dante taylor offered no apology murder of single mom sarah goode, but the judge had plenty to say. >> you may circle dates on the calendar, but they will mean nothing because there is no date for you to get out. >> reporter: the judge's words brought comfort to goode's family. her mom and sisters wore buttons with the 20-year-old medical technician who they say had a big smile and a heart to match. >> she was always willing to do things for everyone else and put herself last a lot of the times in trying to help when she didn't have anything. >> reporter: according to prosecutors, shortly after meeting taylor in june 2014, sarah goode was raped and stabbed more than 40 times. her body was then dumped near her medford home. >> we hope you rot in the depths of hell and feel the pain and torture felt in her last moments on earth.

to learn his fate for raping, torturing and stabbing more than 40 times a young medford mother sarah goode two summers ago after she rejected his sexual advances and tried to drive away from the party where the two met. taylor left goode's battered body in >> she was a beautiful girl. life was so short now. we'll never have her again. and i just don't know what i'm going to tell her daughter when she gets older. >> reporter: the courthouse packed with sarah goode's family and friends sobbing through powerful victim impact statements, some of her eight siblings describing their 21- year-old loyal and lovely medical technician sister. >> she had her daughter to take care of. and she was always willing to >> reporter: the judge had received dozens of letters begging for the maximum and didn't mince words addressing the one-time marine. >> quote, it is so loud, her absence. it is deafening. you may circle dates on the calendar, but they will mean nothing because there is no date for you to get out. there shall be no hope for you. prison without the possibility of parole. >> reporter: when they

that is the sentence handed down he is the man convicted of raping and killing long island mother sarah good. david ushery joins us live in the studio with more. >> he heard strong words from the judge. they watched as the man convicted of killing the 21-year-old single mom was ordered to spend the rest of his life in prison. no chance of dante taylor said nothing. good was raped and stabbed more than 40 times in 2014. her body was dumped near her medford home. her mother and sisters expressed relief that she finally received justice. >> you may make marks on your you will live and they will no significance. you may circle dates on the calendar, but they will mean nothing. >> taylor's lawyer has maintained his client only had consensual sex with sarah good. >>> the city will pay $2.7 million to the oquendo. he was found dead in a river months later after walking out of the school. >>> police are searching for a man accused of recording video under a woman's skirt inside a queen's subway station. afternoon. when the suspect walked away, another person told the woman the man was using his cell

murder of single mom sarah goode, but the judge had plenty to say. >> you may circle dates on the calendar, but they will mean nothing because there is no date for you to get out. >> reporter: the judge's words brought comfort to goode's family. her mom and sisters wore buttons with the 20-year-old medical technician who they say had a big smile and a heart to match. >> she was always willing to do things for everyone else and put herself last a lot of the times in trying to help when she didn't have anything. >> reporter: according to prosecutors, shortly after meeting taylor in june 2014, sarah goode was raped and stabbed more than 40 times. her body was then dumped near her medford home. >> we hope you rot in the depths of hell and feel the pain and torture felt in her last moments on earth. redemption. >> reporter: but in the end, judge collins told dante taylor there's no hope for you. it brought goode's family the justice they were seeking, but still left sarah's mom struggling to explain all this to the 6-year-old granddaughter left behind. >> i don't know what i'm going to tell her

last month, daunte taylor was convicted of stabbing sarah good more than 40 times in june 2014. he learned his fate and heard passionate statements from good's family. >> the victim's sister called them on television. the prosecution and family demanded the maximum sentence and that's exactly what he got today, life in prison without parole. >> stand up. >> reporter: daunte taylor was asked whether he had anything he wanted to say. and the courtroom went quiet. what would he say about the death of sarah good, a murder so brutal, so gruesome, even veteran prosecutors were at a comprehends it. her body was found by a volunteer search party after a week long search in 2014. she had been raped and stabbed over 40 times. >> he set upon her with such brutality that he broke the tip of the cutting instrument off and embedded in her skull. >> sarah was 21 years old, a medical technician and the single mother of a 4-year-old child. she met daunte taylor at a party, and he killed sarah in a when she rejected his sexual advances. given the chance to speak, taylor said nothing. and the judge

