>> reporter: hinkley tried to assassinate president reagan in 1981. he said he wanted to impress actress jodie foster. three others including press secretary james brady were also hit. hinge his was found not guilty by reason of insanity. he has been undergoing psychiatric treatment since then. the release comes with many conditions including hinkley must continue his mental health treatments in washington, dc and in williamsburg. he is not allowed to talk with the media. and he is not allowed to google himself. research weapons, porn or his victims. sandra cokersberger worked at the hospital where he was treated. >> i don't think they should fear him because i don't think, you know, um, that he is a danger to anyone. >> reporter: when hinkley comes to dc for treatment, he will not be allowed to come here to the hilton hotel, the scene of the shooting. and he will required to give authorities his exact route from his home to the hospital. hinkley is also forbidden from going near any president, vice president or highly elected officials. >> from now u

if all goes well, hinkley can start living on his own a year from now. the man who prosecuted hinkley says that should never happen. >> i don't think anybody who tries to nullify a national election with a bullet should be walking free no matter their state. >> they say the mental health system and the courts worked well. >>> turning overseas where pope francis is warning quote the world is at war, after a catholic preach was murdered at a church in france by two terrorists pledging allegiance to isis. while the pope refused to categorize this war as a religious one he said all ridge religions require peace. he did travel back home under strong security. >>> hikers trapped by days by a massive wildfire were finally found and evacuated and crews try to reduce the flames that has turned deadly. and now for those on the front lines. >> reporter: a tragic day on the firelines after a bulldozer driver was overtaken by flames. he was at the fire with a blaze that has destroyed 22 homes raging out of control near california's famed big sur forest. hours before

if all goes well hinkley will be allowed to start living but the man who prosecuted hinkley said that should never happen. i don't think that anybody who tries to nullify a national election with a bullet should ever be walking free no matter what their mental state. >> and the ronald reagan presidential foundation and institute released a statement saying it strongly opposes hinkley release. and believes hinkley is still a threat to other eem. >> the governor taking action when it comes to fare hikes on the t. the mbta can hike up the prices. this bulldog getting a second chance after suffering a serious pat randazzo: when i see those false ads attacking kelly on medicare, i wonder... ...do they think that we're stupid? we know kelly. walter kolodziej: kelly has always done the right thing for seniors here in new hampshire - she has an impeccable record. mary griffin: we need to work across the aisle-which she does. mimi kolodziej: she's fighting for seniors and protecting medicare. pat randazzo: kelly knows that we need to because she has never let us down. kelly ayotte: i'm kelly a

a judge said that hinkley is ready to live full-time in the community, doctors have said in the past that hinkley is no longer hit by the mental illness that drove him to shoot president reagan on march 30th, 1981. >>> prosecutors have have dropped all remaining charges against three baltimore police officers involved in the freddie gray case. the 25 year-old suffered severe spinal cord injuries, in the back of a police van in april of 2015. he died a week later. gray's death spark widespread, protests, that eventually led to the destructive riots. three other officers had already been acquitted in gray 's death. >>> well, france is deploying an extra 23,000 security forces a cross the country after isis attackers murdered an elderly priest in the normandy church yesterday. >> meantime investigators are learning more about the men behind the killing. cbs news elizabeth palmer has more from london. >> reporter: villagers, in this area still cannot believe their beloved father jackes is dead. eighty-five years old he was a catholic priest for more than six decade and he was murdered on

a judge says that hinkley is ready to live full-time in a community.tors have said in the past that hinkley is no longer hit by the mental illness that drove him to shoot president reagan on march 30th of 1981. >>> ronald reagan presidential foundation and institute released a statement after judge's decision and it said in part contrary to the judge 's decision we believe john hinkley is still a threat to others and we strongly oppose his release. >>> switching gears now there are new concerns about the safety of diet supplements sold around the country that can cause serious health problems. health reporter stephanie stahl is in the einstein health care science center with more on a new study. >> reporter: millions of people in the u.s. use dietary supplements but a new report may have you taking a closer look, at what is inside of your medicine cabinet. logan steiner family has been taking the supplement industry after the 18 year-old suddenly died from a powdered caffeine supplement. >> he had had no idea what he was doing, none. >> reporter: new c

