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difference when you look at this video versus the videos that are being talked about nationally >> police union officials say the mayor should not have released that video without a full review of the case. the mayor's office says it did consult with d.c.'s u.s. attorney before making that footage public. >>> new today, the labor department announced 287,000 jobs were added last month. it's a sign the economy is still recovering from a slump early in the year. the hiring spurt marked a sharp employment from may's dismal showing when just 11,000 jobs were added. the up employment rate stands at 4.9%. >>> a change on the campaign trail today. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders is expected to endorse presumptive nominee hillary clinton next week. it's all set to happen at a joint campaign event in new hampshire on tuesday. sanders' expected endorsement will come three weeks after the end ofhe democratic primaries. the vermont senator has pushed for policy commitment and promises for a more inclusive party, but he has yet to s >>> next week we should learn the outcome of a class action lawsuit

police union officials threatened other officers could refuse off-duty assignments there as well. leon: developing in the district, five people have been arrested in connection with the shots fired at police. police say officers were alerted by a shotspotter on alabama avenue. they arrived and someone inside an survivor began shooting at them. turns out no one on both sides were hurt. two men surrendered. seth rich, a democratic national committee staffer was shot and killed early sunday morning not far from his bloomingdale home in northwest. today police continue to go in the neighborhood door to door hoping somebody saw what happened and will talk to them. richard reeve is in bloomingdale. residents by you are pointing toward a construction site as the potential problem? why is that? richard: there are concerns about a construction site and a lack of street lighting according to some residents. this is an active investigation, they have a reward poster they are circulating around the neighborhood. seth rich a young d.n.c. staffer was gunned down in his own neighborhood. just a b

, as the protests have continued, as these shootings have continued, there is at least one police union officialho is saying that president obama should take a stronger tone against the police or the black lives matter movement. the official is william johnson of the national association of police organizations. and he says that president obama should criticize the entire black lives matter movement. >> the refusal to condemn movements like black lives matter, actively calling for the death of police officers, that type of thing, all the while blaming police for the problems in this country, has led directly to the climate that has made dallas possible. >> reporter: and on the left, a professor and activist, cornell west, telling "the washington post," "president obama has always got to explain to white america how black people are feeling. black people don't feel as if we're being treated unequally -- it's a fact that we're being treated unequally. he always has to serve in this translating role. the president is too differential in these matters." the recent gallup poll taken this spring says

and the clinton campaign is facing strong criticism from the philadelphia police officers union tonight. officials the the dnc's lineup of speakers. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt tells you why. >> reporter: john mcnesby, the head of the fraternal order of police in philadelphia, put out this scathing letter criticizing the clinton campaign for not including widows and families of police officers killed in the line of duty on the finish speaking list. he used the words shocked and saddened. >> salt in the wound by having these speakers up there and supporters of this police movement. >> reporter: he told "eyewitness news" by telephone he's upset with tuesday night speakers which include mothers of michael brown, eric gardner and mother of sandra blent. the three deaths prompted public protesters of police officers. >> we hope and pray that the community stand behind us. >> reporter: he continued in the letter saying that it is sad that to win an election mrs. clinton must pander to the interest of people who do not know all the facts while the women and women they seek to destroy are outsi

and the clinton campaign is facing strong criticism from the philadelphia police officers union tonight. officials are my happy with the the dnc's lineup of speakers. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt tells you why. >> reporter: john mcnesby, the head of the fraternal order of police in philadelphia, put out this scathing letter criticizing the clinton campaign for not including widows and families of police officers killed in the line of duty on the finish speaking list. he used the words shocked and saddened. >> salt in the wound by having these speakers up there and supporters of this police movement. >> reporter: he told "eyewitness news" by telephone he's upset with tuesday night speakers which include mothers of michael brown, eric gardner and mother of sandra blent. the three deaths prompted public protesters of police officers. >> we hope and pray that the community stand behind us. >> reporter: he continued in the letter saying that it is sad that to win an election mrs. clinton must pander to the interest of people who do not know all the facts while the women and women they seek to