dante taylor was convicted of first-degree murder in the death of 21-year-old sarah goode. goode's body was found after a week long search in 2013. she was raped and stabbed over 40 time. her mother now raising her young daughter. >> she is a beautiful girl. her life is so short now. i don't know what i'm going to tell her daughter when she gets hinted at an appeal. >> new at 11:00 investigators in new jersey say they arrested and charged a man for stealing half million dollars from an elderly person. 33-year-old transferred money from the victim's account after getting power of attorney. he is charged with elder abuse. he is in the bergen county jail. >>> four mysterious zika mosquitoes. so far no mosquitoes in florida tested positive but it is a rather of time. governor rick scott is urging the government to help mebs of >>> my bad. low to mid-80s. recovered niegsly in the afternoon -- nicely in the afternoon. showers over hunterdon and mercer and somerset county. in the morning, should be 74 degrees. touch of patchy fog. after that thunderstorms will be help you navigate

dante taylor was convicted of first-degree murder in the death of sarah good. good's body was found after a week long search in 2014. the crime was brutal. she had been raped and stabbed more than 40 times. her mother, sarah good's mother, is raising her young daughter. >> she is just a beautiful know what i'm gonna tell her daughter when she gets older. >> the defense says taylor is innocent and hinted at an appeal. >>> investigators in new jersey arrested and charged a man for stealing more than half a million dollars bucks from an elderly person. they say 33-year-old benjamin yew of fort lee transferred money from the victim's account after getting power of attorney back in 2009. yew is now charged with theft, money laundering and elder abuse. that four mysterious infections in the miami area probably came from mosquitoes here. so far no mosquitoes in florida have tested positive for the virus, but health officials say it is just a matter of time. governor rick scott is urging the federal government to step in to help. members of congress though are on a seve

. >>> a former marine sentenced to life in prison without 21-year-old sarah goode. she had been stabbed 40 times. eyewitness news reporter, n.j. burkett is at the courthouse with much more. n. j. >> reporter: liz, this crime was so brutal, the knife, the murder weapon was actually found in pieces. even veteran suffolk county prosecutors here have struggled to comprehend it. yes, the killer today got a life sentence, but this is a life sentence for the victim's family, too. >> she was just a beautiful girl. her life was so short now. two years later, elizabeth goode is devastated. two years after she buried her daughter sarah in the burial plot intended for her. her only solace is seeing sarah's killer, dante taylor get the maximum sentence. >> there is no doubt that you are sarah's murderer. i can fathom the demons inside you that caused you to do this a medical technician, the single mother of a 4-year-old child. investigators say she met taylor at a party, and killed sarah in a fit of rage when she rejected his sexual advances. raped and stabbed more than 40 times

sarah: good for them.we'll turn to wimbledon and men's top seed novak djokovic is courting disaster on court one. he was down 2-0 to sam querry when play was suspended due to rain and darkness. meantime, number four seed, stan wawrinka, was beaten by juan martin del potro. this is del potro's first wimbledon in four years, after suffering wrist injury. the argentinean dominated. for the women, kristinna hail gave serena williams all she could handle but number one prevailed. a quick reminder of our top story. in bangladesh, gunmen have stormed a cafe in dhaka. the attackers are reportedly holding hostages. islamic state has claimed responsibility. i'm sarah kelly, see you soon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org.] ñ;úcúcúcúcúcúñ >> here in the french capital, you are watching live from paris on france 24. these are our top stories. top nd void -- austria's court declares last month's election to have -- to

. >>> in a few hours from now, the convicted killer of sarah good will be sentenced. dante taylor is expected to get life in prison. prosecutors say he raped and stabbed the 2 1-year-old mother 40 times. prosecutors believe tyler became violent after goode rejected his advances. >>> the 18-year-old threatening police officers in midtown is released on bail. hunter taylor appeared in court last night. he showed a gun to a homeless man on tuesday night and said let's off some cops. police in florida say he is wanted in connection with a drive-by shooting. >>> the city health department is investigating two cases of legionnaires disease in harlem. two residents of the savoy contracted that disease within the past ten months. the city said this is not an outbreak but one resident in that complex said she is worried. >> she's playing in the bath water. i'm using the water for my dishes. it's scary. >> we're told the legionnaires patients are doing fine. >>> we'd like to take you live to poland, that's where you can see visit to auschwitz. he came to pray at the former nazi

taylor was convicted of killing 21-year-old sarah goode after a party in 2014. her body was founded in a wooded area in her hometown of medford. she had been stabbed. the judge had strong words for taylor, saying there was no hope for him. >> you may circle dates on the cale nothing because there is no date for you to get out. >> we hope you rot in the depths of hell and feel the pain and tofrture that sarah felt in her last hours. >> taylor's attorney asked for leniency. he argued that he only had consensual sex with goode and that someone else attacked her. he plans to appeal. >>> frustrated and heartbroken. a brooklyn mother says old wounds have been ripped open by a judge's decision. carmen ojeda's daughter, brianna, died six years ago from she was rushing the 11-year-old girl to the hospital when she was stopped by a police officer. that officer did not perform cpr, saying he didn't feel properly trained. ojeda sued the city, and the officer, saying he should have done more to save her daughter. today the judge threw the case out. the ojeda family now wants

