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do i believe that philando castile to lose his life? i do not.eed to work with law enforcement so they understand what citizens are experiencing when we go through stops like this. >> dana, you have this ad. >> he has been pulled over while carrying! i have been pulled over while carrying before! we need to make sure. really quickly! this isn't a political thing. i want to make sure when we are pulled over we make sure we have our concealed carry permit card as someone who is hyperprotective of natural rights like philando castile i want to make sure it's well known so someone doesn't make all of the right decisions! >> i only have a minute left! >> stop, please. >> do you think the nra, do you understand why it's important for people to hear from the nra at the end of the day on this? >> right. >> not now. not now. >> that is why i'm speaking out this. >> for her person. >> that is why i'm speaking out on this. >> i'm speaking for nra membership! >> i'm sorry, you're all speaking at the same time! ladies, we can't understand you! >> she won't le

he shot 32 year old philando castile during july 2013 traffic stop lived streamed by catille's girlfriendcatille's mother received nearly $3 million in a settlement with the city of saint anthony. >> residents of minnesota cleaning up after their community was ripped by a tornado yesterday, national weather service says the tornado touched down just 20 miles south of minneapolis sunday night. eyewitnesses say the tornado lasted about 30 seconds it, moved large vehicles, tore down dozen of trees. >> a camper moved 15, 20 feet. and it tipped on its side over and broke out the back window. >> trees casino every fell in a way the right way. and didn't fall directly on, didn't fall directly on any vehicles. so we got luck. >> i utility workers repairing mangled pole, sector nato happened 4 miles north of the first one, sunday night, luckily no injuries were reported in either one. >> back here at home we're talking stormy, steamy, muggy out there. >> steamy. >> yes, very, very sticky outside already. specially down through delaware, ugh, it is like pea soup in that area. yes, i will you will n

hearts go out to this victim, it was so moving to see her family meeting with the family of philando castilese they understand that when we equip police with all these powers and no training, that doesn't just affect one segment of the community, that impacts everybody. this guy had two -- three civilian complaints, reverend, in two years on the force, three civilian complaints and being sued in a civil court by a woman who he showed up to -- she needed mental health services, she alleges he didn't get the proper services. so this guy should not have been walking around on the streets with a gun and a license to kill. >> and i think that's the point that he has a record where he has already been sued, seriously there is a question of whether he should have been on the force, and she called reporting some crime she felt and she was killed, and it happens so often, usually and disproportionately to people of color. but clearly as you now have taken the beat of civil rights in texas, it had to be something of great symbolic importance when you see the family of philando castile, black family, w

yanez shot philando castile in july of 2016. tile's girlfried who was in the passenger seat, livestreamed the shooting aftermath on facebook. just last month yanez was acquitted of manslaughter in castile's death. (tiffany) happening today... crews in san francisco will remove the final pieces of the sunken barge called the 'vengeance.' the barge sunk back in april - just south of the bay bridge. it carried at least 27-hundred gallons of petroleum - which was safely removed. workers cut the barge into two pieces, and will use a crane to lift them. crews from the coast guard, department of fish and wildlife and san francisco's emergency management department are working together. the removal will happen later this afternoon. (tiffany) taxi owners are on edge as car burglars have been targeting their cars recently. kron 4's stanely roberts shows us what they have been taking on this edition of people behaving badly. pay attention to the man inside a car in san francisco near geary street and van ness he is ripping, tugging and yank

after the philando castile for a justicesked department investigation. what has gone wrong with betsy hodges -- as you mention, she's up for reelection in november. >> there has been a lot of scrutiny of betsy or major hodges and people believing this is an issue of her being a woman. gender. you're either a good leader or a bad leader. you are a leader who is moving forward or a leader who is an aft. we have seen multiple examples of ineptitude, not only with mayor hodges, but within city council as a whole. there is a lack of accountability. the fact they don't listen to the community. the issue that happened at the fourth precinct was a result of communities coming together, different organizations, residents coming together to have their voices amplified, to bring up things that they know as an residents, as being people of color, people who are oppressed. that lack of just listening -- that is all that needed to be done was to listen and bring those voices to the table. but instead, it was escalated, really, for no reason. occurred.stigation the rep

