kenneth is on the verge.the verge of doing something either really horrible in his life and take him away from you forever. or he's on the verge of maybe being able to turn that corner. maybe if we hold his hand and help him turn that corner, he'll be able to do that. today, i'm going to make him a ward of the court and order that he be placed appropriately. i will set his matter for review in three months in any event. as it relates to kentrell, i think this is a young man that probably the juvenile court system was designed for in some respects. i couldn't let him walk away from us without trying to get him to a point where he's at least literate and can function in some type of a job. today the court is going to make him a ward of the court in order that he be placed at idtc, the indiana developmental training center in indianapolis. all right. then this hearing is adjourned. thank you. >> man, they don't care about us, man. that is [ bleep ]. this is [ bleep ]. i can't do it, man. damn. damn. >> i really,

kenneth. kenneth? kenneth! if i had a son, i'd want him to be like kenneth ploufe. a son. when we first moved in here, he was the sweet kid who lived next door. mm, the weird kid who lived next door, but phil always had a soft spot for him because kenneth sort of looked up to him. i wouldn't say hero. and yet you did. well, you weren't going to. claire's always had some issues with kenneth. he would stare at me a little too long. can you blame him? you used to dress sexy back then.

abc's kenneth moton is there for us. kenneth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane. there's a vigil in the city tonight. it's being called dallas strong and it's expected to be quite large. the community is trying to help the police department while police in other cities this morning, communities and protests. another night of demonstrations. and arrests after the recent police killings of black men. those rising racial tensions with a breaking point for micah johnson used his military training to shoot and kill five dallas police officers at a peaceful black lives matter protest. the fbi found bombmaking materials in his house, they believe he had plans for a bigger plot. david brown told cnn johnson taunted officers during a standoff before he was taken out by a robot with an explosive. >> laughing at us, singing asking how many did he get? >> as the city mourns a moment of unity, black lives matter came face-to-face with counterprotesters, no fights, just hugs. >> this how you take down a wall. s

kenneth. >> reporter: good morning. investigators say it appears that the snipper who took the lives of five dallas police officers and injured others here had a deep racial hatred against white officers. police continue to look into his motives while protest as begins the police brutality are only getting bigger. this morning, more scenes of protests, black lives coming face-to-face with blue lives. yesterday demonstration as cross the country moved into the night. thousands took to the streets to protest police killings of alton sterling in louisiana and philano castille in minute so the a in atlanta they shut town major roadways n phoenix police used pepper spray to control the crowd. in rochester new york more than 70 arrests including two tv news reporters. >> justin carter being arrested. >> reporter: office's cross the country are on alert. after the bullets rocked dallas five overs killed while they watched over i black lives matter protest. gunman reservists micah johnson targeted the men because of their unifo

kenneth: that is right.have learned that there was a 13th officer shot by the name of corporal shaw. college,for el centro where that college campus is, downtown, the shooting happened on and around the campus. we are told that he was it under the best when that deadly mass shooting started. i can tell you that five minutes after he was shot and treated, he went back into the line of fire to protect all. this morning he is home resting and recovering. larry: thank you so much, kenneth. 911, going silent while you were sleeping. emergency phone line shutting down and nursing police to scramble to you safe. sam sweeney gaithersburg with more. sam? sam: we just got an update from officials here. they still -- they just told us that we are still under condition red. the system was partially down last night and then partially if you call1:30. right now we told you still may get a busy signal. if you get the busy signal they want your call the police or fire station directly using nonemergency phone lines area rig

kenneth: today, the clinton-kaine democratic ticket is hitting the road. last night was an historic celebration at the democratic national convention. >> accent your nomination for president of the united states. kenneth: it was a week of democrats offering a stark contrast to the republican national convention. optimist messages of unity, and striking moments of support for clinton from military veterans. the father of a decorated muslim american soldier killed in iraq and strong words for donald trump. >> you have sacrificed nothing. and no one. >> a man you can date with a tweet is not a man we can trust with nuclear weapons. dnc, trump tweeted -- the truck campaign called her primetime speech and insulting collection of cliches, delivered from a fantasy universe. the all out war between the two major party candidates is a only extended to get worse. >> the key voters are those that do not like either of the candidates and who think the country is off on the wrong direction. race will be. kenneth: the bus tour will be making its way through the battlegr

