[applause] ronald davis: for me, my father was a cop. the good and bad, i had a lot of protection that young men of color especially do not have, in that my father was a cop. i could basically invoke that privilege. and that is what it is, a privilege. when i decided to be youthful and knuckleheadish, like most young men are. >> young people. [laughter] ronald davis: i have two daughters. i stand corrected. absolutely. [laughter] but now i stand here as a father. i work for the administration. people do not like to hear this, but i will say this anyway. now that i stand here as a father, my son just started his freshman year in college. i remember, when he first got his license, i faced the dilemma that every parent has, especially with a young man of color, has with his family, and that is to have this talk. this talk is mandatory for young men of color in this country -- what to do when stopped by the police. i say that being very proud of the police. i say that knowing that the overwhelming majority have done a tremendous job and cont

patty are heard from davis, ronald reagan's daughter. she says she hasn't forgiven john hinckley junior for trying to assassinate her father, but he should not be set free. finally a reaction from michael reagan, ronald reagan's son. he says his father forgave john hinckley junior, and may be else should do the same. michelle: thank you very much for bringing us up to date with that story. 's" philip crowther reporting their. braderie which takes not takelille will place due to security concerns. the move to scrap it from the calendar comes barely three weeks after the deadly terror attack in nice. take a listen to the mayor martine aubry. aubry: it is very difficult. i think we have to suspend the 2016 [indiscernible] it is clear we cannot ensure optimal safety. and after all the decisions we , this is a question of more responsibility. cancellations like the one in lille is good news for france's tourism industry. other countries to have suffered recent attacks, suggest turkey, -- such as turkey, are also seeing visitors staying away.

o/c close: patti davis daughter of ronald reagan who survived could inspire violence.kt abc news washington. another amusement park accident today.. this time in western pennsylvania. an unconscious boy had to be airlifted to the hospital after falling off a rollercoaster at amusement park. still no word on his condition or what caused the accident. it comes only days after a 10-year old boy was decapitated on a waterslide in kansas. now for the latest on that massive fire at an apartment complex in maryland. two people are now confirmed dead.... and at least 30 others injured. you can see flames - tearing through the building building overnigh... firefighters frantically...pulling people from the smoke-filled top floor. parents....forced to drop their children from windows! scared.. there were like people jumping out the window.. like screaming for help.. david steckel fire and rescue sot: as of now our goal is to make the building safe? it's a collapse hazard and it is in extremely dangerous conditions.. so we are in the process to make the building safe so our operation can continue and

. >> patti davis, daughter of ronald reagan, who survived an assassination attempt, with a message for donald trump, words the second amendment could inspire violence. joyce: while we desperately need rain, parts of western wisconsin are dealing with flooding tonight. patrick is here with a closer look. patrick: much of that flooding is in the la crosse area. we have some video is from the town of gilmanton, in buffalo county. several people were stranded by high water after heavy rain made elk creek overflow its banks this morning. she lost everything. she lost both her cars. she lost the trailer with all her antiques. it is all gone. i feel responsible for not getting it out of there. patrick: tough situation out there. we understand that the water is receding tonight. there's no word yet how much all the damage will cost. chief meteorologist mark baden joins us now. mark, is any of that heavy rain going to reach our area? mark: thankfully we won't have anything like we will get some rain, but the heavy rain happening this evening is a northwestern sections of illinois. generally sta

also today, patty davis, daughter of president ronald reagan, the last american assassination attempt, wrote on facebook that trump's comments earlier this week about clinton, the second amendment and the supreme court could inspire violence. scott, davis said trump knows words matter, which she said makes this all the more horrifying. >> pelley: major garrett following the campaignighton major, thank you. well, today president obama received an extraordinary letter from syria, a plea f help from aleppo once was syria's largest ci it is now under siege. rian government forces backed by russia and iran are in a relentless battle with rebels, mostly islamic militants. but civilians are caught in the middle. debora patta is inside syria. >> reporter: under constant bombing, life is hard enough for the 300,000 people will living in rebeld aleppo. of another r alleged chlorine attack overnight. its victims included men, women, and young children. [gunfire] and for the few remaining doctors there, the relentless fighting and lack of supplies means they're faced with terrible choices. the 15

also patty davis, daughter of president ronald reagan, the last american president to survive an assassination attempt, said trump's remarks over hillary clinton and the second amendment and the supreme court could inspire violence. she said hillary saying words matter makes all this even more horrifying. major garrett, cbs news, kissimmee, florida. >> here's what nancy pelosi had to say about donald trump and his isis remarks. >> it's reminiscent of demagogues who want to be in the bess no matter what they have to -- press no matter what they have to say. they make their verbal poo poo any place to get attention. while many sta >> the clinton campaign for its part accused trump of trash talking the united states. >>> while many states like california are moving toward legalizing pot, tonight the government continues to just say no at least when it comes to medical marijuana. the dea rea federalled today there is no currently accepted -- reaffirmed today there is no currently accepted medicinal treatment in the united states. that means in the eyes of the federal government marijuana remains a