he was acquitted in the death of philando castile. the case made headlines after his girlfriend live streamed the facebook. >>> firefighters are starting to gain a little bit on the fires raging out west. >> but thousands are still unable to return home. in santa barbara county, more than 45 square miles of dry brush have been burned. >> how will the forecast impact those efforts? paul williams is keeping an eye on them for us. good morning. >> good morning, kendis, diane. the interior continues to sizzle. big time heat still rocking in salt lake stircity, vegas, stily too dry, way to windy and the humidity is so low it will stay parched. we'll still have problems with the wall fire, brian head, even the alamo fire because of low humidity and higher temps and the winds gusting is going to make that bad problem even worse. around the great lakes region, flash flooding, hail, damaging winds, and even tornados. and look for widespread showers and thunderstorms all the way throughout the northeast. kendis, diane? >> something else to look

yanez shot philando castile in july of 2016..castile's girlfried who was in the passenger seat, livestreamed shooting aftermath on facebook.just last month yanez was acquitted of manslaughter in castile's death. coming upyou often hear about the cars that have broken into around the san francisco bay but rarely do you get to see the suspected burglar in action . until now what was being stolen and why? i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly (steve) a meeting donald trump's son and a russian lawyer is drawing scrutiny. when it happened, and why the trump administration says its nothing to worry about. i love you, couch. you give us comfort. and we give you bare feet... ...backsweat and gordo's everything. i love you, but sometimes you stink. ♪ new febreze fabric refresher with odorclear technology... ...cleans away odors like never before. because the things you love the most can stink. and plug in febreze to keep your whole room fresh for up... ...to 45 days. breathe happy with new febreze. how amazon prime day is selling deals, apps, memberships and more . . . amazon will

police issued a body camera rollout following last year's death of philando castile, who was shot by. the woman was set to marry her fiance in a month. -- a rescue in st. louis rescue in st. louis was a little different. not a cat trapped in a tree, but an suv on a roof. was sent to the hospital with serious injuries. no word on exactly what caused this, how it happened, what the world is going on, but doug, you have to be driving pretty recklessly to end up on a rooftop. doug: a lot of high-speed here. i would like to see more about how that happened. you have to be flying to get to that altitude. same old story. last monday we sat here and talked about how wonderful the weekend was. today, same thing again. the humidity is building up. today is the midpoint of summer. summer is half over, officially. half of it to go. here's what we have for the next 10 days. hot and humid stuff. at carter ridge elementary, it has been a muggy as well. sun and clouds will be the story for the rest of the day. river harbor, not much different . very warm and muggy. eventually hot and muggy. then som

the demonstration is in response to the acquittal of a minnesota officer in the killing of philando castile. the group says the n-r-a has failed to make any statement of defending the civil rights of mr. castile - a law abiding gun owner who was shot and killed after telling police that he had a weapon. then tomorrow a vigil will happen outside the department of justice building here in washington d.c. that's set for ten a.m saturday. new overnight - america's twins revealed! while you were sleeping.. beyonce, posting her first picture of the two new carter family additions. meet the twins - next. waiting for. beyonce finally introducing her two new bundles of joy! take a look! the pop star posted this picture of the twins on her instagram early this morning! she even confirmed the names writing in the caption: "sir carter" and "rumi"" - one month today". the family portrait has the same floral theme as her maternity photo back in february. - weather alert day --> pm storms; some strong to severe - weather alert day --> pm storms; some strong to severe - not as hot, slightly less humid week

philando castile shot in his car while his girlfriend streamed it live. >> he just shot his arm off. and with black drivers stopped more frequently than latinos or whites, it's long been a topic of conversation between some parents and their teenage children. jeion ward is a delegate in the virginia state legislature. del. jeion ward, (d)virginia: i have three adult sons, and we had that kind of conversation. and when i heard them trying to have the same conversation with my grandson, i just wanted to make sure we got this right for him. nikole: she sponsored a expand driver's education classes, adding training on appropriate interactions with law enforcement. del. ward: keep those young drivers calm. if they know what's coming, if they know what's acceptable, then it shouldn't escalate into something more serious. nikole: the virginia department of education developed the guidance with input from state police. according to the new curriculum which will be implemented this fall, teen drivers will be advised to pull over to a safe location, leave their hands in plain view, and not mak