. >> police union officials say the officer fired at the patient thinking he was going to harm kinsi. he was hi yesterday, kinsi visited the patient who is hospitalized with emotional trauma. 5:09. still ahead, a mystery in the bronx comes to a gruesome end. police discovered the woman's body after she disappeared for several months. >> and the people who freed the dog didn't do it on purpose. we'll explain, coming up. >>> all right, we have a new advisory to tell you about involving the city. why we have heavy rain. the morning rush. keep it light and come phi. high humidity, we're back with traffic and weather on the 2's coming up. what makes a lipton meal? well, first you start with this. then add this. and this face... wait, we can do better. yeah... that's the one. and of course fresh brewed lipton iced tea. because it goes great with this. woops, more of these. and definitely more of this. ah, that can wait. but not you buddy. huh what's this? ah... i like it. what makes a lipton meal? of lipton iced tea. >>> time now is 5:12. not a morning like we've had in quite awhile. what a

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. >> the police union had been talking with police and city officials about banning the open carry lawand we can't stop you from open carry and that is something they looked into as well. police officers from around the country , 2700 police officers in the country and that is on top of thousands of officers and this is really the first we have seen today of the demonstrations. we have been here throughout the weekend. it has been quiet and peaceful and first we have got ep to this today. back to you. rich, covering demonstrations and rallies there. and we'll be back with more coverage on "happening now". u sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. eveyou were once...retty good at now, pretty bad at. it's the same for credit. because credit isn't just a score. it's a skill. go to experian.com and start getting better at credit today. then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on

you can union city police officials say that's the best way to prevent becoming the next victim yourself. likely in both instances, neither became a victim got to contact your loved one texan. to make sure they are okay and out of harms way and prevent from losing your money and your loved one in the meantime they say you should contact them immediately and afterwards, contact police to let them know this is happening and it's a scam. it's been happening in union city it just happened to hayward woman. likely they came out okay and will have more free tonight on their story at 10. >>> police in palo alto looking for a man who purportedly flashed a young girl while she was walking her dog. authorities trying to determine if this suspect is like two other reports. here's a sketch. she was on the sidewalk was read yesterday when a man pulled up in his car next to her. she said he was touching himself and when she pulled out her phone, he said sorry and to avoid. anyone who can recognize the suspect in the sketch or has any information on its whereabouts are asked to contact police in palo a

mayor eric garcetti from the city of los angeles and joining with fellow elected officials, police officials, union officials, community activists, academics and others that joined the covers with the president today. i think this was extremely urgent and important conversation today and a space that was badly-needed, at a time in our country at that we're talking past each other. the president's convening allowed us to hear one another. not to agree on everything but find a place where we make sure our voices were heard and most importantly where some common humanity was established between us all. the president spoke about the work that remains, how we sustain this long beyond a conversation today and work that is preceded what happened here today as well. how we institutionalize that not just at national level but local communities where these incidents happen. where officers are grieving from the tragedy of dallas and their families, feel pain and where families who lost their young ones at the hands of police officers feel that same pain. it was important for to us look at structural ways we c

versus the videos that are being talked about nationally for the police-involved shooting in louisiana and in minnesota. >> tonight union officialssting the mayor's office for releasing the video, saying she should have allowed the u.s. attorney to review the case first. >>> tonight there is a manhunt for two men police say are armed and dangerous and members of a gang. they're wanted for the murder of park in june. meanwhile, two other people have been arrested in the case. news4's kristin wright has our report. >> reporter: jose carerra ventura and oscar perez are wanted for murder. police say they're members of the notorious ms-13 gang. >> these two individuals are extremely dangerous and they're on the run. >> reporter: police say ventura and perez kled a man at malcolm king park in june, stabbing him more than 14 times. he was a landscaper and not believed to be in a gang. police say they're trying to stop the senseless acts of gang violence in the county. >> we're working with our partners at health and human sfrsz services at the recreation department to offer youth a good outlet so they're not susceptible to be recruited

officials. >> the police union wants the sign replaced with one that says all lives matter. >>> time is now 25 minutes after the hour. the conventions may be over but the war of words just getting started. >> you only have one person that you want to go after, and that's crooked hillary clinton. >> he's taken the republican party a long way from morning in america to midnight in america. >> so with no sign of simmering down, what can we expect for the general election? our political panel is on deck to weigh in. >> sanctuary city. are you okay with that? >> you know, i'm pretty sure that the most of the serial killers we know were natural born american citizens. are we concerned about that? >> sanctuary cities and the democrats. why do they refuse to support the law that would protect all americans from violent, illegal immigrant. jesse watters goes looking for answers. >>> this is a fox news alert. two officers shot in san diego overnight. >> the shot is definitely a handgun. the suspect is going to be close by. >> one person is in custody. a manhunt under way right now for other possible sus

police. >>> today is the official day of remembrance for mario woods. the backlash coming from police unions>>> good morning. we looking at a commute where traffic is doing very well. if you are driving on 24 westbound heading to the tunnel. >>> a notable warm up coming our way for the bay area weekend. i will tell you how hi i expect we will get today and look at the extended forecast. >> it was an amazing fees. it was for us. it was was for america.

