[applause] none of these black men or boys had a weapon and philando castile, he said i have it, i have it legally here it is i'm not reaching for it my hands are out here and he killed him anyway! so i want police officers, we need police offices to protect this, we get that. but they do not have to kill people to stay alive. that is my point. is a conspiracy? i do not think it is a conspiracy because i think that most of it, maybe not all of it. some of it is intentional i think some of it is intentional but not all of it. i will give you an example of intentional. there was a case in new york city i write about in one of the - is void verse new york city. not many people know about it but they see the police department because they were engaged in systematic unconstitutional behavior. they were doing this intentionally because they had a police officer on the inside that wired themselves and caught them, the police chiefs telling them to go and stop black boys. so it was incredible. without getting into the details my point is that not all of it is unintentional. and it does not excu

back in the united states, in the cousin of philando castile, who was killed by a police officer during a traffic stop last year, is fighting trumped up charges after he protested his cousin's death. 38-year-old louis hunter is facing two felony riot charges stemming from his participation in a demonstration on interstate 94 in the days after officer jeronimo yanez fatally shot philando castile through the car as his girlfriend, diamond reynolds, livestreamed her boyfriend's killing and her four-year-old daughter, dae'anne, was sitting in the backseat. officer yanez has been acquitted.d. bubut, louis hunteter is now fag up to 10 years i in prison. this is hunter, , speaking to supporters o on friday outside e offices of ramsey y county attorney john choi. >> the trumped up chararges they are givingng me -- i i lost my , i lost my business from all this . that is not right. my kids are overwhelmed in all this. my family anand all of u us. london, workers at the bank of england have walked off the job in the first strike at the bank in 50 years. on tuesday, dozens of the bank's workers pi

department and in minnesota, jeronimo yanez was acquitted of murder after a shot and killed philando castile in 2016 at a routine traffic stop and who received a $40,000 payout as part of the severance package. according to this tracker, 2017, 605 people have been shot and killed by oer country including 132 people who are black. back to the terrence sterling case, no word onweather officer trainor will resign. hilary lane, wusa9. >> we are staying on top of every angle of the story with breaking information on air and on our wusa9 mobile app. download it and get updates on our website as well at wusa9.com. >>> higher-ups at walmart all apologizing for display at a store. this one is striking a sour note with parents as kids get ready for the new school year. >>> these trucks are like a guillotine on the road. >> can you imagine dying in a crash like this? it's called an under ride accident. a car slides under a truck and experts said there are ways to prevent this, but cong get lawmakers to give this attention. it will air [ female announcer ] are you one of millions of women

poisoned water and polluted air, when there is still no justice for eric garner, freddie gray, philando castile, and so many more. yeah. [applause] sen. warren: the system is rigged. and keep on going. when you can still be fired from your job because of who you love. when you cannot use a public restroom or serve in the military because of your gender identity. when you are afraid to report a rape because ice can split up your family. you are treated like a suspect every minute of your life, yeah, the system is rigged. [applause] and if you don't feel like anyone in politics is doing anything to unrig it, or you feel like it is too broken to unrig at all, that is what a lot of folks felt last a lot of november. folks who should have been with us on election day, but who just stayed home. so spare me the argument about whether we should be trying to bring back folks who voted for donald trump, or trying to turn out votes who just did not vote because we cannot do either of those things until we show that things can change, and that we will fight to change them. [applause] you know, it is easy t

anthony, mississippi, an officer shot and killed if if i landry castille -- philando castile. july 18th in miami, police shot charles kenzie, a therapist taking care of his patient. before the. >> thing kenzie laid on -- shooting kenzie laid on the ground hands raised asking officers not to shoot. he survived. 10 days later in charlotte, north carolina, police shot keith lamont scott. police say scott had a gun. his family said he did not. recapping our top story, three years to the day after michael brown was shot and killed in ferguson, missouri, no charges for ryan trainer, the d.c. police officer that shot and killed terrence sterling last year in our nation's capital. we have more reporting for you on this story on www.wusa9.com and on our wusa9 app. >>> north korea called president trump's tough lk nonsense. their military says attack plans for waters near guam will be ready by mid-augusta waiting uneared from -- mid-august awaiting an order from their commander in chief and president trump said they're all on the same page when it comes to opposing north korea's missile

cell phone video went viral showing the moments after a white policeman killed a black driver, philando castile, in minnesota. as shocking as the georgia video is -- >> remember, we only kill black people. >> reporter: leaders of the black community in the county say the chief's decisive action is reassuring. >> we have hope here in cobb that we have a chief and leadership that is serious about bringing this department to be one of the better ones in the nation. >> reporter: the police chief says the community and his own officers expected an appropriate response. pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> we'll take a break moment with many american parents getting a harsh math lesson on those back-to-school costs. with my moderate to severe crohn's disease i kept looking for ways to manage my symptoms. i thought i was doing okay. then it hit me... managing was all i was doing. when i told my doctor, i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease even after trying other medications. in clinical studies, the majority of people on humira saw significan

