left no doubt in my mind that oscar was my guy.2-year-old told me straight up that oscar had had sex with our victim, had bragged about it once he came back to the car. >> this 12-year-old's demeanor was that this is a normal thing that just occurred and wasn't really that big a deal to him. i don't think he understood that it was even wrong. >> so the 12-year-old boy up front, we thought, might even have been just along for the ride. wasn't involved with the assault. was just kind of there. as time went on, it became apparent he had a significant role. oscar used this 12-year-old boy as kind of his pimp. to meet young girls, 12 to 14-year-old girls. >> in all my years, i had never seen such a case where a grown man was using another child to help lure other victims in. >> right away, police started to develop the pattern. they start looking at social media links that oscar was using and the manipulation by this 12-year-old boy, reaching out to friends over the internet. and they come up with, not surprising, victim number two. >>

when i read oscar i feel well-represented. in knowing that here's someone who is -- who is an old-fashioned term, we don'tite much in this country but he is a patriarch in his country in the very best sense, that old-fashioned sense that nobody uses anymore. he feels the righteous indignation of seeing theer ente destiny taken away and being chewed up and still being chewed up. still not the country any of wuss want to live in. when i go back to el salvador -- and i go see them at their annual event, and i talk with them whenever i can. they just as reporters 30 years ago in el salvador they live under death threats. there are assassins, the same people that oscar meets and chronicles are people who can be turned on a dime to kill others. some including people who write about them. so it's a great act of valor, moral courage as well, what oscar and his friends are doing. they deserve a much wider audience. as frank was saying, deserves to be part of our pit political debate in the country in greater way. there are salvadorans,

this is the prison where oscar pistorius has already spent time for manslaughter.rns now a convicted murderer. it is the closing chapter of a marathon case. oscar pistorius crushed, broken, and said to be full of remorse -- a man that was once a sporting legend. bbc news, pretoria. laura: that brings this broadcast to a close. you can find more on our website, including the analysis invasion of iraq. to reach me, go to twitter. i am @lauratrevelyan. from all of us, thank you for watching, and please, tune in tomorrow. ♪ >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation. newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good. kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and e-trade. >> e-trade is all about seizing opportunity. >> cut. >> so i am going to take this opportunity to direct. thank you. we'll call you. evening. film noir, smoke, atmosphere. you are a young farmhand. e-trade is your cow. milk it. >> e-trade is

it literally blew me away. >> tatum an oscar winner, the young ekt in history. of the academy awardss big changes are coming after the oscar so white scandal. the academy promised they would diversify their voting membership and yesterday they took a major step in that direction. >> tina fey, gabrielle union. america ferreira, viveca fox. rita wilson, kate beckinsale an mich jordan. familiar names and some of the newest academy voting members. >> every year that i've been a member, there's always those people -- really? they're not a member? how did that happen? >>> motion picture academy president announced 683 new members with a nod toward diversity. >> after you made that promise, you stood in front of that furor at the nominations. >> i feel great. and you know why? because the organization as a whole is solidly behind this movement. >> brie larsen and alicia vikander are automatic w brie tweeted, excited to use my vote to nominate talent that reflects the real w we live in, diversity. >> by the numbers it looks impressive. 46% of t new class are female and

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and oscar will serve the sentence as handed down.eporter: for now, the family is reserving judgment on whether they feel that justice has been served in their daughter cost -- daughter's death. the state could ask for a heavier sentence, it can appeal within two weeks. otherwise, he could be eligible for parole after spending three years in prison. brent: the u.s. civil rights leaders are in arms after two policemen shot and killed a black man in baton rouge, louisiana. the victim's family says that he posed no threat and some activists are calling it a legal lynching. reporter: this was the moment when 37-year-old alton sterling was taken to the ground by two police officers, then seconds later. [shots] reporter: he was selling cds out of a store when he was killed. he was confronted by police after he was said to have threatened somebody with a gun. his family is demanding a federal investigation and the firing of the police chief. >> the individuals involved in his murder took away a man with children, who depended upon their dadd