, had issues in the past because of philando castile, this is a hot bed. the fact that the race is switched is not is what is important to protesters. they want a wholesale change. >> kimberly: we will get your reaction to this practice before i go back to this watching them, and it is not violent. it is like old-fashioned meeting with a little bit more oomph and muscle. they are not being hateful. also remember, it is friday night. these people are not out partying, they thought it was important enough to come to city hall in order to have their voices heard. they are getting them her tonight. >> kimberly: it is interesting, it was an australian woman that was killed, and you saw a little bit in the press, but now obviously it has catapulted to a whole another level in terms of national discourse that has been going on here. we saw it with ferguson, et cetera in terms of police and abuse and authority, force in a situation like this, deadly force with a woman killed, trying to be a good samaritan and fulfill her public duty to alert the police department

paul, the city you are in that you represent where, well, where philando castile was killed by a policefficer? >> that money will never replace that beloved young man flint of castile host of the left by all of the children and families who participated in the lunch room he ran at hill elementary school, beloved by his family, people around him. moree money is nothing than recognition and admission that he did not have to die. his life was taken away wrongfully. that is what it really represents. i was deeply, deeply disturbed and heard when that acquittal came forward. it just reinforced the point that we even have a lot of societal lack of understanding and appreciation for the lives of p people who die at the hands of law enforcement. but the city knows they were in the wrong. they did not want a civil case tried because the facts would have came out that would have really made them look bad. of course, it would have prolonged the pain of the catille family. is nor development, yanez longer part of the st. anthony police department. the other lesson is, when you act as he did, horrif

it was an emotional first meeting between the mother of philando castile and the fiancee of justine ruszczyk lost loved ones at the hands of police. the two embraced as hundreds gathered on the streets of minneapolis last night. she was shot last weekend after calling 911 to report a possible sexual assault. we're following the latest in minneapolis. the police officer that fired those shots when we spoke last was not saying anything. has that changed? >> reporter: that has not changed, poppy. and i will tell you the people who came out here last night, they all had a common message and that is this police shooting should have never taken place. you mentioned justine ruszczyk was killed in this alley late saturday night after calling to report a sexual assault. and last night's march was a pretty interesting group of people. a lot of the neighbors, people who may have known justine from this area, and a handful of activists who were calling for police accountability, one of them the mother of philando castile who was killed by an officer during a traffic stop in the minneapolis area last sum

the city rolled out body cams last year after calls for transparency following the shooting of philando castile. in nearby st. anthony. that officer was acquitted on the incident captured on dash cam. but in this case, no body cameras were rolling and no dash cam captured the incident. a father and son leaning on each other. >> we lost the dearest of people and we're desperate for information. >> reporter: one big question, why weren't those body cameras turned on. the policy states they should be on before any use of force and any contact with a citizen. linsey davis, abc news, minneapolis. >> it's a terrible story. >> join the search today for a man swept away by a flash flood in arizona. nine other members of his family were killed. just an inch and a half of rain from a thunderstorm eight mile upstream sent a six-foot wall of water thundering down the canyon. three generations were celebrating a birthday at a popular swimming hole in the tonto national forest. >> translator: it's something that we wish was a dream, a dream we could wake up from, to know that they are okay and that they are