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sarah's good. [applause] sarah's a special person.'s another one it came out of the blue, and she liked what i was saying, and she was also close with many of the other people that were running. and the word came back to me that sarah was interested and we called her and there were disappointed people that i was running against on the republican side i am talking about and they were very, very disappointed. when sarah came out for me that was a big event and she's so loyal and amazing. and her husband is an incredible guy. and for her to come here again and say hello to you folk system something special. i appreciate that sarah palin was able to come. [applause] so i wrote notes. sarah has a big group. we do love sarah. wow. i am not surprised. for good reason, by the way. >> i want to give you the goals, just quickly and easily and you will understand what they are are. and the other night on television, i was looking and certainly terrorism is number two. it will probably be number one because of what is going on today in israel the

joining us on the trump campaign trail, sarah, good morning to you. thank you for waking up so early for us. >> reporter: good morning. thanks for having me. >> give us a sense c, we have n been on the trail. give us a sense of how it's been. >> reporter: donald trump is hitting a stride now that he's made it through the convention, safely the republican nominee and making a pitch to sanders supporters which might seem like an odd fit. when you look at the language of the trump campaign, it is similar to the language of the sanders campaign. not just the political system is rigged, but trade and campaign finance. in theory, you could invision a group of sanders supporters that might take off. >> interesting. >> we have this sound from trump. he took aim at debbie wasserman schultz and gave hillary clinton a new nickname. listen to this. >> then it turned out debbie flamed out. honestly, whether you like her or not, she worked very hard to work the system. hillary rotton clinton. maybe it's too close. do you think mike pence would say this? i don't thin

he was convicted of killing 21-year-old sarah goode after a party in 2014. stabbed her more than 40 times. >> you may circle dates on the calendar but they will mean nothing. there is no date for you it get out. >> we hope you rot in the depths of hell and feel the pain and torture that sarah felt in the last hours. >> they argued he had consensual sex with goode and someone else stabbed her. he plans to appeal. several blocks of this neighborhood in sunny side. some people were stuck, couldn't get to work, take the kids to day camp. investigators say all the damage was done overnight on thursday and so far, nobody's been arrested. >>> the time is 6:37. and a champion for people living with autism has died. today we are mourning the loss of suzanne wright. wright along with her husband, former nbc chief executive officer bob wright founded autism speaks in 2005 to honor their grandson christian. the nonprofit is the leading advocacy group for autism and autism research. born in the bronx, wright was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer nine months ago. she was 6

attempted rape and murder of a 21-year- life in prison without parole for the death of 21-year-old sarah goode. her body was found by police in the woods in medford. she was stabbed more than 40 times. taylor's da and -- dna and bloody hand print was found in her car. >>> suffolk county man is facing charges after a deadly crash. police say that he was driving was backing out of a drive way in brentwood. maria alfaro, a passenger in the car was killed. neves and the other driver are being treated for nonlife- threatening injuries. he will be in court this morning. >>> new details about a jewelry store heist in new jersey. police just released sketches of the two thieves. authorities say they burst into crescent jewelers holding a gun to the co-owner's head up then stole between 200 and 300 pieces of jewelry worth tens of thousands of dollars. >>> now to the twist in the murder of a d.c. intern, a story that rocked the nation 15 years ago. chandra levy was romantically linked to a congressman questioned and eventually ruled out as now the prosecutor dropped charges against the man that was conv

the body of sarah goode was found by police in the woods in medford two years ago. she was stabbed over 40 times. his dna and bloody handprints were found in her car. >>> we are learning about the teenager accused of making threats against police officers at the port authority bus terminal. hunter taylor was in court last night after being accused of carrying a loaded handgun inside the bus terminal. police are calling the man who something a hero. george pugh said tailor-made reference to shooting police and showed him the loaded gun. taylor was wanted for a shooting in florida. he is being held on $250,000 cash bond. >>> hillary clinton is not wasting any time getting on with the general electionment today the democratic presidential candidate begins a bus tour in central, hour-long speech clinton pitched her vision for america while leveling steady attacks on donald trump. after the balloons and confetti fell down, her campaign tweeted let's go win this together. >> america is great because america is good. >> reporter: hillary clinton stood before her party and