you gonna hear about kenneth green.'m going to be a success story. >> reporter: i hope this is the first one to be told about him. 76% of former inmates said finding work after being released was difficult or impossible. i hope that's not the case for kenneth and i don't believe it and this is my last day after 37 years of covering bay area news and i figure i have done 10,000 stories and the most fulfilling are the kind i did today telling stories like ken green. people's stories who make me feel better about the world around us. and i hope that some people have felt better about the world around them, too, hearing these stories. >> so you're transitioning, too? >> i'm off to new york to be a granddad. >> fantastic. we're going to miss you. we're not done you. we are going to bring you back at the end of the newscast. >> you always made me smile. >> see you in a bit. >> women of all ages will be watching when hillary clinton talks. melissa caen spoke with some young californians at the convention. how the first woman p

kenneth craig is at the quicken loans arena in cleveland with what you can expect from the first day of the republican national convention. >> reporter: day one of the republican national convention kicks off today. >> this is a real opportunity to just control the dialogue and control the narrative. and -- and to spend your message. >> reporter: today's message is all about national security and immigration. but the overreaching goal throughout the campaign will be to soften trump's image and introduce vice presidential candidate mike pence. trump told "60 minutes" he selected pence to help bring republicans together. >> and now they're saying what a great pick. you see the kind of reaction. he has helped bring the party together. >> reporter: many political pundits describe the chemistry between trump and pence as awkward. but senator john boraso who worked with pence in congress said the differences will work well together. >> donald trump's peach are you know lofty and big picture but mike is guy that can dig into den. >> reporter: presidential nominees typically don't appear at

reporting from dallas, kenneth moton for channel six "action news". >>> thank you, kenneth. activist took to the streets of the center city philadelphia this morning to protest what they say is an epidemic of black men being killed by police. about 150 protesters rallied at city hall, peaceful protest took to the streets, the demonstration was planned by, a group called, showing up for racial justice. and marchers wanted to show that a large number of white americans are trouble by the recent shootings of black men. >> we think this is a racist system that where the police are targeting people of color. we want to see the city give a comprehensive response to how they will address police brutality in this city. >> march tied up morning commute through center city. philadelphia police say this is democracy in action and demonstrating first amendment rights trumps traffic. >>> on the weather front it doesn't get much better then this for your monday a perfect summer day outside. sky six taking a live look at the new jersey shore in atlantic city. it is a marvelous monday. lots

abc's kenneth moton joins us live from dallas texas. kenneth, what have officials learned if anything more, about that gunman. >> reporter: well, good morning, gray. it a peers that according to investigators the snipper who took the lives of five dallas police officers and injured others here's had a deep racial hatred against white officers. police continue to look into his motives, while the protest against alleged police brutality are only getting bigger this morning more scenes of protest, black lives, coming face-to-face with blue lives. the demonstrations across the country moved into the night. thousands took to the streets to protest police killings of alton sterling in louisiana and castille in minute so the a in atlanta, they shut down major roadways. in phoenix police used pepper spray to control the crowd n rochester new york more than seven arrests including two tv news reporter. >> justin carter being arrested. >> reporter: officers across the country are on alert. after the shooting rock dallas, five officers killed whil

we get the latest now from abc's kenneth moton. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, diane and kendis. donald trump's vp short list is getting shorter but who will be the last man or woman standingy one person on the list admits it all feels like a reality show. donald trump's running mate. >> mike pence, i don't know whether he's going to be your governor or your vice president, who the hell knows. >> reporter: sources tell abc news the could appear with his number two as early as friday. >> it's a little bit like "the apprentice" you find out sooner or later who the last one standing is. >> reporter: newt gingrich peered on fox news but the network suspended him as a contributor over the speculation he's on trump's short list. another auditioning, mike pence who got his shot on the rally stage last night. >> donald trump gets it. >> reporter: pence seems ready to take on hillary clinton. who finally got the endorsement she's been waiting for. >> i have come here to make it as clear as possible as to why i am endorsin

good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane. president obama is preparing to have a national conversation about race and policing during a town hall tonight hosted by abc. the white house says the president is looking forward to this discussion after a violent week. this morning as the protests continue and racial tensions rise, four of the biggest names in the nba used the stage of the espy awards to make a powerful plea for change. >> we cannot ignore the realities of the current state of america. >> reporter: carmelo anthony, chris paul, dwyane wade and lebron james called for an end to all violence, the shootings in chicago, the police killings of black men, the attack on dallas police. >> the shoot to kill mentality has to stop, but also the retaliation has to stop. >> it's time to look in the mirror and ask ourselves, what are we doing to create change. >> reporter: that was the focus of a four-hour meeting at the white house wednesday. president obama spoke with law enforcement, civil rights leaders and black lives matter