paul shot and killed a black driver, philando castile. >>> hundreds of family friends and community members in pennsylvania gathered for a vigil sunday to remember four missing young men who were killed and their remains buried on a sprawling family farm. cosmo dinardo is charged in all four killings which took place on a farm owned by his parents. his cousin sean kratz who's charged in the killings of the three men who were found in the same grave. >>> more than 2,000 relatives and friends gathered in amsterdam today to remember the souls lost when a surface air missile blew a malaysia airlines passenger jet out of the sky over ukraine in 2014. the dutch king and queen were also in attendance to unveil a new living memorial of 298 trees near the amsterdam airport from which the plane departed. three years later, international investigators continue their pain staking probe into bringing to justice those responsible for shooting down flight 17 and killing all 298 passengers and crew members. >>> despite north korea's continuing to launch ballistic missile tests, it seems south korea is push

he points to philando castile's case in minnesota where the officer was found not guilty. >>> according at the washington post, so far 543 people have died in police- related shootings this year. in 2016 police fatally shot 963 people and in 2015, 991 people were killed. the paper gathered the figures from original reporting, public records, and internet databases. >>> d. c. fire investigators are working to determine what sparked this early morning housefire in northwest. the fire also displaced eight people. >>> in charles county, maryland, the trial began for a teacher accused of sexually abusing a student. his name is ronald wells. he's been on administrative roles since the student reported him. his attorney says he denies the charges and is looking forward to the start of the trial. >>> we also have an update on another child sex case involving someone who worked with children as a teacher's evidence of the abuse on carlos bell's cell phone. here's the interesting part. wtop is reporting that phone sat in a lab for months before a technician examined it while bell remained free. t

and philando castile was killed in a city just outside of minneapolis, so you can see the two sides comingether. and we had a conversation with her just about what this means to see this happen again. she was very passionate about her opinion and sharing her heart with the loved ones of justine. >> like i said after the verdict, they were going to kill again. and they have. and i think it's our duty and our obligation in the spirit of my son led us over here to speak with the family and march in this march today. >> reporter: fred, there's something that stands out to all of us though. there was a young man on a bicycle who was nearby the shooting and apparently stopped when police were rendering aid to justine ruszczyk. no one knows who he is, but investigators have talked to him. i'm sure a lot of people would like to speak to this young man to see exactly what he saw as he was riding that bike on that fateful night because as you know it was just last saturday and people are trying to get any kind of details they can to put this story together, fred. >> all right. ryan young, thank you

pressure on the department of justice to indict the police officer who killedfy fy land dro -- philando castile. >> we have to be accountable for our actions and the things that we >> reporter: right over here in the crosswalk median you see nra supporters. they're chanting at times and holding up signs. what is your main message here? >> i'm here to support the of first and second amount mend -- amendment. >> reporter: the people across the street, they [ indiscernible ]. >> which is not the case. we want sensible, common sense trust, you know, that kind of thing. >> reporter: in northwest d.c., stephanie, wusa 9. >> today's rally was the final stretch of that 2-day event t began yesterday with a 18.6 mile walk. it began at the nra headquarters in fairfax county and then ended at the department of justice in northwest d.c. you remember that weather yesterday, people walking for hours in the extreme heat and in the rain. >>> this is caht train slams into a suv, dragging it along the tracks. this happened in la marque, texas, where a police officer's body cam captures this all. the officer was t

they've put out over the last couple of weeks when they should be concentrating on the rights of philando castile and other licensed gun owners who are being killed at the hands of cops. >> what are you all hoping is the outcome of what are you all doing here? >> i think we're here to continue to raise awareness, to bring attention to an issue people have been working on for know very loudly, we will not be silenced nor intimidated by any videos they put out. >> thank you all again for joining us. i appreciate that. they are going to be marching all the way down. they're not planning to getting down to d. c. to the department of justice until about 12 tonight. we're going to continue to follow this and bring you the very latest tonight on our news at 5 and 6 as well as at 11. for now michael quander wusa9. >> there's plenty of road closures as well. we'll have that listed on our website. here's a look at gun statistics from our news partners at usa today. an estimated 55 million americans own guns. the percentage of the u.s. population who own guns decreased from 25 to 22% last year. there are an