john hinkley jr. has been allowed to return to live with his mother.e was placed in a mental hospital. right now he is 61 years old. >>> michael reagan one of ronald reagan's sons tweeted this in response to hinkley jr.'s release. it reads my father did more than say the lord's prayer he lived it in forgiving hinkley jr. maybe we should do the same. and that's from mike reagan. >>> oakland voters will decide whether -- according to the san francisco chronicle. the the other four members will be picked by committee. the independent commission will replace the city review board and would have more power including separately investigating. >> we told you about a pick up basketball game between a couple of teenagers in oakland. thousands of people have been viewing these videos online. and one teen was so touched that she came up with a gesture herself. >> i love playing basketball that's all i think about. >> reporter: you may remember malik mcfarland. he and his cousin challenged the officers to a game of basketball. it all started with a question, do yo

. >>> plus, hinkley decision. freedom for the man who shot president reagan more than 35 years ago. >>> and watch your step. authorities in one local community want to make sure you don't run into this guy. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >>> hello, philadelphia. we just put the biggest crack in that glass ceiling yet. >> glass ceiling shattered. hillary clinton is the democratic presidential nominee and she thrilled her supporters with a surprise appearance last night, just moments after making history. good morning. i'm katy zachary. welcome to nbc 10 news at 11:00 a.m. it was a night for the history books, filled with surprising and emotional moments as hillary clinton became the first woman from a major political party to be nominated for president of the united states. and we are also looking ahead to day three of the dnc here in philadelphia. take a live look at the wells fargo center, right now in south philly. this place will be packed with delegates in just a few hours. today's theme is working toge

john hinkley jr. can live in virginia with his mother. he shot four people outside a washington hotel when he was 25 years old. he was found not guilty by reason of insanity. for years, doctors have said that he's no longer plagued by the mental illness. he's now 61 years old. >> my father did more than say the lord's prayer. he lived it. in forgiven john hinkley jr, maybe we should do the same. >>> just a day after hillary clinton made history, becoming the first presidential nominee for a major party. >> live in philadelphia with more on the historic moment and the big lineup set for tonight. >> reporter: it sure is. tonight hillary clinton will get some help from the president. >> and i can't believe we just put the biggest crack in that glass ceiling yet. >> reporter: she might not have been here but couldn't help commenting on her victory. she made a video appearance. bill clinton taking the stage following the nominee. >> hillary is uniquely qualified to seize the opportunities and reduce the risk we face. >> bernie sanders making a

we are told hinkley could be released as soon as next month. erika: the government is reconsidering its ban on blood donations from gay and bisexual are banned from giving blood in an effort to reduce the spread of hiv but the fda wants to hear from the public. it wants people to submit ideas on other possible blood donor policies. antoinette: if you are like many people use it all day at work. some new research shows even one hour of exercise can improve health. scientists combed over data from over one million people and found it takes 60 to 75 minutes of moderate intensity exercise to they add not exercising and sitting all day is just as dangerous is being obese or smoking. it's a good thing we are all standing up right now. erika: i do not think this counts as moderate exercise now. cindy: exactly. sure. very hot out there right now. antoinette: this is the final came through. unusual to have a tornado in revere but it was the morning. 9:32 it touchdown. it traveled two miles. much quieter even though it is hot today. it is calm on the cha

he has spent the past 35 years in a hinkley said he tried to kill the president to impress actress jodie foster. the judge ordered the man to continue mental health treatments and not talk to the media and is not allowed to google himself, weapons, porn, or his victims. ground beef from p.t. farm sold in massachusetts, new hampshire, vermont, and maine. we have more information on the website. >>> the star studded lineup is getting ready to take the stage at the wells fargo center. we're taking live pictures of bill de blasio speaking to the crowd. and clinton supporters who are years away from are in the crowd. >> reporter: when it comes to the youth vote. that's been an elusive goal for many candidate for many year. and we caught up with pint- sized political junkies. >> last election, '07. >> and will grossman is watching his first political convention up close. >> i think it's really cool and i'm really glad i can come. >> what are you most looking forward to? >> seeing hillary clinton and when the balloons drop. >> reporter: these kids may be energized by politics but young people d