. >> patty davis, the daughter of ronald reagan who survived an assassination attempt with a message for donald trump. words matter. and his comments about the second amendment could inspire violence. karen travers, abc news, washington. >>> about an hour before trump's rally tonight was set to get under way, a trump supporter draped a confederate flag over a railing near the stage. a local police and a campaign staff member removed the flag before trump started speaking. the man purchased it outside the rally. >>> clinton will sit down with jimmy kimmel on monday. jimmy kimmel live airs at 11:35 right after abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> abc 7 news at 11:00 continues. coming up, a deer in a life jacket in the rush to save an animal that jumped into a bay area pool. >>> if you want to wish upon a star, tonight is the night. i'm tiffany wilson. coming up next, how and where you can best see tonight's perseid meteor shower. >>> and a million dollar listings. the bay area city where these seven-figure prices are now the new normal. >> all of that for you in just a moment. but first, here is a

. >> patty davis, the daughter of ronald reagan who survived an assassination attempt with a message for donald trump. words matter. and his comments about the second amendment could inspire violence. karen travers, abc news, washington. >>> about an hour before trump's rally tonight was set to get under way, a trump supporter draped a confederate flag over a railing near the stage. a local police and a campaign staff member removed the flag before trump started speaking. the man purchased it outside the rally. >>> clinton will sit down with jimmy kimmel on monday. jimmy kimmel live airs at 11:35 right after abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> abc 7 news at 11:00 continues. coming up, a deer in a life jacket in the rush to save an animal that jumped into a bay area pool. >>> if you want to wish upon a star, tonight is the night. i'm tiffany wilson. coming up next, how and where you can best see tonight's perseid meteor shower. >>> and a million dollar listings. the bay area city where these seven-figure prices are now the new normal. >> all of that for you in just a moment. but first, here is a

. >>> patty davis, the daughter of ronald reagan has a message for donald trump saying words matter and his comments about hillary clinton and the second amendment could inspire violence. eyewitness news.>>> fbi led police to a terror plot in canada, the confrontation left the suspect dead. it led authorities to a video featuring a man claiming he was going to commit an attack. before he could carry out an attack police caught up to him and the suspect detonated a device in a taxi and was shot it was believed he was planning an attack sometime over the next three days. he was known to law enforcement and under a court order to not associate with terror groups. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what caused a massive explosion that ravaged an apartment complex. it happened overnight in suburban washington. 2 people were killed and three firefighters were hurt. an off-duty police officer heard a blast and saw huge it took nearly 2 hours to put the fire out. >> we have not identified the victims and our efforts will continue in that area. as a result of the discovery the event will

also today, patty davis, daughter of president ronald regan, the lasts living president to survive an assassination attempt wrote that trump's comments about the second amendment, hillary clinton and the supreme court could insight violence. and she says makes this all the more horrifying. >> major garret following the campaign tonight. thank you. >>> today president obama received an extraordinary letter from syria. a plea for help from 15 of the last remaining doctors in aleppo. syrian government forces are in a relentless battle with rebes mostly islamic militants. but civilians are caught in the middle. >> reporter: under constant bombing, life is hard enough for the 300,000 people living in rebel held aleppo. and news of another alleged chlorine attack overnight. its and young children. and for the few remaining doctors there, the relentless fighting and lack of supplies means they're faced with terrible choices. the 15 doctors who wrote to president obama say there is an attack on the medical facility every 17 hours. 42 last month alone. we spoke via skype to pediatrician who is

.>> reporter: patty davis, the daughter of ronald reagan who survived an assassination attempt. words matter.'s comment about the second amendment could inspire violence. karen travers, abc news, the new deal, three years, $100 million. he just made the announcement on uninterrupted. he said he is staying right here at home and is ready for another three years at the wine and gold. his final thought, let's get jr >>> live on five continues. >>> want to get right back over to sarah blake. you have been tracking -- we want to get back over to tera blake. your been tracking thunderstorms all afternoon. >>> we have the radar producing the potential or indicating the potential of about an inch to an inch and a half of heavy rainfall here toward novelty as well as chester lynn, dayton mills. some heavy rainfall over will you missed a lot of the rain yesterday said this could be a concern for flooding as well. you don't have as much of the ground saturated as some of us farther west and farther east have. so watch out for this flooding concerns for us here in lake county as well as wes