what happens when philando castile announces to the police person that he has a gun on his person? he is killed in seven seconds. the reform of the criminal justice system suggest the inputs we make, the data they derive from looking at the number of times we're stopped, philando castile 50 or 60 times over the past ten years. so we see a reform of the criminal justice system and we have to find a way to make sure judges are not bound by mandatory minimum sentences. people of color are not subject to arbitrary forms of reprisal in a criminal justice system that doesn't pay attention to us. and fimle that we get the same breaks as everybody else. black folks say if you do the crime, you do the time. you're being ignorant. that's not how white folk do it. they hook their kids up and find a way to keep them from being in prison. >> one of the things that i think is also important this morning, i believe in focus groups. i think this will also help us set the stage as we transition to the actual anecdotes of personal stories on the stage today. i need you all to be active participants.

. >>> the jury in the philando castile is receiving support after jeronimo yanez was acquitted last month in castile's killing. the aftermath of the shooting was streamed live and the verdict was widely criticized. but the judge says in the letter the verdict was supported by a fair interpretation of the law and the evidence. >>> and prosecutors are looking to silence martin shkreli as he continues to engage the media and the general public. >> shkreli gained notoriety by hiking the price of a life-saving drug 5,000% but he's now on trial for defrauding investors in his hedge fund and lawyers on both sides want him to stop talking. abc's linsey davis has more. >> reporter: one day after prosecutors asked for a gag order infamously outspoken martin shkreli appeared on his youtube live stream. late month prosecutors filed a motion to silence him saying he disruption by surprising reporters in an overflow room in court during his trial for charges on securities fraud calling the prosecution junior varsity saying his attorney brought down the house against them. the prosecution is also asking

they want gun rights groups to respond to the death of philando castile, the man shot by a police officer in minneapolis. a counter protester said it was people, not guns, that cause the violence. today's rally could cause dhas along pennsylvania valley. set to start at 10:00 a.m. >>> one of the march got people to sign a petition aim at getting new license plates in the commonwealth. she wants to get dmv to consider a plate that says, stop gun violence. right now virginia has more than 250 options. but they say it's important to add another one. >> when you're stopped at a light. this is a great way to bring it back. it means on the logo, stop breaking hearts. >> those promoting stop the gun violence plates say they need just 150 more signatures to take the next step in that process. they also say a lawmakers is on board to help out. >>> the trump administration wants greater freedom deciding who can come into the u.s. justice department filing emergency appeal last night. it asks supreme court to close a legal window for the travel ban from six muslim majority countries. the administrat

. >> demonstrators say they're particularly upset with the nra's silence in the death of philando castile. he was shot by police in a traffic stop in minneapolis. castille was a registered gun owner who told police he had a weapon in the car before he was arrested. -- before he was shot, excuse me. the nra released a video that criticized protests around the country. today's demonstrators were upset at the video, but the nra stands by it and says that it will not take it down. >>> a water spout spotted on the eastern shore today near the bay bridge. storm team4 meteorologist amelia draper joins us to break down what had a lot of people talking on social media and whether >> certainly, erka. actually, this video and the image captured by one of our own nbc employees this morning, you can see the water spout there. it was located over stevensville, we're about seven miles southeast of gibson island, moving about 20 miles an hour. typically with water spouts like this, they form over water. they have the biggest impact or the most concern to boaters out there on the water. and they very infr

bob bennett also represented the family of philando castile. he was shot by police during a traffic stop last year. bennett won a $3 million settlement for the family in that case. justine damond was an australian life coach shot and killed nine days ago by a minneapolis police officer after she approached his squad car. she was 40 years old. officer mohammad noor has not explained why he pulled the trigger. >>> an emotional thank you. the message to bay area firefighters who fought to save a woman's home. >> and i'm tracking that cooldown. you're noticing it out there right now. i mean, it's way cooler than yesterday. and we trend this way for a couple days. i'll let you know how long it lasts. ♪[ music ] >>> a voicemail message has gone viral. it's of an oroville woman whose home was nearly destroyed in a wildfire. she had reached out to firefighters with a simple phone call to thank hem for their service. >> reporter: we spoke to some of the crew members who battled that fire and to the woman who made the call. >> chief weber, my name is low