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they called oscar and that's how it all started. i can try the case a thousand times and i would lose but i got lucky and taiwan and from that point on whenever somebody got arrested who was connected with the alleged mob it was called oscar. >> i didn't know how to pick a jury and i went to the clerk the morning of the trial and i said i don't want a jury because this is the legal case for the judge to decide. i got so nervous i walked down the stairs of the federal courthouse and i parked and said we are all set to pick the jury so they went out to deliberate after all the evidence was in and my clients brother two blocks away from the federal courthouse says is editor of the jury takes a long time? we walk in and the jury has a verdict. you can imagine how i felt. i think they felt so sorry for me they came back. >> after the first case what was some of the crazier cases that you were given? >> i became an expert because it went into effect and i was involved in the first one at the miami international airport the wiretap was set

. >>> oscar pistorius is going back to jail for another six years, deborah in south africa has more on the judge's sentence handed down this morning. >>> the minimum sentence for murder is 15 years in jail few oscar pistorius was given 6 years for killing his girlfriend, reeva steencamp because the original trial found there were compelling circumstances to reduce his punishment. >> it will not serve justice in this matter. >>> pistorius is a broken man whose life has already been ruined and is a good candidate for rehabilitation, she rejected the defense' request. in a dramatic moment during last month's pistorius hobbled without his prosthetic legs to show how vulnerable he was, he has always maintains he thought she was an intruder, his father broke down and begged the court to impose the sentence. >> oscar has to pay for what he did, he has to pay for it. >>> the family looked on and police led pistorius away. >>> demanding oscar pistorius must serve a third of his term before parole, he could be released after serving a mere two years behind bars, cbs news, south africa. >>> pisto

it's very unlikely that oscar pistorius's team would challenge this. it's up now to see if the prosecution want to challenge the sentence. as it stands right now, oscar pistorius is sentenced to six years in prison, though he could be eligible after serving half of that. >>> so $454 million was at stake in last night's megamillions drawing. with no winning ticket, the payout has soared to a whopping $508 million. the jackpot rolled over 34 times without a winner since march to become the seventh largest lotto jackpot in u.s. history. the next drawing takes place this friday. what are your odds of winning? with megamillions, it's 1 in 259 million. sounds almost impossible, right? you have a better chance at winning that than powerball. powerball's jackpot is currently $257 million. those odds are roughly 1 in 292 million. good luck, everyone. >>> the fight over gun control resumes on capitol hill. house speaker paul ryan met privately with leading democrats yesterday on two proposals democrats had been advocating for. the first centers on expanding back

williams like on oscar night?hing in realtime somebody living out a dream. >> the party ended the next morning at williams' hotel suite. >> and i noticed the oscar was still on the table next to a junior's deli bag that was half open. so that was the last picture i shot, that was oscar night. >> how many pictures do you think you took in total of robin williams? >> honestly, i have no idea, but it has to be in the thousands. >> grace, who now lives on his boat in los angeles, thought he and robin would grow together as old men, but it was not to be. >> when was the last time you saw him? >> i saw him six months before he died. he seemed to be quieter. seemed to be -- didn't have the same energy i remembered. >> but you didn't get the sense there was anything wrong? >> no, no, no, not at all. >> we begin tonight with breaking news in the west. the sudden death of robin williams. >> in the days after williams' suicide at 63, arthur grace was swamped with photo requests, but he ignored them all. >> could you look at

ma will oscar pistorius' punishment be? this is happening in a pretoria courtroom. right now. there live. >>> the oscar pistorius trial coming to a dramatic conclusion in a south africa courtroom right now. this is the scene live at this motel in the courtroom where a judge is sentencing the paralympic gold medallist. known as the blade runner. let's go to david mckenzie live in pretoria for the very latest. good morning, david. >> reporter: good morning, christine. yes, this legal saga and soap opera has gripped south africa and the world for several years now. it could be coming to its final act. and the same judge who was there for the lengthy trial is now weeding out the sentence judgment. it appears she is saying mitigating circumstances outweighed others. in other words, she has bought some of the argument of the defense in last month's sentencing hearings. we saw dramatic moments of oscar pistorius coming up in front of the court without this prosthetic legs to show his vulnerability. and also emotional testimony from the father of reeva steenkamp, the model girlfriend