gray. >> kenneth, thanks for the update. investigators are learning more about the killer micah johnson. they say he practiced military style drills, in his yard, and trained in a private school in a dallas suburb about two years ago that teaches special tactics including shooting on the move. johnson was a private first class in the army. he was a specialty in carpetry and masonry. he to one tour in afghanistan from november 2013 to july 2014. >>> here in philadelphia, the recent police involved shootings across the u.s. has prompted protesters to be vocal with their criticism of local police. but there were also demonstrators who voiced their support for the local law enforcement officers. "action news" report earth janet reyes talked to both side. >> they came equipped with signs, and with anger and word, for police officers. >> these people in the 24th, 25th district are some of the most destructive. >> reporter: they stood clear. >> our communities are oppressed. the latin o community is oppressed. >> reporter: officers

kenneth craig at the quicken loans arena in cleveland with what you can expect from the first day. >> day one of the republican national convention kicks off today. >> a real opportunity to control the dialogue and narrative. >> today's message is all about national security and immigration. but the overreaching goal for the campaign will be to soften trump's image and introduce vice presidential candidate mike pence. trump told 60 minutes he selected pants -- pence to help bring republicans together.>> now they are saying what a great pick. he has helped bring the party together. >> many political pundits describe the chemistry between the two as awkward, but senator john brasso who worked with pence in congress says the differences will work well together. >> donald trumps speeches are lofty and big picture but mike can dig into the details and get the job done. >> nominees typically don't appear until the last day, but donald trump isn't your typical candidate, he plans to take the stage tonight to introduce his wife melania trump when she speaks. >> she came into the country and g

kenneth craig, cbs news, cleveland. >>> our coverage from cleveland continues today, stephanie ramirezill have more convention, twitter and facebook, and of course live shots later today. >>> hillary clinton has fundraisers, had plenty to say about the republican convention last night. lots of sound and furry even a fog machine, but when you pulled back the curtain, it was just donald trump with nothing to offer to the american people. >>> clinton made those remarks in las vegas where she was courting the union vote there, spoke at the american federation of state, county and municipal employees asked the union to get out the vote come november. >>> get the latest from campaign 2016 any time on your smartphone or tablet, download the wusa 9 app. >>> new problems for volkswagen over the auto makers, top executives were involved statement volkswagen said they are essentially not new. bought a 2011 audi equipped with one of those devices. >> 9 guys stood around the table and go, hey, let's cheat and no one else goes, that's a bad idea. >> the suit stopped short of claiming the ceo is awar

. >> kenneth craig is live from the republican national convention. this speech writer is coming forward so she is just a scapegoat? >> reporter: michelle and kenny, this is the first time we have gotten an explanation about exactly what happened. yeah, she is taking the blame for this. it comes a few hours before donald trump's vice- presidential pick takes center stage here tonight for a very big speech. something the trump campaign would rather focus on. the trump campaign is still dealing with the fallout of melania trump's speech from monday night that had many similarities to michelle obama's 2008 speech. >> your word is your bond. and you do what you say and keep your promise. >> that your word is your bond that do you what you say you're going to do. >> today the campaign said the speech writer took responsibility, saying she felt terrible and offered to resign. but mr. trump rejected it, saying people make mistakes. trump himself doesn't seem upset. he tweeted out, good news is melania's speech got more publicity than any in the history of po

abc's kenneth moton joins us live from dallas texas with the latest on these developments, kenneth, what are you learning. >> reporter: gray and nydia here in dallas pd i can tell you the focus is on the fallen officer. take a look, this memorial is growing by the hour but yes, today we are learning new details about the gun man as protests across the continue. demonstrationness minnesota against alleged police brutality turned violent as protesters clashed with police. officers in riot gear moved in with smoke bombs. police across the country worked to keep the peace after week of police killings, or of one in st. paul and one in baton rouge where protesters faced off with an army of police officers. >> too many african-american males their lives are being taken away from them, and this has to stop. >> reporter: in dallas police surrounded their own headquarters after reports of the suspicious person in their garage. swat teams and sharp shooters were on the scene but a sweep turned up nothing. this scare briefly took away from the incredible scene outside the department, two barely vis