police unions for instance, have not offered a real reflection on the culture of policing. we should all be able to admit that there's a culture that needs to change. and i've not heard any police unit officially. and i think that is damaging. >> that's a fair point. i think oftentimes, police unions, because they represent the police officers, they're hard-pressed to say that there is a problem within police departments. so then, delray. we're having this town hall on wednesday, to talk about policing, the issues with the black community. where do you start, are you willing, black lives matter, willing to sit down with police officers, about how to come to some consensus about how to solve this problem? >> i think that people all across the country have been willing to have these conversations. we think about the police commissioners, i've talked to police commissioners, open to having a conversation, but it requires the police to come and be reflective and not just defensive about their work. the police have killed nearly three people every day this year. we can live in a world where police don't kill people. that's to be a core belief. >> we always have you on, we appreciate you coming. t

this video versus the videos being talked about nationally for the police involved shootings in minnesota and louisiana. >> union officialsse of the video. they say the united states attorney should have reviewed the case first. the mares -- mayor's office said it did consult with the u.s. states attorney before making the video public. >>> the heat wave we're enduring. it's hot. even right now. chuck bell will have your what to wear forecast at 6:14. >>> plus showing signs of a recovery. when a popular resort in west virginia is set to reopen for visitors after devastating flooding. >>> we're staying on top of that devastating news in these are awesome! this is my dream car. yeah, i like this. i've been waiting to get in this. real people have a lot to say about the award-winning vehicles at the chevy 20% sales event. wow! the design is great. i love it. number one in my book. that's awesome! if you could get 20% cash back on this vehicle, what would you do? i think i'm going to drive it through that wall and take it. during the chevy 20% sales event, get cash back for 20% of the msrp on many chevy models. that's $6,900

i'm joined here with fellow elected officials, with police officials, union officials, community activists, academics, and others that joined the conversation with the president today. i think this was an extremely urgent and important conversation today, and a space that was badly needed, at a time when we are talking past each other. this convening allowed us to hear. not to agree on everything, but to find a place where we could make sure our voices were heard, and most importantly, with some common humanity reestablished between us all. the president spoke about the work that remains, how we can sustain this long beyond the conversation and what has preceded what happened today. how we can institutionalize it, not just at the national level, but in local communities, where these things happen, where officers are grieving from the tragedy in dallas feelthe presie pain,hat where families who have lost their young ones at the hands of police officers feel the same pain. i think it was important for us to look at the structural ways we can move forward, not just to feel one another's feeli

police union is very concerned the anti-police protesters descending on cleveland combined with an open carry law for the state of ohio could create a dangerous situation or officers assigned to protect the rnc. officialsion are asking the governor to temporarily suspend the state's open carry law before anything bad happens. >> if you're telling me can do it, that implies that the delegates last for more important than the folks outside the gate. we don't want to do for a very limited resources we have thereby achieving people have a good god-fearing law-abiding citizens that have open carry. double draw our attention in this tragic world we're living in right now. we want to have all of our resources looking for the truly bad people. >> h. said they would be no changes to the ohio open carry law. the spokeswoman tells thought that the person is a noble essential calling and we all grieve for a against an attack in officers. ohio governors do not have the power to arbitrarily suspend federal and state constitutional writers to authors suggested. yesterday a protester with ana r. 15 and had to set in the middle of a downtown crowded street in cleveland. he told one of our producers who wanted to demons

. >> today is an official day of remembrance for mario woods and generating backlash to san jose and oakland police unions as well as the international association of firefighters. our reporter has a full page ad and the controversy. amy? >> here is the full page ad in the "san francisco chronicle" costing $15,000 calling today a day to honor san francisco's local heroes saying law enforcement deserves a special remembrance. the ad does not mention mario woods but it is appearing on mario woods remembrance day, the stabbing suspect who was shot by police more than 20 times in december. he appeared to raise his arms but the video shows it raised it after the first shot was fired. so it is still "under investigation," but has stirred up quite a controversy with profits. the san francisco supervisors voted to create a day for mario woods and over condolences to his mother. the if express organized a ceremony for this morning at the golden gate yacht club to remember fallen officers, open to the public and starts at 10:00 this morning. there will be a vigil for mario woods tonight at the cornerstone baptist c