we know he went to visit oscar and it's in oscar's home the gang member stabbed cut and slashed oscartimes. he ripped out his liver and left it on his chest. oscar's kids and ex-wife were the ones to find him covered in blood. >> we went to the basement and he is lying theres i see blood. i'm saying oscar, he doesn't get up. >> reporter: he is seen throwing gang signs here and will be behind bars forever. a move oscar's brother believes will keep others safe from the man that took his little brother away. >> enjoying life, always telling me to be better person. >> reporter: unfortunately oscar is gone but leaves behind a legacy. a son in the 8th grade and a daughter in >> ms 13 gang has become a growing problem over the past year, and tell us they are prosecuting more cases. >>> time to check out tweets from the campaign trail. hash tag never trump is never more according to donald trump's feed. they were crushed last night in cleveland, at the rules committee by a vote of 8 7- 12s make america great again. from hilary clinton, quote if you had doubts about trump sticking with his dan

lopez rivera, we respectfully say, free oscar lopez rivera. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york, mr. katko, for five minutes. mr. katko: madam speaker, i rise today to recognize the 26th anniversary of the signing of the americans with disabilities act. 26 years ago this month this landmark legislation was put into effect to eliminate discrimination against individuals with disabilities. this month organizations and advocacy groups across my district in central new york are coordinating events to recognize this milestone and significance of the a.d.a. to so many in our community. in my district, arise, the designated independent living center is vital to our local efforts to ensure people of all abilities live fully integrated and self-directed lives. they provide an array of service, including my brother-in-law, with disabilities and help ensure our local communities are inclusive for peoples of all abilities. while the a.d.a. has been in law for 26 years, our work in con

. >> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", former olympic sprinter oscar pistorius is headed back to prison. how long he's spends behind bars for killing his girlfriends, reeva steenkamp. >> and a huge multi alarm fire tore through a building. we'll show you where this happened, and let you know how long firefighters have been fight willing these >> welcome back to "eyewitness news" at noon, security guard said he heard fireworks just before this fire errupted at construction site on the border between oakland and emory ville, california. the six alarm fire broke out around 2:30 in an apartment building under construction and quickly spread to townhouses and condos. fortunately, there are no reports of injuries. >>> did i graced paralympian oscar pistorius going back to jail this time for six year sentence for murdering his girlfriends. >> the south african handed down his sentence this morning. >> six years in prison. >> for murder south africa, 15 years in jail, but oscar pistorius was given just six years for killing his girlfriends, reeva steenkamp. that is because the original t

Óscar lópez ha estado en la cÁrcel los Últimos 35 aÑos.encias sobre el futuro de puerto rico. pero hay una sola cosa en la cual somos un y es la excarcelaciÓn de oscar lópez rivera. y ante la demanda que hacemos ante el presidente barack obama que utilice el poder que tienen la constituciÓn. un poder que es Él exclusivo no tiene que consultar con el congreso, con la corte, con quien tiene que consultar es con su propia conciencia. reportero: uno de los eventos que forma parte de la celebraciÓn se llevó a cabo en la alcaldÍa de la ciudad. y participaron algunas de las personalidades polÍticos y lÍderes comunitarios. >> quiero invitar a toda la gente especialmente como celebramos 49 aÑos y hace 20 aÑos celebramos lo que llamamos la bandera latinoamericana. que venga y que levante la bandera tan linda. >> aquÍ hay un buen porcentaje de dominicanos y tambiÉn son parte se unen con nosotros y eso me gusta. invito a los que puedan venir aquÍ se celebra una semana alegres y contentos. reportero: se unen diferentes ciudades que estÁn al sur de nuev

oscar for stories be jailed for six years. the sentence was announced at the murder trial of the south african track star earlier today. the former olympian killed his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. circumstances outweighed the aggravating effects -- the unsubstantial and compelling sentence that --tifies a deadly shooting our courts are of law, not .ublic opinion th is sixtence i imposed years. breaking down the ruling and the legal grounds for sentencing oscar b stories to six years in jail. pistorius to sixers in guilford -- six years in jail. >> she found substantial evidence to deviate from this sentence offered -- they argued earlier that he had shown no -- the and did not mitigating factors outweigh the aggravating factors in this case. they're interesting that she decided to deviate from the prescribed minimum sentence. ,ou will recall that earlier she sentenced him to five years imprisonment and today, she is moving it to sixers. the original charges against him , she found him guilty of , sentencingicide him to five ye

