehey back together? we go inside hollywood's complicated marriage. >> he's my inspiration. >>> then a "ghostbusters" st in the middle of a new red carpet controversy. what's got leslie jones all fired up? >> i'm mad as hell. >>> plus, we have your first look at tom hanks in "sully" untold stories of the drama after the river landing. and behind matt damon's epic viral video prank. how he's convincing complete strangers to come spy. >> you're going to walk to that man and say, great day for a hot dog. >> and await my instructions. >>> now, for june 29th, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." hello and thanks for joining us, nancy o'dell is off tonight. >> we have big news to report.

a change.org petition garnered more than half a million significants and a white house petition postedt this morning has already surpassed 27,000tur 27,000tures. the co-founder of association of students for sexual assault prevention also authored a letter signed by over 250 stanford students to the judge asking for a tough sentence. >> we didn't know if the letter would help or not, but the main thing is that we want to take action in any way, shape, or form possible to help the situation. >> a stanford law professor started a campaign calling for judge persky to be removed from the court. >> he is an elected, not appointed judge, and he is -- needs to be responsive to community values, and he has to both understand where the community is with respect to sexual assault and the need to protect our daughters while they're in college. >> reporter: persky is not only being threatened with votes but allegedly with violence. gary goodman says persky and his family have received threats over the phone. can you give me a sense of what's being said in the calls? >> they're threatening. they us

october and a blank space would appear for a voter to write in someone's name and the second is garnering enough signatures for a recall. >> how often does it happen that a judge gets recalled? >> i have not seen a recall campaign. >> phillip sanford of santa clara says removing a judge is a high hurtle and needing to gather 634 signatures and have to be certified by the county before being turned over by the board of supervisors. >> they are all valid and then we would certify that petition, the recall petition to the governing body, santa clara county board of supervision and have so many days to recall it. >> the special election would not come until 2017, while the judge continued on the bench. and tried to talk to judge persky in palo alto but declined and said sorry and slipped into his chambers and no slipping from the fire storm that groups seek his outster. >> this judge is an elected position. there is a role for the voters to engage and for the public to engage. >> professor drawber says it will $500,000 for a recall effort and has created a website for donations. jesse gary, k

santa clara county defender and other attorneys garnered more than 200 signatures in support of perski, opposing recall efforts that have spread across the nation. >>> the recall effort against the judge just got larger. this is a new digital billboard, calling for his removal. it went up on highway 92 in hayward. they direct a recall that has already more than a million signatures. >> the reaction very strong. he sentenced brock turner to six months in jail. that's a decision that spawned an international pushback. now instead of channeling anger, officials are taking action, creating new laws. later today, santa clara attorney jeff rosen says he will speak about new legislation inspired by the sexual assault victim. it would limit ten year statute of limitation on rape cases. >>> a man accused of a murder suspect, the teen along with 16-year-old edwin guevaro were arrested for stabbing two high school students last fight. one of the victims died. enriquez is also suspected of raping a nevada high school student a week before the deadly attack. >>> coming up next, more than just a mem

simmon's skills has garnered national attention since his high school games in florida. he has ties to the 76erss simmon's dad played 19 seasons in the australian national basketball league, his coach wag brett brown. >> combined with his physicality, plus his shooting. >> tells us if you think about all the hype and ben's coming to philadelphia. at 6abc.com. >>> david cameron said he is resigning now that the british voters decided to leave the european union. he said they need fresh leadership. crude oil futures took a big hit. it will take two years if not more for the united kingdom to sort out its exit from the eu. we'll have more coming up in the next half-hour on "action news." >> we could learn more about the tragic shooting death of a 4-year-old girl in philadelphia. the child was shot in the head in a home yesterday afternoon. she was pronounced dead at the hospital a short time later. a source tells "action news" believe the girl accidentally shot herself. her 3-year-old sister was inside the home along with their mother. >> it's a shame, she was an angel. so

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