kenneth square 62. oxford 66. chester showing 66 degrees. the glassboro 74 and cinnaminson 66. hockessin 66. hammington showing 69. your satellite six with action radar, lots have of six's this morning. you can see that counterclockwise swirl toward the top of the screen. that is upper level low pushing through new england. could drop down south where poconos see a quick hitting shower later today. everybody else is staying dry, with just a combination of the sun and cloud. in the city, immediate surrounding suburbs, let's say sun, clouds, breezy but refreshing. the highs around 85. jersey shore look at this a land breeze. the it is warm on the sand but it is also very comfortable. no humidity. breezy, 84 degrees right here on the beach. if you are heading to the new jersey shore and delaware beaches, ocean temperature up to 71. seas two to 4 feet. because the seas are fairly calm we're not expecting too much in the way of rip currents. it doesn't mean they can't occur but rip current risk is low and wind are out of the west at ten to 20 miles an hour. beautiful down the shore.

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> and let's check the big board right now and see how stocks are doing. you can see the dow is up about 14 points. >>> planning to get away this summer? southwest just announced expansion to their oakland service. the airline will add nonstop flights to two cities in mexico, san jose del cabo and puerto vallarta both popular tourist destinations. last month southwest added new flights part of its sustained growth at oakland airport. >> roberta is excited about puerto vallarta! >> nice trip. >>> it was a scene like out of the movie "jaws." a massive great white shark took a bite out of a man's boat offshore of capitola. he called it a full on slam attack. the 15-foot great white swam from underneath ramming the boat spending the ship's own -- sending the ship's owner stumble. when he got back to dock he saw the bite mark and shark tooth in the hole. betty yu took to the air to try to find the shark. >> reporter: specialized aviation is seeing more and more sharks choser to shore off the beaches south of santa cruz sometimes within feet of people and

kenneth craig at the quick and loans in cleveland, ohio with what you can expect from the first day of the republican national convention. >> day one of the republican national convention kicks off today. >> real opportunity to just control the dialogue, control the narrative, and suspend your message. >> today's message all about national security and i am graduation. but, the over reaching goal throughout the campaign will be the soften trump's image, introduce vice presidential candidate mike pence. trump told 60 minutes he selected pence to help bring republicans together. >> and now they're saying what a great pick. you see the casino of reaction. many political pundants describe as awkward, but senator john, who worked with pence in congress, says, their differences will work well together. >> donald trump speeches with lofty, big picture, but mike is the guy to dig into the details. >> president a.m. know, typically spirited convention until the last day. donald trump isn't your tip cap candidate, he plans to take the stage tonight to introduce his wife milan ya when she speaks.

kenneth craig is live in cleveland. it comes from ted cruz. >> reporter: sure thing, from his former rival after that speech last night. he tried to morning at a breakfast we went to, to explain himself and it didn't go over well not even with his own state delegates. he thinks cruz did more harm than good. >> senator cruz, do you regret your remarks last night? >> i'm getting ready to talk to the delegation. >> reporter: at a breakfast for texas delegates, ted cruz refused to back down about not endorsing donald trump. >> if you go and slander and attack heidi, then i'm going to nonetheless come like a survive puppy dog and say thank you very much for maligning my wife and my father. >> reporter: cruz stole the show wednesday night when he snubbed trump during his speech at the republican national convention. >> vote your conscience, vote for candidates up and down the ticket who you trust to defend our freedom. >> reporter: he was then booed off the stage by many in the crowd, who had been cheering up to that point. >

kenneth craig, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> that's real interesting. can't remember the last time i ate cereal. well, i had some yesterday, i had a cleanse, cocoa pebbles, way to sweet. >> yes, give it up for awhile. >> overwhelming. >> gentlemen, snack every now and then, cinnamin toast crunch, i like that. >> it depend where you are, you could get stuck in heavy downpours, looks like repeat, and possibly this afternoon and again tonight. very humid outside it, will stay like that, little bit nasty, as we head into the start of august. look at this shot from the shore. kind of cool with the clouds around, trying to see few peaks of sunshine coming in, and overall i wouldn't cancel your beach plans, don't expect to see whole lot of sunshine if you are headed to the shore or delaware beaches, again, just keep in mind it could be passing shower really any time through the day today. >> make sure you have the beach umbrella, may have to huddle turned briefly as the shower moves by. thunderstorm not much of billing threat today but the threat still there.