. >>> breaking overnight, former olympian oscar pistorius sentenced to six years in prison for the murder of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. >>> the mega millions jackpot sky rockets over half billion dollars. "first look" starts right now. thanks for joining us today, i'm betty nguyen. the dark cloud hanging over hillary clinton's presidential bid may have finally been lifted. the fbi says it is not recommending criminal charges against clinton for her private e-mail server. attorney general loretta lynch has said the department of justice would accept whatever recommendation the fbi makes. but director james comey also made sure to denounce the former secretary of state and her aides for what he says was extremely careless handling of very sensitive information. he also nullified some of clinton's key assertions in the process. >> although we did not find clear evidence that secretary clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws governing the handling of classified information, there is evidence that they were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classifi

it literally blew me away. >> tatum an oscar winner, the young ekt in history.awardss big changes are coming after the oscar so white scandal. the academy promised they would diversify their voting membership and yesterday they you stood in front of that furor at the nominations. >> i feel great. and you know why? because the organization as a whole is solidly behind this movement. >> brie larsen and alicia vikander are automatic w brie tweeted, excited to use my vote to nominate talent that reflects the real w we live in, diversity. >> by the numbers it looks impressive. 46% of the new class are female and 41% are people of color. diverse class ever. but with 7,106 existing academy members, the overall make-up changes by only two to 3%. >> what matters is inclusion. it's not about numbers. it is not about numbers. and the business is growing and changing. >> i really do applaud the academy for taking those steps. they plan to double the amount of female and minority members they have by 2020. the president has done a great job, she kept her word. >> a lot of pe

>> steve kroft: michael fassbender and kate winslet were both nominated for oscars this year. >> fixt! >> what the? >>kroft: not because they are great actors, but because they had very demanding roles in a very unusual movie that allowed them to show just how good they are. >> tell me what's wrong with you this morning. >> i just knew that it was going to be electric to be in a room with michael fassbender and danny boyle and i honestly promise you, it was. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's not what we all have in common. we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto® and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. you know, taking warfarin, i had to deal with that blood test

i mean three oscar noms and so many iconic roles. urban cowboy. >> just watch, okay?> an officer and a gentleman, and terms of endearment. now the dramatic actress says she's ready to have some fun. >> i think it's really good to laugh. >> amen. >> mom. >> whatever. i gave you both life. >> and how about the cast, right? >> fantastic. >> get this. a love this. debra admitted that she had 71-year-old co-star sam elliott were pretty new to the tv comedy world and were hanging on tight for support. legends like that. >> they are acting legended, so i think they have got it covered, right? >>> let's talk about another comedy. ugly betty. it has been nearly ten years since the show that really helped launch america ferrera to stardom. e.t. online's lee ann aguilera was with america and her cast, reuni reuniting for the special anniversary. >> my first day on the pilot, we shot the scene where betty comes out in the hot pants. that was our first scene. >> remember like the models were really mean. >> the cast reunited at the atx television festival in austin, texas, hosted

what was robin like on oscar night? arthur grace: otherworldly almost.r grace: and i noticed the oscar was still on the little table next to -- i think it was art's deli or junior's deli bagz so that was the last picture içó that was oscar night. tracy smith: how many pictures do you think you took in total of robin williams?xd arthur grace: oh, honestly, i have no idea, but it has to be in the thousands really.i] tracy smith: grace, who now lives on his boatñr in los angeles, says he imagined he and robin would go through all the pictures as old men, but it was not to be. when was the last time you spoke to him? arthur grace: i saw him in late 2013, about six months before he died.n:Ñ4b just seemed to be quieter. seemede1 to be more -- didn't he the same energy that i rememberv tracy smith: but you didn't get the sense that there was anything wrong? arthur grace: wrong with him? no, no, no. no, not at all, not at all pelley: we begin tonight with breaking news in the west. the sudden death of robin williams.e1Ñi tracy smith: in the days after williams'

who's the oscar winner transforming into the freakiest feline you've ever ssen >> cats can?>> now for july 15th, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." hi, everybody, thanks so much for joining us, at the end of another big week for star news. >> we have more big headlines for you. let's get started. here is tonight's top story. >> hollywood's last bachelor, is leo in love? a tight embrace, kissing on beach in malibu, holding hands and lounging on the sand. could sources confirm to "e.t." that leo and "sports illustrated" model nina agdal have been dating for a couple of months and yup, she looks amazing in aa swimsuit. >> i definitely work out five, six times a there's no shortcuts to it. i wish there was, too, trust me. >> we heard the couple's first date was their getaway at the cannes film festival in may. they were spotted together ever since. buying bagels and clubbing in new york. though they arrived sep >> going out with nina? >> is hollywood's most famous bachelor ready to settle down? >> you have to have time for your personal life. otherwise it just becomes about