trevor: looking back at that time, looking at the stories that caused it -- alton sterling, philando castilepoint -- where do you think the police are in america right now? >> it seems that, every time we take some steps forward, another viral video comes out and we take two steps back, or another cop is ambushed, and we go further back into our divided corners. >> trevor: right. >> so i'm always hopeful, but i try to keep it pretty factual and real. we're still divided around policing in this country, particularly in communities of color, particularly where young black men are. i'm hopeful i have some prescriptions in my book and the platform of the book on this show and other shows we can talk more about what we have in common more than what we have that divides us. as i'm an inner city kid growing up in the inner cities of dallas, poor, in a high-crime area, i can see both sides having been a police officer all my adult life. >> trevor: as someone who's been a civilian and police officer and at the highest level as well, you've seen the system and how it works. what was interesting in the

. >>> just a year ago today, a minnesota police officer shot and killed philando castile during a routine traffic stop. his girlfriend and her child were in the car. and this whole thing was streamed live on facebook. today, the state's governor stood side by side with castille's mother to -- cast $12 million police training bill named after her son. >> this is not about my son anymore. this is about the next generation of children, our future leaders. they need to be protected as well. >> the training will just help our police officers and peace officers be better at what they do. slow down. you know to the speed of life and just see what's going on. >> the officer who killed castille was acquitted of all charges last month. yanez testified he was afraid and thought that castille was reaching for his gun which he was carrying legally. yanez has since been fired from the police department. now to baxley, georgia. two people turned themselves into police for the so-called cold chicken attack we told you about last week. it was caught on camera. surveillance video shows a woman punching the

rolled out body cams last year after calls for transparency following the fatal shooting of philando castile in nearby st. anthony but in this case no cams were rolling and the dash cam didn't capture the incident. >> like you i have a lot of questions about why the body cameras weren't on. >> reporter: this community is asking why police took their neighbor and friend. >> we've lost the dearest of people and we're desperate for information. >> reporter: linsey davis, abc news, minneapolis. >> searchers admit it would be a miracle if they hope to find an arizona flash flood victim alive. the search resumes at daybreak for hikter garnica who was washed away. his wife and three children were among the nine family members who were killed. the extended family was celebratg tonto national park and the search ended because of a threat of another flash flood. flash flooding is possible throughout arizona and parts of nevada today with monsoon season in full swing there. and accuweather's paul williams says it's not the only nasty weather in the forecast. >> good morning. interior will sizzle a bit

. >> reporter: we have to tell you this march and protest is about philando castile's killing and the outcome of his case. he was one of the black men killed by a police officer. protesters are on their way to the department of justice. they're hoping their voices are heard soon. reporting live, northwest washington, wusa 9. >> michael, thank you, we want to give you a look at gun statistics from our news partners, usa today, it is estimated that 55 million americans own guns. the percentage of u.s. population who own guns did decrease slightly from 25% in 1994 to 22% last year. >>> investigators are look for the cause of a fire that just destroyed a house and a police cruise there was a report about this house fire on dayny avenue -- taney avenue, the house was fully engulfed in flames. the fire caused ammunition in a police car to explode and two people were taken to the hospital because of smoke inhalation. luckily no one was injured when the ammo exploded. >>> it's a massive sinkhole that swallowed up a few homes in florida. >>> and pro tip: gianraspberries for prices on produce.