kenneth craig talked to cruz in cleveland this morning. senator cruz, do you regret your remarks last night? >> i'm getting ready to talk to the delegation. >> breakfast for texas delegat delegates, ted cruz refused to back down about not endorsing donald trump. >> if you go and slander and attack heidi that i'm going to nonetheless come like a puppy dog and say thank you very much for ma lining my wife and fath father. >> cruz stole the show wednesday night when he snubbed trump during his speech at the republican national convention. >> vote your conscious, vote your candidates up and down the ticket who you trust to defend our freedom. >> he was then booed off the stage by many in the crowd with cheering up to that point. >> i never heard boos like that. the house this whole auditorium was literally shaking. >> cruz rocked not just the republican convention but his own state texas delegates are split between supporting him and supporting their own party's nominee. >> he will never be president. i'll campaign against him. all he was doin

kenneth craig, cbs news, cleveland. >> new jersey governor chris christie will address the convention tonight. christie on the short list to be donald trump's runningmate, but the job went to indianna governor mike pence, there are reports former presidential candidate and trump had worries about christie being left off the ticket. >> we had a conversation that's typical of our relationship for the last 14 years. >> which is? >> which means free wheeling, and rollicking and -- >> also say the golf more misspoke when cited trump donation to super storm sandy relief efforts to sign of trump's generosity. christie told republican delegation his wife mary pat asked the billionaire businessman for a donation and trump responded how much does the check need to be? >> jessica dean traveling in cleveland right now for the republican national convention, so look for her live reports later today on cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> and we're counting down to the start of the democratic national convention right here if philadelphia, all starts in less than a week just six days away. now ahead of th

. >> but if we rewind to the very beginning of the video you see that that's actually kenneth.s a competitive athlete >> wow. >>le got healthy and got so -- >> in fact he did that in just four hours. of being in makeup and prosthetics. >> you got to stay away from those drug. the prosthetics, you know. >> yeah, they were really age real quick. >> so kenneth got together with the guys and special effects guru to pull this entire look off and prank. >> honestly i mean it's so well done. >> look at the crowd he drew. >> i'm sure there's not that many people standing around taking pictures at muscle beach. >> sure. >> eventually old man lifting roughly 535 pounds. >> just keep doing it. get strong every day. >> it's monday and that means -- >> we're going to start off this monday with a ♪ video >> then a possible solution for those who can't park. >> it's like a tube. like a tube that's rolling around on the rim itself. >> and -- >> whoa. >> okay sir. sir. >> that thing is enormous. >> time to p to play along. next. codogs just won't quit.! neither does frontline. introducing new f

kenneth moton, abc news, dallas. >>> good morning america has reports covering all angles of the story. gm a's coverage comes your way at 7:00 right here after "action news". >>> we are on the verge of the political conventions, republicans will gather in cleveland and then democrats will be right here in philadelphia but big news for g.o.p. may be coming out this week. presumptive g.o.p. nominee will campaign in the battle ground of virginia but campaign stop tomorrow that is now getting a lot of buzz when he will heat to indiana a long side mike pence. newtition to the trump's schedule and insiders are saying pence the is tops on the short list to be trump's running mate. pence has until friday to decide if he will seek reelection as governor. now donald trump has said he will pick a running mate before the convention. that is where we are right now. new jersey governor chris christie is also said to be on the short list. >>> and, some big news for democrats as well, tomorrow, likely democratic nominee hillary clinton holds a rally a long time rally bernie sanders. it will be held in

kenneth craig, for cbs news, new york. >> would i. >> mother nature could set off a few fire works ofer own later today. >> coming up, lauren is tracking storms. >> that was such a good tease i cannot do better than that. >>> we have a few storms in the forecast, humid conditions already present, still firing off as we head in the afternoon, a few on the stronger side. we will talk about the timing on those and your fourth of july weekend >>> okay. check out this, the latest out of this world images from nasa's hubbell space telescope. the image reveals interior of one of the most active galaxies in our local neighborhood. it is a small galaxy known as ng1569 about 11 million light years away. nasa experts say it is a hot bed of star formation pumping out stars more than 100 times faster then our own milkie way galaxy. >> a hot bed of star formation. >> yes. >> that is serious. >> are you a space girl and into outer space. >> of course. >> not weather here. >> it is just all science but weather is top science. >> yes. >> i thought it was 1568, it was 1569 the galaxy. >> okay. >> it is