emma: prosecutors in south africa are to appeal against the six year jail term handed down to oscar pistorius. they describe the sentence as "shockingly lenient." the paralympic athlete was convicted of murder after shooting his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp, through a locked bathroom door on valentine's day, 2013. prosecutors had already thought to convict him -- already fought to have been convicted of murder. donald trump is about to have one of his biggest moments in

oscar pistorius has been spendsed to six years in prison for the murder of his girlfriend. the double amputee olympic runner killed reeva steenkamp in 2013 and the legal drama has been going on since then. a couple of years ago, he was acquitted of murder but found guilty of culpable homicide. so he was sentence today five yers years in prison which was more like a year of house arrest. an appeal after that brings us to where we are today in this case. the blade runner sentenced to six years in prison for the murder of his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. back to you. >> erika, thank you. commissioners are listening after the one-day trash pickup program. >> the program's director says if they miss your street call 311. larger trash bins will be given to homeowners between september and december. >>> let's go to meteorologist chuck bell now. folks are trying to figure out what to wear. a little steamy already. >> you bet. very warm outside already. temperatures low to mid-70s as you step out the door for your morning jog or run. definitely shorts and sunglasses and t-shirts tod

. >>> alicia vicknder won the oscar for "the danish girl" michael fassbender has been nominated a couple of times himself. now they're in a new romantic drama, but it's not all hollywood make-believe. -pthese two are a couple off-screen as well. they really haven't talked about it much. until they met our carli. >> this film rests on the chemistry, you guys nailed that was it instant or a slow burn. >> it was there from the beginning, really. >> they're hollywood's newest "it" couple. we're calling them fass-kander. you know michael's roles in the "x-men" franchise and steve jobs and alicia is in the new "jason bourne" movie. they were totally comfortable together and complimenting each other every chance they got. >> did you audition together? what was the process? >> we had met during a film

moving on, in front of a packed courtroom in pretoria, oscar pistorius was sent back to jail for six years for murdering his girlfriend reeva steenkamp this wednesday. he has served 12 months behind bars for shooting her dead in 2013, but his original manslaughter conviction was increased to murder by the supreme court of appeal in december last year. many south africans have taken to social media to voice their outrage on the leniency of the sentence. many claim the judge was to synthetic to pistorius -- was too sympathetic to pistorius in the overall ruling. reporter: more than three years after murdering his girlfriend, oscar pistorius finally knows his fate. >> the sentence that i am house on the accused for the murder for the disease, reeva steenkamp, is six years in prison. reporter: in her ruling, she can play the public role in the court. during the dramatic hearing, the aand he -- the double mputee's lawyers a asked him to walk around without his legs. steenkampshot reeva four times through locked door at his home in the early hours of valentine's day 2013. he said he though

the fellow that lifted up the phone said who's the best criminal in las vegas and he said call oscar and that's how it all started. i represented the brother and i could try to case a thousand times and lucid 999 times. at that point when somebody got arrested is connected with the mob, call oscar. >> what was that like trying the first case? >> i went the morning of the trial and i said i don't want a jury. this is a legal case for the judge to decide. she said i will ask the judge. the jury has been summoned. it was all over the second step and i went back to my office and said we are back to the butchery and try the case. the jury went out to deliberate in the closing argument and my client's brother, the alleged mobster walking back to the office in the federal courthouse says is it better if they jury takes a long time or short time and i said the longer they take the better. we walk into my office, the phone is ringing and the jury has a verdict. you can imagine how i felt. they felt so sorry for me that they came back with not guilty. >> what were some of the crazy cases? i wa

. >> reporter: his brother oscar, he says, was a lot of things but what he was most proud of was being father of two and a >> it's hard to explain to you until you experience it. >> reporter: after his life ended in 2014, montgomery county police say that oscar was inside of his silver spring home when he walked in and stabbed him 89 times, pulling out his organs before leaving him to die. it was his wife and 9-year-old daughter who called 911. >> he's lying there and i see blood and i'm saying oscar, oscar, and i'm with my kid. >> reporter: evidence left behind at the scene led officers to this gang member. his mug shot shows that he was never remorseful. in fact, he celebrated the murder by getting a gang tattoo hours after the crime. in a courtroom, a judge sentenced him to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> todays sentence is a reflection, too, of our notion that this kind of violence will not be tolerated in montgomery county. >> reporter: his family says they believe justice was served but it's only through a higher power that they've been able to move on. >> go