the stars of the show but they are not the only ones in the city trying to attract attention, good evening, sarah. >> reporter: good evening, jim. yes, protesters are on the move here, already. although at this point their numbers are small. we know that will change. this city and this police force has spent months getting ready not just for protesters but for any security risk. >> black lives matter, black lives matter. >> reporter: in downtown cleveland tonight protesters marched to the name of black lives matter. dozens of cleveland police officers followed closely behind, videotaping their every move. police departments from across the country are send nothing 2500 officers, to assist the 500 cleveland police, dedicated to the convention. federal agencies will help. >> we have within dhs some 3,000 personnel that will be dedicated to the security of the republican national convention, and the democrat he can national convention, each. >> reporter: fencing is going up, barricade ready to go, surveillance cameras wire, road will be closed, air monitors are in place, several common centers are o

sue, sarah, good morning to you. >> at least you got a laugh and snort out of bob kelly there. >> it's crazy around here. you know, i have never seen so many plaque suvs in one city in my life. everybody travels with the suv. no more long limousines right black suv you see them everywhere. any way, 7 out of 10 today. we had a 7 yesterday. it's a similar day. clouds around this morning but bus buddy with us temperatures in the 06s and 70s. not bringing muggy the dog in. it's not oppressive. here's an area of showers. it's now clipping southern part of chester county and new castle county and kent county in delaware and then heavier rain down along southern part of chesapeake bay. middletown, delaware, dover, delaware you may get rain this morning same for wilmington we don't expect it to last long and it will not change the heat of the day that we're expectin expecting. we're already starting off in philly at 78 degrees with 66% relative humidity that's improved from the 90% we have had in the past. 5:56 now surprise time. checking in on other temperatures cool in mount pocono. 59. that

sue, sarah, good morning to you. >> at least you got a laugh and snort out of bob kelly there. >> it's crazy around here. you know, i have never seen so many plaque suvs in one

sarah. >> good morning, guys.ell this was the first time we were hearing from the core of the fed. the inner circle for janet yellen, vice chairman stanley fisher on his reaction to the brexit so i had to start with what he was thinking when he found out the referendum results about a week ago. listen. >> i saw them at 2:30 in the morning in europe and i decided i better go back to sleep because it didn't look that good. it didn't look any better when i woke up a bit later. and first reaction was surprise but extreme surprise. >> does it change the u.s. economic outlook? >> well, we're going to have to wait and see. it clearly is a huge event for the u. k. and it's an important event for europe. our direct trade with with britain is not going to make a huge difference to us but it could set off, there's a lot of things that will follow for brexit and europe and the united kingdom. those are things we have to be thinking about. >> what are you worried about specifically? >> how quickly does the british economy reac

>> good evening, sarah. good evening, laura. here in cleveland, donald trump has rear-arrived after the cameo he made on monday in a dramatic arrival. the trump plane touched down underneath soon joined mike pence's perspective vice presidential nominee. pence will accept his nomination tonight, trump will do it tomorrow, pence got a walk through here in the arena this afternoon, but earlier this afternoon, outside his arena, the streets of cleveland have come alive today, with protesters. take a look at some of the video from earlier today. these are just outside of the security perimeter here, protesters erected what they are calling wall around they were attempting to encircle the hotel where donald trump was staying, but they weren't table do that because of the security perimeter that surrounds that. so instead took this protest out on to the streets. they wrapped around, made the area of superior avenue and public square, they were met with a intense show of police. both the uniformed officers on bikes, undercover, as well

sarah, good morning. first off, set the scene for us. any folks out there this morning? know there are those coming by and paying tribute throughout hess last few days. >> reporter: it's very quiet at the moment here, alex. we expect this parking lot behind me to fill up, people stop by and take photos and pay their respects, picking up from gatherings held here since tuesday. more demonstrations planned in baton rouge this after an active but overall peaceful night, the first night we have seen law enforcement in riot gear. it was tense at moments last night, particularly when protesters blocked an intersection and police ordered them on. some of those people were removed by police, taken away. when officers fell back, however, so did a large portion of the crowd. everyone dispersed in the early morning hours. those demonstrators while active calling for justice for alton sterling, calling for the arrest of officers involved. the mother of his oldest son shared her reaction to the events of the past few days. >> it makes me feel good to know that the community is coming