[applause] none of these black men or boars boys had a weapon and philando castile, he said i had it legally, here it is, i'm not reaching for it, my hands are out here and he killed him anyway. so yeah, police officers, we need police officers to protect us and we get that but they don't have to kill people to stay alive, that's the main point. i don't think it's a conspiracy because i think that most of it, maybe not all of it, some of it is intentional and, i think some of it is intentional but not all of it. i'll give an example of intent. there was a situation in new york city, floyd versus new york city. phenomenal case, not many people know about it but be center for constitutional rights sued the new york police department because they were engaged in systematic, unconstitutional behavior. they were stopping and frisking and searching illegally black men and boys. and they were doing it intentionally because they had police officers on the inside wired themselves and caught police chiefs telling them to go and stop ballistics so it was incredible. without getting into the det

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poisoned water and polluted air, when there is still no justice for eric garner, freddie gray, philando castile, and so many more. [applause] sen. warren: yeah, the system is rigged. and keep on going. when you can still be fired from your job because of who you love. when you can't use a public restroom or serve in the military because of your gender identity. when you are afraid to report a rape because i.c.e. can split up your family. when you are treated like a suspect every minute of your life, yeah, the system is rigged. [applause] sen. warren: and if you don't feel like anyone in politics is doing anything to unrig it, or you feel like it is just too broken to unrig at all, that is what a lot of folks felt last november. a lot of folks who should have been with us on election day, but who just stayed home. so spare me the argument about whether we ought to be trying to bring back folks who voted for donald trump, or trying to turn out voters who just didn't vote, because we can't do either of those things until we show that things can change, and that we will fight to change them. [appla

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we had two relatives of men who had been killed, philando castile and alton sterling.ad of taking the opportunity to talk to what was already a jaded audience by means of how they viewed her as a representative of this president, she chose not to deal face-to-face with what this administration is and is not doing to correct the situation. so unfortunately it fell into that. but once again, it was problematic because this administration has chosen not to deal with racial issues head on. >> ed gordon, your reputation precedes you which is why we had you on the broadcast. it's good to see you again. thank you so much. >> good to see you. >>> new intrigue into the russia investigation and why reince priebus may soon become a prominent figure in it. on, 1,200 workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putting money back in the pockets of millions of americans. as one of those workers, i'm proud to bring you gillette quality for less,

. >> reporter: the very sentiment, in light of philando castile's shooting death and the deadly rallylottesville has her leaders to be at the helm of empowerment and set up a lasting tone. >> we all need to be standing up. our students are relying on us to do the right thing. >> that was iris perez reporting >> let's head over to sue for a check of the weather >> we're banishing the humidity. it willing rolling out in the next few hours if it isn't already noticeably better. and a nice improvement in temperatures, 86 average for this time of year, dulles and bwi, 83, we're headed for 50's and 60's in overn push of dry air followed behind the cold front touched off yesterday across the mason dixon line, that air will be hanging around for awhile, we'll let you know what to expect for thursday, friday, weekend beyond, coming up your full forecast in just minutes, fox 5 local news at 5:00 will be right back. ♪. >>> american express has a huge credit card bill on its hands, the company is set to pay $96 million to customers in the u.s. and puerto rican for charging hire interest rates. am

happening today: a hearing is set on a settlement over last year )s police shooting of philando castileminnesota. >>> happening today, a hearing is set on a settlement over last year's police shooting of castille in minnesota. castille's girlfriend played this broadcast of his final moments on facebook live. today a judge will consider castille's mother's petition to receive 2 million of the $3 million settlement. the rest would go to attorneys. the officer involved was acquitted of second degree manslaughter last month. >>> also new this morning, doctors treating a heart attack patients faster than ever. a new report from the university of colorado say u.s. hospitals have set a record for how quickly they opened block arteries, averaging under one hour for the first time. just a decade ago less than half the patients were treated that fast. >>> a bay area community rallying for a high school football team to have a second chance at playing. it's on the verge of having its season totally cancelled because there aren't enough students signed up to play. players say they weren't giving fa

but there was eric gardner, philando castile, tamir rice. so many more. common -- all killed at hands of the police and no criminal convictions for their death. high bar that comes to trying and charging the men and women in blue. >> we need justice for our sons. >> yes. what's with him? he's happy. your family's finally eating vegetables thanks to our birds eye voila skillet meals. and they only take 15 minutes to make. ahh! birds eye voila so veggie good 40 million americans are waking up to a gillette shave. and at our factory in boston, 1,200 workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putting money back in the pockets of millions of americans. as one of those workers, i'm proud to bring you gillette quality for less, because nobody can beat the men and women of gillette. gillette - the best a man can get. >>> now is the time for healing. now is the time for peace and calm on the streets of ferguson. now is the