reeva's father, barry, also wept as he told the court he suffered a stroke after the murder. >> oscar has to pay for what he did. he has to pay for it. >> reporter: in a recent interview, pistorius invoked reeva's spirit, saying he believed she wouldn't want him to spend the rest of his life in jail, and his lawyers were at pains to portray pistorius as a frightened man, vulnerable without his prosthetic legs. ahead of his sentencing, pistorius hobbled awkwardly around the courtroom on his stumps to prove the point. >> mr. pistorius, please rise. >> reporter: it seemed to convince the judge to cut the mandatory 15-year jail term down to six. the defense had actually been hoping pistorius would only get house arrest, but six years is still a very light sentence and one that could end up being no more than three years if pistorius is released on early parole. >> dubois: debora patta in johannesburg tonight, thank you. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," after dozens of fires, 500,000 hoverboards are being recalled. youthat's why you drink ensure. sidelined. with 9 grams of protein

former olympic oscar pistorius is in court.o learn his new sentence for the murder of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. >> metro's underway. >> is hillary clinton in the clear. she is expected to take aim at donald trump a day after the fbi decided not to charge her in connection with her e-mail server. >> a sweltering heat wave is on the way. good morning, allyson. >> good morning. here we go. yesterday was 91 degrees. that is the first of many 90s we will see into the weekend. temperatures were on the warm side. 68 for frederick. it's not the heat as it is the humidity. by the end of the week it will be both. first alert live doppler, generally dry. one or two stray showers, especially areas to the south. temperatures will warm up fast. it will be uncomfortable. 81 by 9:00. by noon 88. we top out into the low 90s. here are the highs today. factor 91 for winchester. 93 washington. let's send it over to elin grimes. >> good morning. we are watching the roads carefully. surge number 3 for safe track is in place. we could see more

oscar michelley movie poster from the 1920's. then this is part of our job is to help people relearn history they think they know. that movie poster is from spencer williams. he is known by most people as playing amos and andy. he is one of the most important black film directors in the late 30's and 40's. >> sunday night at 8:00 on the talkdency, historians about the process of writing a presidential biography. for our complete american history tv schedule, go to c-span.org. this sunday night on q&a, journalist and author joshua kendall discusses his book, first dance, parenting and politics. from george washington to barack obama. islooking at fathering trying to capture the complexity of human beings and fathering is kind of a way into character. we tend to think this is a bad guy, or this is a good guy. to see that a lot of these men who had been president had different parts. they were compartmentalized. some of them could be very laudable and do amazing things. and some could be really disappointing and horrifies. >> sunday

. >> this is my baby boy, oscar, oscar grant. >> her house may mai have been a quiet place to try toe sense of what happened this week. it came to a head in dallas last night. five police offi seven wounded in a demonstration against police shootings. the single sniper person yi fis a national rage against police that has been festering for years. >> we've got to sit down and begin to come together and talk about it. >> we're watching cell phone video seems to brought this us now. >> would have that happened if the passenger and driver were white? >> police officers need to be taught the way of peace. the way of love. the way of nonviolence. the respect of every human being. >> policing has not changed with the speed of theest of the culture. >> this retired police commander, freddie gray, mario woods, sandra bland, all people of color and all incidents partially captured in the public eye. >> these images of people dying in confrontation was the police are engaging the community. >> not soon enough for wanda johnson, the mother of oscar grant. >> double standard is not worthing. >>

. >> this is my baby boy, oscar, oscar grant. >> her house may mai have been a quiet place to try to make sense of what happened this week. it came to a head in dallas last night. five police officers shot dead, seven wounded in a demonstration against police shootings. the single sniper person yi fis a national rage against police that has been festering for years. >> we've got to sit down and begin to come together and talk about it. >> we're watching cell phone video seems to brought this us now. >> would have that happened if the passenger and driver were white? >> police officers need to be taught the way of peace. the way of love. the way of nonviolence. the respect of every human being. >> policing has not changed with the speed of theest of the culture. >> this retired police commander, freddie gray, mario woods, sandra bland, all people of color and all incidents partially captured in the public eye. >> these images of people dying in confrontation was the police are engaging the community. >> not soon enough for wanda johnson, the mother of oscar grant. >> double standard i