he was acquitted last month in the 2016 death of philando castile.made national headlines after castile's girlfriend live streamed the shooting's aftermath on facebook. >>> now to a subject that some of you know very well. drinking coffee especially these hours, two new studies claim that a few cups of coffee every day could extend your life. >> researchers found that people drinking two to three cups a day had an 18% lower risk of dying from any cause. >> wow. >> than noncoffee drinkers. they also say even one cup a day has benefits. >> tea doesn't count. >> oh. >> all right, well when we come back the long lost dog that's now back with her owners. what a story she could tell. >>> all rise for the judge. aaron judge, that is putting a high-flying show on for us at baseball's home run derby. before fibromyalgia, i was on the go. i kept on top of things. then the chronic, widespread pain slowed me down. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. he also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. lyr

. >> in other news this morning, vigil is being held for philando castile, the man shot and killed by police officer in minnesota on this anniversary of his death. family and friends gathered for philando's celebration of life last night. this was the one year anniversary of 32 year old's death during a traffic stop. officer pulled the trigger fatally shooting castile, second after castile told the officer he had a gun. last month a jury found him not guilty of manslaughter. >> and today also marks the one year anniversary of the deadly police shooting in downtown dallas. memorial cast dedicated to the five members of law enforcement who made the ultimate sacrifice, correspondent don champion has more from dallas. >> dallas is still grieving. but there are signs of healing, a year after the worse attack on law enforcement since 9/11. a weekends of honor is underway to remember the five officers who died here at an ambush attack. >> i can't believe it's p.m. almost a year. >> families attended the unveiling of the memorial, received personalized flags thursday. >> it makes my harm warm

her family has hired a lawyer who also represented philando castille. >>> a somber crowd overnight marked fifth anniversary of the aurora movie theater shooting in colorado. hundred people gather outside aurora city hall, 12 people died, 70 others wounded when james holmes opened fire during the dark knight rises. holmes was sentenced to life in prison. >>> investigators continue assessing damage after a condo fire that killed three people in hawaii. this is our first lane side look at the ruined condos in monday lulu. flames started on the 26th floor and they have quickly spread last friday. two elevators failed forcing fire fighters to drag it up the stairs through thick smoke and scorching heat if crawled and stayed below this table height it is 300 degrees. you can survive that. >> if you stand up, here's 800 . your helmet will melt. >> if you walk with me and see things you will never forget. >> blaze is more than 30 units , fire department is urging state to improve its building code. >>> closer to home, philadelphia water officials say water main break in bustleton should be repair

the jury acquitted the former police officer last month in the killing of philando castile. said those who protested the decision did not understand the jury's duties. >>> "the oklahoman" reports that a broken water valve forced an oklahoma city mall to close. the water was up to five inches deep on the first floor of penn square by the time they were able to shut it off. no word on when it will reopen, though. >>> and new york's "daily news" news says a home run by the yankees' new star damaged their stadium. >> see you. >> that is ripped deep to left center field. [ cheers ] see ya! a home run for aaron judge. >> the blast yesterday dented the metal center field fence. the ball was going more than 118 miles per hour. judge is just a rookie but leads the majors in homers. >>> still ahead, pass the antacid. we will take you to the nathan's hot dog eating contest where a record was broken. lps prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems and could be on the journey to much worse. help stop the journey of gum disease. try new parod

equipped with 600 body cameras after two officer-involved shootings, including the shooting of philando castile, which was streamed live on facebook. late today officer noor offered his condolences to damond's family in statement. anthony, both officers involved in the incident are now on paid administrative leave. >> mason: adriana diaz, thank you, adriana. president trump again defended the meeting his son, son-in-law, and campaign chairman had last year with a russian attorney offering political dirt on hillary clinton. also present, the russian-american lobbyist. the president tweeted most politicians would have attended it in order to get info on an opponent. that's politics. marking is our white house and senior foreign affairs correspondent. margaret, this isn't going away, is it? >> reporter: it's certainly not. the president says this is politics as usual, bu two-thirds of americans disagree, and they believe that the meeting was inappropriate. now senate democrats are urging the white house to review and possibly to revoke the security clearance of jared kushner, president trump's son