philando castile announces to the police officer he has a gun.er he ends up shot and then subsequently dies before his girlfriend and her child in the back as she live streams it on facebook. >> no, this did not happen. >> you cannot believe it. yet when a young white woman is killed in minnesota, the police chief is forced to resign and people wring their hands and the policeman who's usually seen as a hero and exempt from a kind of moral scrutiny is immediately indicted because he's of somalia descent. race changes the dynamic depending upon who they are. >> it's a very broad conversation we've had, but i think we know that film, it's a. powerful, powerful. i highly recommend people see it. >> thank god for kathryn bigelow. >> and good job for you, for having helped to advise, that's nice, thank you, eric dyson. >>> the question of colossian. are democrats spending too much time on the russia investigation? that's next. when you've been making delicious natural cheese for over 100 years like kraft has, you learn a lot about people's tastes. hon

walter scott, philando castile.ve committed a crime but the penalty for that crime was not a death penalty by any stretch. we can talk about black and brown people and they don't get the benefit of their humanity when it mcomes to their interactions with law enforcement. being presidential. if, in neerkts was making a joke that was in bad taste, you know what would be presidential if he came out and apologized. how about just put a tweet out. >> or spoke about police brutality. >> he tweets about everything else. just tweet that my remarks were in bad taste. i apologize. >> this is how he hasn't, you know, changed from being a candidate to being president of the united states. this is the kind of thing -- >> let's go back further. but this is not just about how he hasn't changed from the candidate. this is about the same donald trump we talked about many nights who took out the op ed piece against the central park five. >> the other problem to this is that it also -- i think this makes it harder on all of us. white,

we are here for philando castill. we are here to protect voting rights. we are here to let our president know we will not stand for racism. we will not stand for bigotry. we will stand together against you and where there is no justice, there will be no peace. thank you very much. >> we appreciate dr. williams. that's how you do it. joining us now the virginia baptist state convention president. the reverend dr. charles whitfield. please welcome him. >> brothers and sisters good afternoon. as we stand here today, the message of dr. martin luther king jr. is the strength on which we stand. which is something bigger than each and every one of us. i stand together representing the 650 churches of the virginia baptist state convention. can i suggest what we preach a jesus gospel. social justice is what jesus preached. proverbs 27:7 the righteous is concerned for the rights of the poor. but the wicked does not understand such concern. we stand here today because jew and gentile alike, jesus said i come for both of them. but the political pendulum has been swin

right after alton sterling and philando castile were murdered in cold blood on video for the world to see, i joined with a massive number of people who were hurt, traumatized and we marched in our community. and we confronted police officers. when we confronted the police officers, most of them were black men. we had a natural confrontation. no one was arrested. i was tossed around a little bit. in the process of looking these people in the eyes and asking them --don't you care? didn't it hurt you? to stand with me as a person and acknowledge that it hurts. of course, they could not do that because there is that blue line. and that blue line exists within the party as well. it was embodied in a statement -- when you are working on a platform -- there is always this kind of unison in the party. and it really -- i think we have to have individuals who are putting the people before the party. i feel like -- during this democratic process and this last election process, it really became clear to me, and i began to feel that the democratic party would have rather lost then be transformed a

[applause] not only -- when philando castile says this is my weapon i have it but i'm not touching i'mnot reaching for it and he killed him anyway! so yeah, i want police officers, we need police officers to protect us. we get that. but they do not have to kill people to stay alive. that is my point. and is it a conspiracy? i do not think it is a conspiracy. i think that most of it, maybe not all of it. some of it is intentional. i think some of it is intentional but not all of it. i will give you an example. there was a case in new york city i read about it in one of the - is versus new york city. not many people know about this but the several constitutional rights sued the new york city police department. they were stopping and frisking and searching illegally black men and boys.and they weren't doing it intentionally because at some police officers on the inside that wired themselves and caught them, the police chief telling them to go and stop them. so it was incredible. so without getting into the details my point is that not all of it is unintentional. but i do think a lot of it

president obama's speech in dallas after the five policemen were assassinated in the wake of philando castilen this country and that's what you do in moments like this in america. you don't speak to your base. you speak to the whole country. i'm not sure he even did that yesterday. >> a million bucks here and a million bucks there, the first thing i think about from adam's reporting is you, mike barnicle, a man who knows about business. get some money together quick. >> what are you suggesting? >> when you read a story like this one, what do you think? do you think in the end that trump's dirty? bottom line? >> yes. yes. >> on the business side? >> yes. yeah, i mean, adam's story not just this one, there's prior reporting indicates that pretty much what we know, no american bank, large bank, would do business with him and he's forced to go overseas looking for money, pan handle lg, actually, for money in a sense. >> although we have a big barnacle expose coming up. >> i will read that. >> that's all public records material. >> i stayed at the trump sojo once and alarms should have gone off wh