. >>> former olympian oscar pistorius is back in a south african court learning his fate for the murder of his girlfriend. >>> and overnight severe storms rolling through the midwest causing big problems for this morning's commute. >>> a child grabbed by a stranger with her mother just a few feet away. we have new details about the attempted kidnapping and the video. >>> and last night's mega millions jackpot, well, this morning's two-word headline, no winner, oh, yeah. >>> and we do say good morning, everyone, on this wednesday. we're going to start with the new developments overnight after the fbi's recommendation not to charge hillary clinton over the use of a private e-mail server. >> house republicans are planning to hold hearings on the decision now, and that followed a year-long investigation. despite the lack of direct evidence against clinton, fbi director james comey slammed her actions as extremely careless and he also questioned her judgment and contradicted her claims that none of the e-mails contained classified information. abc's stephanie ramos has the latest on that. go

my baby boy oscar. >>reporter: oscar. >> oscar grant.reporter: her house may have been the quietest place to make sense of what happened this week. came the head in dallas last night. 5 police officers shot dead 7 wounded at demonstration against police shootings. apparent single sniper person final rage against police festering for years. >> we have got to sit down and begin to come together and talk about it. >> we are certainly watching it. cell phone video seems to have brought all of this on now. baton rouge two days ago. minneapolis yesterday. would this have happened if the passengers the driver passengers were white i don't think it would have t.tell at that time the way of peace, way of love, non-violence to. respect the dignity and worst of every human being. >> policing not changed. with speed of the rest of the culture. >> richard is retired san francisco police commander. fred graysmarsh yo woods sandra bland all people of color and all incident at least partially captured in the public eye. >> the images of people dying in

i'm saying, "oscar, oscar," and he doesn't get up. kevin: police used a fingerprint in the bathroom and bloody shoe prohibit -- shoe print on the carpet to killing navarro would translate to greater gang respect. >> it won't bring navarro back but justice has been served. this video proves that morales-caceres didn't have an ounce of remorse. but rather glee. seen here receiving a tattoo with the number 503, calling card to el salvador and calling card of ms-13. >> it's not worth it. you will do life without parole if you commit this crime. kevin: kevin lewis, abc7 news. alison: let's check on the roadways now on a friday. jamie: this is a slow one from capital beltway from virginia to maryland. we are seeing that on the bottom side of the beltway from van dorn street to get to prince george's county as well as the northwest corner eight miles per hour from continuing closer to american legion bridge. this is just past old dominion happy to report no crashes. minor issues but nothing right now. if you are trying to head to the beach i

. >> prosecutors say they want to push for a longer sentence for oscar pistorius. he murdered his girlfriend reeva steenkamp and received six years. they say it is shockingly to lindsaoo lenient. oscar pistorius shot reeva steenkamp in 2013 claiming to have mistaken her for an intruder. three students in hong kong have been found guilty of charges related to the pro-democracy protests that took place in 2014. chow, andg, alex nathan law could face prison time. our correspondent in beijing joins us now for more on that story. thanks very much for being with us. -- sentencingt has yet to come. looking at the charging of these students is there any surprise that has been the verdict today in hong kong? >> not really. the young men actually physically jumped a fence at city hall in hong kong, which is an illegal act. this is what they were convicted of doing. it sparked a wider scale demonstration. chargedhe men was not with incitement, which could have given him an even longer sentence. they will be sentenced on august 15. the question is whether or not the courts in

he killed oscar navarro in the basement of oscar's home. prosecutors say oscar was an innocent victim, father with two young kids and steady job. not a gang member. the killing barbaric. he used a 15-inch knife to mutilate and torture the body. he stabbed the 37-year-old 89 times. scalped him. removed his liver. if that navarro's estranged wife and children were the ones who found his body in a pool of blood. his brother spoke in a press conference minutes ago. >> he was my brother but he was my friend. he always talked to me. he was loved. kevin: prosecutors say he did not feel remorse but he celebrated his killing. this is cell phone video of him getting the tattoo on the leg with the number 503. that is the calling code to el salvador and a bragging right of the ms-13 gang. an illegal immigrant sentenced to life without the opportunity of parole. we are live in rockville, i'm kevin lewis, abc7 news. leon: thank you. fear realized. the new way we found it is spread. alison: a stunning discovery. michelle: how a security got this grenade.