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. >> john mentionly -- hinkley jr. the man had tried to assassinate ronald reagan has his freedom. he will live with his mother. he must attend group therapy sessions and be monitored by the secret service. he was found not guilty by reason of insanity in the 1981 shootings of president obama and three others. >> san francisco unit anied school direct superintendent is headed to texas. the houston independent school board unanimously named him the only finalist for the same position, he took his name out of the running for the same job in los angeles, picking houston, instead. he will leave in early september and has led since 2012. >> our education reporter broke this news on twitter yesterday. she reported that the deputy superintendent has been named interim superintendent. >> if you are looking for a job in teaching, listen up, oakland unified school direct is desperate to fill 630 positions. this is video of a job fair held yesterday. special education, math and science teachers are all in high demand, so high, in fact, this is a $1,000 incentive for new teachers and for the p

government said it will review the 24 billion hinkley point project.re have been security concerns in the u.k., since one third of the investment is coming from china. meanwhile, the project has also been divisive in france. the other key investor is a french energy giant, who approved the plan on thursday despite its own financial concerns. the company, 80% owned by the french government, is saddled with 7 billion euros of debt. the opposition shadow secretary says that a re-think is long overdue. >> well, look. i have been calling for two years now to have this decision reviewed. we ask the government for a plan b, and they said they did not need one. it is now clear, at the last minute, when they have already said to people that they will sign this today, they have had a re-think. i welcome that, but i do think that it makes us look completely chaotic for investors in this country who are going to say, look, the government doesn't know what it's doing when it comes to major infrastructure projects. william: the european controlled bank has approved

reporter: after years of debate, the hinkley point project has been given the green light. the construction of two nuclear power plants in southern england has been hit by concerns about edf's financial capacity. last october, the company agreed to finance two thirds of the project. the other third coming from chinese company cjn. but with electricity prices hitting an all-time low, edf is struggling to find the cash. shares have dropped by more than 50% over last year and now trading by little over 10 euros. edf is expected to step up extend the life of its nuclear reactors in france, expected to cost 51 billion euros. last but not least, a state backed takeover of a french reactor maker has not helped edf's financial situation either. the group has 37 billion euros worth of debt and is worth only 18.5 billion euros. to help pay for the project, shareholders recently approved a four billion-euro increase in capital. of which the french government is to pay 3 billion. this means the project could put france's state finances at risk. edf hadight e-- inside advised against th

>> the logic and the economics behind hinkley point see are that we need to have some base load noncarbon energy in order to have any ability to make a very challenging targets we have to reduce carbon emissions and our country. i am for addressing the massive expansion of renewable energy since i've been prime minister. my favorite statistic is that 98% of britain's solar panels have been installed since i've had this job. but you do need solar power by nature an admin and you do need some base load power and that's why think the case for hinkley continues. >> thank you, mr. speaker. he might want to the presence of for the body my third try, i know it's over. [laughter] part of labour parties concerned there is a light and it never goes out. >> here, here. >> mr. speaker, in bristol on friday elected mirror convened a meeting of key stakeholder to try to work out what this means. clearly very many worthy people. can he assure us that the voice of the international stage will not be dimmed during this negotiation speak as i certainly would've a thing i can to stand up for bristol. i wa w

john hinkley jr. will be allowed to leave a psychiatric center. he tried to kill ronald reagan. the judge imposed several conditions. he must live at least the first full year with his mother. >> who is holding the police department, plagued by criminal investigations, accountable. that was on the conversation last night at city hall. during a night filled with emotional testimony, members voted to approve a charter amendment that voters will decide on in the november election. they will review and change police policy, weigh in on officer discipline, and will have the power to fire the chief of police. there is a disagreement over who will do the appointing, a community or a politician. >> until we get a citizen police commission that has oversight to bring about justice, there will be no quietness, there will be no peace in the city as long as we have command staff that will cover up corruption. >> there is serious misconduct recently and in years past, and we're still on our federal oversight and it is over 13 years. so we have work to do. >> they did consider an amendment pu