. >> today it is official: woods remembrance and there is a back lax from the police unions and the internationalociation of firefighters in the area. there is a full page ad and a controversy. amy? >> police want a remembrance day and they took out a full page ad in the "san francisco chronicle" to say so closing $15,000 and say san francisco local heroes should be honored. law enforcement is who deserves the special remembrance. the ad does not mention omar mateen but is appearing on omar mateen -- mario remembrance day. he was shot 20 times in december, the chief said woods appeared to show he raised his arm but only after the first shot was fired, but it is "uninvestigation." it caused protests and controversy and the supervisors voted to credit a day for him. in the resolution they offered condolences to his mother. police is organized a ceremony for this morning at the golden gate yacht club to remember the fallen police officers and invited the public to attend starting at 10:00 this morning. there will be a candlelight vigil for woods at the cornerstone baptist church. >> san francisco po

the recent police involved shootings have federal and city officials keeping a close on security. the city's police unionio, calling on the ohio governor, john kasich to temporarily suspend the open carry law. the governor's response, ohio governors do not have the power to arbitrarily suspend constitutional rights or state laws as suggested. so let's get right to ryan young, at cleveland public square, where officials are bracing for protests today. there could be thousands and thousands of people there later this morning. ryan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, and you think about all those protesters coming here to, you know, exercise their right. but you have to think about the officers, not only the once in baton rouge, but in dallas, who were protecting the protesters and ended up being shot you can understand why the officers are concerned about the open carry law and people could show up and carry weapons. as you can see, the scene here. when you're in downtown cleveland, you see all kinds of barricades, this is where those protesters can show up and gather and make the mile walk to downto

indianna governor mike pence becoming the official vice presidential nominee, as we enter day four of the rnc. >> and calling out clinton. by the philadelphia police uniones not a grow with her choices and her lack of choices at the democratic national convention. >> two men dead two, separate areas of the city. dave kinchen live with the latest on both shootingsment good day everyone it is thursday, july 30, 2016. talking politics all morning long, in just a minute. >> right off the top. tense moments at the republican national convention last night. >> that after texas senator ted cruz does not endorse donald trump, fox's caroline shively joins us live from cleveland th

police officers. >> the incidence in louisiana -- the new york times quotes the american civil liberties union which says the killing in minnesota was the 123rd killing of a black person by law enforcement officials in america this year. you can see the editorial here. "when will the killing stop? " major reform to make law enforcement officers more professional and more respectful of the citizens. this editorial focuses on one very important thing. the rise of social media and smartphones have delivered video evidence too much of the nation of what black communities have been living for a long time. >> these incidents were caught on tape. >> lots of articles focusing on the importance of that. an interesting piece on the website focuses on the increase of the number of cameras, the reach of social media, all of this leading to an increased awareness and judgment of police shootings, particularly shootings involving african-american men. in minnesota, philando castile was shot after being stopped for a traffic violation. an article in usa today focuses on things black men tell their sons when they are learning how to drive. six things black men tell their sons about traffic stops. what are these

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indianna governor mike pence becoming the official vice presidential nominee, as we enter day four of the rnc. >> and calling out clinton. by the philadelphia police union, does not a grow with her choices and her lack of choices at the democratic national convention. >> two men dead two, separate areas of the city. dave kinchen live with the latest on both shootingsment good day everyone it is thursday, july 30, 2016. talking politics all morning long, in just a minute. >> right off the top. tense moments at the republican national convention last night. >> that after texas senator ted cruz does not endorse donald trump, fox's caroline shively joins us live from cleveland with more on this. did we see this coming or what, caroline? i mean, trump called cruz lying ted during the whole debate process and called him a sniffing coward. but i have to tell you it was a shock, when he came out, didn't endorse, during his prime time speech t set the delegates offer. >> please don't stay home in november. stand and speak your conscious vote for candidates up and down the ticket who you trust to defend our freedom. >> texas senator ted cruz appeared to be laying