kenneth craig has our report. >> he was a living witness to one of the world's worst atrocities and he made sure no one ever forgot. >> it propelled elie wiesel to become one of the world's most recognized humanitarians. he was born in romania. he and his family were deported by the nazis to auschwitz concentration camp in 1944. his mother, one of his three sisters and his father were killed. he survived and was freed in 19450. his 1955 memoir "night," a devastating account of the holocaust, went on to sell 10 million copies in 30 languages. >> with my background, with my passion for study, i never left god. although he may have left me. >> reporter: he became an an american citizen in 1963 and new york city quickly became home. that is where family and friends said good-bye sunday at manhattan fifth avenue synagog. among them were friend and billionaire ronald lauder. >> wherever there was hate, he said we must speak out. question never be quiet. de was one of the great leaders, jewish leaders of the last hundred years. >> he was an author, a teacher, a husband, a father and a nobel p

kenneth craig, cbs news new york. >> and the time now is 5:38. in business news this morning, test less auto pilot, under scrutiny. >> the fall out continues following the brexit votement money watch's jill wagner joins us liver from the new york stock exchange, jill? >> good morning, brooke, joe, what a difference a week makes on wall street. global markets, brexit losses, the dow jumped another 235-point yesterday, the nasdaq rose 63, futures are pointing to flat open today. hard to believe us stocks have mostly recovered after plunging on friday, and monday, following that brexit vote. the british stock market the footsie is actually hire than where it closed thursday night. still a lot of uncertainty about how this brexit is actually going to play out, most analysts say we could see a lot more market volatile at this. government is investigating, after driver in florida died while using tezsla auto pilot feature. happened when tractor-trailer made left turn in front of the car. car's auto pilot system didn't recognize the right side against t

kenneth moton abc news washington. >> philadelphia mayor jim kenney is expected to finalize his cabinetay. the mayor will introduce a new commissioner for the city's department of human services. it is a particularly tough time for dhs. in may the state downgraded its license to operate citing several violations of state child welfare laws. >> it's 4:39 there's an urgent search right now for a serial shooter out west. authorities believe seven deaths in eight separate shootings in the last several months may be lynxd. >> a police officer explains why he bought a couple dinner after they refused to sit next to him at a restaurant. cagedavid. >> getting ready to jump the delaware bane the delaware river into salem county. more on that and more on that buildup of heat we're expecting over the next several days. >> ♪ it's the celebration of the year! blinds to go's annual storewide sale going on now! buy one, get one at half price. hundreds of styles and colors. every item through the store. buy one get one at half price. our biggest sale of the year is a blast! blinds to go. blinds for lif

abc's kenneth moton joins us live from dallas texas.e mood like there in texas. >> reporter: well, this is definitely a sit any mourning, gray. i can tell you, that investigators released details on the gunman. he is a disturb man or was a disturb man who they say had a racial hatred for white police officers. now meanwhile protests are getting bigger against alleged police brutality. this morning, more scenes of protests, black lives, coming face-to-face with blue lives. day of demonstrations across the country moved into the night. thousands took to the streets to protest, the police killing of alton sterling in louisiana and philando castille in minute so the a they shut down major roadways. in phoenix police used pepper spray to control the crowd. in rochester new york more than 07 arrests including two, tv news reporter. >> justin carter being arrested. >> reporter: officers across the country are on alert. after the bullets from an attack in dallas, five officers were killed while they watched over a black lives matter protest. po

kenneth clarke. >> mr. speaker could i join all of us in thanking the prime minister for the statesmanlike leadership he's given to her party and the country for the last six years and thank him particularly on this occasion for the baiting eloquence but also the width and the humor that he is always brought prime minister sessions on wednesday. can i ask that he will have some plans for a slightly enjoyable and relaxed wednesday morning at lunchtime and nevertheless he will still be an active participant in this house as he faces a large number of problems over the next few years as no two people know what brexit it means at the moment greatly need his advice and his statesmanship as much as we ever have. >> and i thank my right honorable friend for his great kind remarks for their member one the toughest conversations i had in politics was actually when i was leader of the opposition i was trying to get them to join my front bench. he was on a birdwatching holiday in patagonia and it was almost impossible