we all know about james brady and the two others who were hit by hinkley's bullets.king news happening moments ago. martha: in the meantime we await donald trump. as we take a look at this, the stage set for this evening. president obama will step up and speak at the democratic national convention. the commander-in-chief is expected to make the case for hillary clinton while highlighting the dangers of a possible trump presidency. president obama changing his tune. he previously said donald trump would never be president. now he seems to be a bit concerned about how this is going to go. >> anything is possible. the nature of democracy, until those votes are cast and the american people have their say, we don't know. i have seen all kinds of crazy stuff happen. i think anybody who goes into campaigns not running scared can end up losing. martha: very interesting. steve hayes, and juan williams, welcome to you both. good to have you here. juan, let me start with you. as you look at this presidency. president obama reflecting and hoping his legacy will be continued by h

hinkley shot and wounded the president there march of 1981.ound not guilty by reason of insanity. and sent to a mental hospital in washington. hinkley is now 61. he already spefnedz 17 days a month at his mother's home in virginia. and in france, catholic and muslim leaders stood in solidarity, a day after two islamic state attackers killed an elderly catholic priest, the head at the main mosque in paris said all french mus limbs condemn such acts and the pope condemned the killings as he arrived there for world youth day events. [music playing] >> judy woodruff: if you are just joining us it is 10:00 in the east and this is live coverage of the democratic convention from npr and the pbs news hour, i'm judy woodruff. >> gwen ifill: and i'm gwen ifill, we are getting ready to hear from the vice-presidential nominee, and i wanted to get a sense about coming into this from the outside how this convention seems this week. >> i've been watching it on tv and came in today and it's been interesting to watch. i think that the boo's coming from the cal

. >>> plus, hinkley decision.tep. authorities in one local community want to make sure you don't run into this guy. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >>> hello, philadelphia. we just put the biggest crack in that glass ceiling yet.

by there way, david hinkley should not have been freed. john hinkley. he should not have been freed. i just heard about it two seconds ago. in my opinion that is. [inaudible question] >> i said to the president, let the president talk to him. here is problem katie, here is the problem, very simple. he has no respect -- >> you said i welcome him to find -- >> they probably have it. nope, because if they have it they have it. you know what gives me more pause? that a person in our government, crooked hillary clinton. be quite i know you want to save her. but a person in our government, katie, would delead or get rid of -- delete -- 33,000 e-mails. that is a big problem. after she gets susubpoenaed she gets rid of the e-mails. if russia, or china or any other country has those e-mails, to be honest, i would love to see them. [inaudible question] >> the most ridiculous conversation. don junior -- let me save you a lot of boredom. mike pence will play a role. i want to talk about kasich. i never spoke to him about being vice president. we don't have good che

he will live with his mother in virginia, hinkley who is 61 try today kill reagan in 1981, presidentan and others severely wounded, henkley was found until the for reason of insanity. apple, ceo telling employees that company sold 1 billion iphone this week. apple passing the 1 billion mark for total devices, the iphone, ipad, the mac, ipad touch and apple watch, maria. steve jobs unveiled the iphone 2007 back in san francisco and we still love them. back to you. maria: oh, yeah, we do. alphabet, a parent of google and amazon hope to go continue on facebook's earning success. more on what to expect on the sector coming up next. markets expected higher maria: welcome back, shares of facebook up 5% after earning beast, the social media showing no signs of slowing down, revenue with facebook up 59% from a year earlier, 1.7 million monthly users, 1.7 billion monthly users. dagen is looking at facebook, are they going to be able to keep this momentum, dagen? dagen: they have been. facebook quarterly profit in three months, earned more than $2 billion and hit the 1 billion-dollar milestone

john hinkley junior the man who injured president reagan and others will be released from an intuition. a federal judge issuing that ruling a short time ago. let's go to pete williams. good morning. what can you tell us about this. >> reporter: over the past dozen years that judge has allowed him longer and longer visits to the home of his mother in virginia, about 120 miles south of washington, this morning the judge ruled he can begin living with her full time starting next months. he said doctors have concluded there's no medical benefit to keeping him in the hospital but he does impose conditions, he must continue to receive psychiatric treatment, he must come to washington at least once a month for evaluations in order for this arrangement to continue, he must notify the secret service whenever he comes for those visits and he must tell his treatment team before going to in he private homes. the judge says after at least a year with his mother he may then move out and live on his own or with roommates. there's been no word yet from the justice department on whether it intends to a