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officials here address the that. cleveland's mayor and police chief spoke and said so far no major issues. no real threats. security planners and the police union here have been trying to get ohio's open carry gun law suspended for the week outside of the security zone here, but today the police revealed they don't have authority to override that law. just yesterday governor kasich said as much as well. now, nbc 10 has one of the largest teams here in cleveland covering all of the action here all week long, and that means more stories that you won't see anywhere else. we've got lauren mayk. i'm here. traci davidon is here as well. coming up at 430, i'm going to be back with a look at the no shows. you'll see some of the big names in republican party circles who decided to opt out of this convention, and we'll also be talking later on about that security issue going more in depth on that for lauren mayk. for now i'll send is back to you in filly. >> look forward to all that have. thank you. and we'll continue our live coverage from cleveland throughout the rnc on nbc 0 and on our nbc 10 app. lo >>> now to breaking new details to the police ambus

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union one of the most impressive public servants i've ever had the honor to interview, the dallas police chief, david brown. and he said he does not feel as though -- that the public, public officialslocal and national and that media, he doesn't feel any of those groups are supportive enough of police. what do you say to the chief? >> listen, the chief is not only someone with whom i've had the privilege to work with over the years. i know him personally. he is one of the most extraordinary public servants. and you've seen evidence of that by the manner of which he conducted himself here. but that's what a police chief is going to say. and they have to rally the public to a longer term sensitivity to just how difficult it is to perform the duty we want these men and women to do at the local level. and in many cases, these are really young police officers. so i'm not surprised he would say that particularly in the aftermath as something as horrific as happened here in dallas. i also heard him in his press conference this afternoon applaud and thank our mayor mike rawlings, our city manager, former city managers for their very steadfast and strong support. but this is a time for us t

officials say they're ready. >> we have planned, we have what if, we have table top this from day one to yesterday. >> reporter: with the convention set to begin, the head of the police unionhe's anxious. security rules ban people from bringing 70 different items during the rnc. from axes to tennis balls, but not guns. ohio's an open carry state. meaning you can holster your handgun or sling your rifle over your shoulder and it is perfectly legal. one group the new blank panthers plan to do just that. >> it is legal for them to do, it is irresponsible for them. >> reporter: that is problem one. as many as 4,000 military troops have been deployed. cleveland said it needs about 3,000 police officers. it doesn't have them. so to secure the rnc, it is temporarily hiring roughly 2,500 cops from around the country. some are backing out. greensboro was sending 50 police officers. then changed its mind. in a memo, the police chief noted a lack of confidence in the preparedness for the rnc. the cleveland police chief has taken to social media saying our officers have undergone hours of training relative to many subjects. he did not give details. the post revealed one new weapon in

. >>> officials in cleveland, ohio, say they are ready for the republican convention. it starts monday. security is top priority. now, the head of the police union had complained for months that officer had not been trained and would not have the equipment they need because it was ordered late. the police chief says security is a critical priority and his department is ready for big crowds. now, the law in ohio allows people to openly carry guns, but there is a secure zone around the convention hall where guns will not be allowed. >>> 7:08. hillary clinton speaking in illinois talked about race relations here in the united states and the need for unity following last week's violence in dallas, minnesota and louisiana. clinton spoke yesterday at the historic old state house in springfield, illinois, where abraham lincoln delivered his house divided civil war speech. she referenced lincoln a number of times and used history to take swipes at her republican opponent. >> this man is the nominee of the party of lincoln. we are watching it become the party of trump. >> today hillary clinton will speak at the league of united latin american citizens na

police organizations, the international union of police associations, which is an afl-cio entity, and the reality is the vast majority of local law enforcement want to cooperate with federal department of homeland security folks, immigration officials, law enforcement people because they're all about keeping our communities safer, and they don't want to release someone onto the streets who is likely to be a criminal or even a terrorist. now, let me stress that support for my legislation is bipartisan and opposition to the kind of sanctuary city policy such as what we have in philadelphia is bipartisan. ed rendell is a former mayor of philadelphia, he is the former governor of pennsylvania, the former chairman of the republican national committee and he has criticized the policy that is in place. mayor nutter, recently outgoing mayor, reversed the sanctuary city policy that they used to have in place because he realized that it is a bad policy for keeping philadelephians and pennsylvanians safe. and the obama administration chose to ask the secretary of the department of homeland security, jeh johnson, travel to philadelphia personally and pleaded with mayor kenny, the mayor of philadelphia, to at least make some narrow exceptions t