. >> patty davis whose father ronald reagan survived an assassination attempt. has a message for donald trump, says that words matter and the recent comments on hillary clinton and the second amendment could inspire violence. >> thank you. this reminder download the 6 abc news app this election season to get breaking news alerts from the campaign trail and live results on election fight. the 6 abc news app is a predawn load. >> jerry sandusky will testify during his appeal hearing in centre county tomorrow. sandusky's lawyer expects the former assistant penn state football coach to testify at length. he is petitioning for a new trial saying his previous lawyers did not represent him adequately. he is accused of abusing ten boys. and chad pradelli will be there tomorrow at the hearing for the sandusky appeal hearing and have a live report on what happens in the courtroom tomorrow on "action news." >>> a 20-year-old man was shot in philadelphia's hunting park section and it's not clear why he was targeted. this was the scene in the 3800 block of north percy street

. >> reporter: and patty davis whose father ronald reagan survived an assassination attempt has a message for donald trump. she said words matter and his comments on clinton and the second amendment could inspire violence. diane, kendis? >> our thanks to karen there. >>> and trump is facing more opposition officials and staffers have signed a letter urging the party to stop supporting trump. they want to use all resources to help win house and senate races, saying, quoting here, that trump is divisive, reckless, and incompetent. trump is threatening to stop fund-raising for the party if money is shifted from his campaign. >>> another sentence handed down in a sexual assault case has be a former university of colorado student convicted of raping a female student has been sentenced to two years of work release in a county jail. auftd austin james wilkerson was also placed on probation for 20 years. he apologized to his victim in court wednesday but prosecutors say it was a ploy for leniency. prosecutors had requested a prison sentence. >>> the husband and son of a woman accidentally shot du

ronald reagan's daughter patty davis criticized the decision to release him. he shot three other people brady. greg: the secret service will be keeping a close eye on john hinchey, they will have him check into saint elizabeth's once a month for mental health checkup. they will know where this guy is. theresa: three vaccines were found work on monkeys, the affirmance included one traditional vaccine, on cutting-edge versions, to enter human trials this year. the successes were reported by the journal science. >> an effort to classify attacks on police officers as hate crimes. the aftermath of what happened in baton rouge in dallas, texas. theresa: lawmakers in albany releasing a blue lives matter class. louisiana enacted a similar bill. they are already laws on the books that protect police officers, if supporters in this bill, take a look at both sides. >> promote a sense of peace, peaceful assembly and determined. and before they throw that bottle, before they assault men and women in blue. >> when we look at hate crime statutes we think in terms, and if you

>> ronald reagan vacationed in arizona. his father-in-law, loyal daviswas a wealthy chicago physician who knew the goldwaters and there is a whole fascinating soap opera i write about in my book about how the people around barry goldwater were running his campaign, what they called the arizona mafia, didn't want ronald reagan to give this speech. so it is a little different. because he had said things about social security that ronald -- that goldwater had gotten in trouble for earlier in the year. and basically ronald reagan said to goldwater, why don't you listen to it and if you object to it, we don't have to run it. and goldwater heard it. he said, "this is great. i don't see what the fuss is about." and the rest is history. >> we'll go to dan next joining us from cambridge city, indiana. good evening. >> good evening, sir. you pretty much answered my question. i was wondering what mr. goldwater thought of the way reagan gave the speech that night and also their -- mr. goldwater and mr. reagan and william f. buckley, did they ever have any difference

davis and harold ford. thanks for coming in. let me start with you rick. rick: i support republican candidates and i have through white entire career. starting with ronald will be voting republican but i don't necessarily vote for everybody on the ticket. i will pick and choose from the top of the ticket down to the bottom. donny: it is been reported that roger ailes is working with donald trump on debate preparation. the campaign has denied it. i would love to hear your thoughts. harold ford: he probably could use any of my seeking yet. the question is will he take the advice. he has some questions around his personal conduct. donny: he is being decimated by women he just had to retire because of sexual harassment suits. as smart as this guy is, i don't know if i want the package. rick: if roger ailes is going to advise donald trump he better say something. the worst thing you can do is drip drip trip the story. you either take the hint and say look the guy is on my team and i stand by am. he is a smart guy who built one of the most important networks of our time or he's not advising me. it's one of the other. there's no in between. harold: isn't this