such is the case with kenneth brown.e was recently found guilty of murder, but not just any murder. >> my case is considered high profile because the guy i killed was a local celebrity, dancer. >> 28-year-old lashon tall bert was shot august 18th. police say it was a drug deal gone bad. >> brown was found guilty of shooting and killing lash lashontalbert, a local rap sensation better known as the shizz. just a few hours earlier brown was in court to hear his sentence from the judge. >> we the jury for the offense of murder confinement in the penitentiary of 24 years. >> just got sentenced today for 24 years. 85% prison for first degree murder, two counts of one endangerment, trafficking over five pounds with a firearm and tampering with physical evidence. >> you seem pretty cool, calm and collected for knowing you've got 4 years to spend in prison. >> you can't cry over spilled milk. >> i know i've been on the news. i was on the news earlier today, so i don't know if i'm going to be on there at 6:00 again or not. but tha

. >> los angeles police say they have enough evidence to charge 27-year-old kenneth bianchi with tenglings. police focused on bianchi only after he was arrested last january for the murder of two college students in washington state. >> what the police did not know is there is not one strangler but two. today in a bellingham, washington, courtroom, kenneth bianchi, in the hope of avoiding a death sentence, confessed to participation in the los angeles hillside stranglings and accused his cousin angelo buono of being his accomplice. >> kenneth bianchi, he was motivated because he was trying to show his older cousin, who he revered, that he was tough. for angelo buono, he enjoyed the fact that he had his younger cousin listening to him. we see this time and time again. pairs of killers who urge each other and together they are extremely vicious and violent. >> is there any doubt this is a body? >> no doubt. there's a skull and jaw bone and everything. >> when did you first get word there might be some bodies buried here? >> this morning. >> had you had any indication before? >> the man

to get an answer we'll bring in kenneth in charge of security contingents there and now runs a private security business. how concerned -- welcome to you, kenneth -- should people be about security at airports. >> tsa wkingery hard to keep the airport secure. any individual person really doesn't have to worry. certainly there is a possibility of an attack but with over a million people traveling 427 airports across the united states, the chances of any one person being in that airport if it was attacked are pretty low. people should also not rely exclusively on law enforcement to keep them selves safe. they can help us. okay. what's happened is as over the last 40 years screening points we've actually moved the threat out. instead of we've been looking at working to protect the aircraft, now the threat moved to the screening points, ticket counters. >> but, ken, to that point, that which happened in brussels and istanbul happened outside of those points. one of my colleagues tom costello went to reagan national airport and he was looking at those large cement cones they have that preve

i have a chapter after this on kenneth clark and the way -- the vision of the ghetto that he had during the civil rights movement, a chapter on william julius wilson and the vision of the ghetto that he had beginning during the reagan years and going through the clinton years, and then i end with a chapter on jeffrey canada and his harlem children's zone and the kind of ways in which his vision of the ghetto befit what is sometimes referred to as the neo-liberal moment. but i want to begin, i want to end here by just asking a basic question which has been on my mind as i was bringing the book to closure which is what kind of focal point should the holocaust be for us today at this particular moment in history? and as i think about the jewish ghettos and i think about the black ghettos, i think i have very different answers. on the one hand, the jewish ghettos were ghettos that had a long history of nourishing. as hillburg said, they were a way of life. and one of the impacts of the nazi ghettos and of the holocaust in general was to, essentially, blot out our consciousness of that flour

teens smashed their way into outfitters on kenneth pike and greenville july 22. investigators linked those guns to a shooting in wilmington east lawn park that entered -- injured a 17 year old day later, while police arrest that same teenager and four other teenagers. right now, not clear if police have recovered all of the stolen handguns. >> a 55 year old woman in stable condition at temple hospital after hit by stray bullet inside of her own home. police say the bullet ricocheted off a wall, and grazed her in the head yesterday afternoon. eyewitness on the 700 block every east willard street kensington say the bullet came through heroin dough, from a house across the street. police at this point have made no arrests. >> a child is recovering from minor injuries, after a fire in the fair hills section of north philadelphia. flames broke out on the 2800 block of pail thorpe street around 3:15 saturday morning, police say the child is between three and four years old. the fire was contained to a third floor kitchen, not exactly clear hoe how it started. no one el

abc's kenneth moton has all of the details. >> reporter: good morning, gray and nydia. tense moments in dallas a city already on edge. police gave all clear after responding to a potential threat, here at the department, it all happened close to this memorial where so many people are coming to pay their respects to those fallen officers. >> black lives. >> matter. >> this morning a nation in turmoil. >> demonstrationness minnesota against alleged police brutality turned violent protesters clashed with police. officers in riot gear moved in with smoke bombs. the some were hit by roxanne firecrackers. police across the country work to keep peace after recent police killings of philano castille anal ton sterling, where hundreds gathered at pot he lease department. >> too many african-american males their lives are taken away from them and this has to stop. >> reporter: in dallas police surrounded their own headquarters after reports of the suspicious person in their garage. swat teams, and sharp shooters were on the scene, but a sweep, turned up nothing. this scare briefly

kenneth moton, abc7 news. leon: how cool is that? michelle: that is fascinating. it seen. >> we are the aliens on independence day, aliens on another planet. michelle: just like the movie. coming up ahead at 5:00 -- >> it kicks off in d.c. and how it is helping the cancer patients and the survivors coming up. >> later, trucial shooting technology and looking at the potential threat to the u.s. power grid that could leave us in the dark. steve: if you haven't enough for the fireworks we have more on the way. alexandria's birthday fireworks at 9:00. good deal of the clear skies and move through the late evening hours on the warm side. temperatures in the upper 70's to the lower 80's. the delmarva beaches upper 80's on friday. chance for pop-up showers and thundersto on sunday, we are talking about the temperatures in the middle 80's. stay with us. "abc7 news at 5:00" continues leon: "7 on your side" with health matters. today the f.d.a. approved a device that could bring concerns for arteries. the first stent that dissolves inside a body. but there isn't proof that

in my book i have a chapter on the other graduate student he worked closely with and that's kenneth clark and i'm not going to talk about him today that he was cited in the same quick note as brown v. board of education. i said that the book was published in 45 and 44. the book published in 45 was the book he wrote with this collaborator drake that was another graduate student at the university of chicago. he was an operator and a brilliant man bubrilliantman bus always busy making deals to get the research project to work. drake who came from new orleans was a worker. he would sit there at his desk and get the chapters within and in the end he produced in a short time of two thirds of the book. together they produced what is s arguably even still today one of the two or three greatest works in american sociology. this book black metropolis when it came out a year after american dilemma which is a study of the life of the south side of chicago eventually introduced the word ghetto in a social science way to talk about the situation of african-americans in the city and when he used the wor

we talked with the merck chairman and ceo kenneth frazier about the latest advances in treating cancers been something that looked -- people have looked at entering the about for many years. they allow the body zone defenses to attack and defeat tumors, so we have been studying 30 different tumor types in more than 300 studies. the date is one of the first agents that has the promise of being a broad-spectrum agent across many different kinds of cancer it. this have the potential to replace chemotherapy? >> it does. an important subset of lung cancer patients against chemotherapy. chemotherapy, while it has benefits, also has tremendous side effects. what that study showed is that if you compare the population, with respectbetter to providing protection against progression of cancer, and more importantly, overall survival, so now you have a drug that has many fewer side effects that is much more effective for an important subset of lung cancer patients. that is revolutionary. >> can you give us a sense of an arc of a drug like this. 30 different tumors testing, 300 different studies. w

. >> as kenneth body looks forward to pay-off per sis tans one learns there is a reward of a differentour first to billy hankins was from this footage from colorado state penitentiary. now older and wiser he is an inmate. >> i think i have been locked up -- the only birthday was my 26th birthday other than that for juvenile i have been locked up all the way to adult. i think i had one birthday on the streets in 25, 30 years. >> what are your plans for your birthday? >> if fellows are making burritos. >> so your future? that's a big sigh. >> what future? i have no future. this is my future. i don't know. >> when we first interviews hankins he described how he received life without parole. >> i was without a job. christmas was coming. i knew how to make money. it wasn't the right way. i knew it. i just -- i guess i programmed myself to believe i could get away with it. i got away with a lot of crimes. i have been busted for crimes. i guess i just felt desperate. he was a desperate man and had to do desperate things. >> they described some of the most telling incident. this was recorded d