sarah is live at the scene. good morning, sarah. >> reporter: good morning to you both. and as you mentioned, that gunman, 25-year-old micah xavier johnson, police are telling us he acted alone but you may remember it was initially thought his gunfire was mistaken for snipers which is why police are now calling him a mobile shooter. today we're learning a little bit more about him. while he was killed by a police detonated bomb we' war in afghanistan and he had a serious grudge against cops and white people. right now most of downtown dallas is still shut down while police still search for evidence. police here are calling it a well-planned attack. taking the lives of five officers and wounding seven more including two civilians. police say that he had a written manifestos on how to shoot and move and he did just that. he wreaked chaos in what started out as a peaceful protest, shooting -- protesting the deaths of black men in minnesota and louisiana. now again, downtown dallas is shut down as investigators look for evidence. the president is expected to be here next wee

. >>> in a couple hours, the convicted killer of sarah goode will be sentenced on long island. dante taylor is expected to get life in prison. prosecutors say he raped and stabbed that 21-year-old mother 40 times. her body was found two years ago in woods near her medford home. prosecutors say taylor was the last person to call her and to see her alive. >>> today a new jersey state senate committee will open a debate on a gas tax hike. they would offset that by eliminating the estate tax, but governor christie calls that plan dead on arrival. he ordered that work be stopped on road and bridge projects and the tax hike would help the dwindling transportation fund. >>> a solemn scene in poland. you can see pope francis visiting auschwitz. he took time to pray for the people who died in that nazi death camp. he met with survivors and people who helped to right now he's in a neighboring camp. >>> 5:41 right now on this friday morning. coming up, how a glazed doughnut got one man arrested. the messy mix-up is coming up. >>> and we're tracking that rainy weather over our area right n

. >> thank you sarah. >> good afternoon supervisor breed and board members chris staff sarah mentioned with the staff and the sfmta we're zabl to answer questions regarding the issues by the appeal. >> excuse me - >> to provide context for the appeal we'll briefly go over the project proementsdz for one acre project site in the northeast side of potrero hill between 16th street and 17th street is occupied two metal shed offices and parking lot those buildings are up to 47 needed in height and uses as a warehouse the certification of the eastern neighborhoods plan eir and adoption of the plan in 2008, the project was sdoernd from citywide to mixed use it involves the modular warehouse houses and the retention and repair and construction of two mixed use buildings with the sites to the height and zoning district in total provides three hundred and 90 units and commercial spaces and parking for three hundred and will 8 vehicles and biking and square feet of private and public open space as sarah mentioned the focused was elevated were the transportation and circulation and historic resour

. >> thank you sarah. >> good afternoon supervisor breed and board members chris staff sarah mentioned with the staff and the sfmta we're zabl to answer questions regarding the issues by the appeal. >> excuse me - >> to provide context for the appeal we'll briefly go over the project proementsdz for one acre project site in the northeast side of potrero hill between 16th street and 17th street is occupied two metal shed offices and parking lot those buildings are up to 47 needed in height and uses as a warehouse the certification of the eastern neighborhoods plan eir and adoption of the plan in 2008, the project was sdoernd from citywide to mixed use it involves the modular warehouse houses and the retention and repair and construction of two mixed use buildings with the sites to the height and zoning district in total provides three hundred and 90 units and commercial spaces and parking for three hundred and will 8 vehicles and biking and square feet of private and public open space as sarah mentioned the focused was elevated were the transportation and circulation and historic resour

with a good morning to you, sarah. what do we know so far. how worried are people? , good morning there, alex. this neighborhood north of downtown miami is known for its colorful murals and art gallery. now emerging as ground zero for the first suspected cases of homegrown zika. >> this weekend miami in the heat of battle against zika. experts say the four cases of infection in the city may be the start of the spread of mosquitos in the u.s. >>e are testing suspect patients and reporting those results to the health department. >> with that comes a renewed emphasis on education. mosquito control workers going door to door and testing standing water. pregnant women are of particular concern. >> she toll me not to go out very often. >> it is is believe to be transmitted by mosquito, sexual contact and blood transfusion. this week the fda requested blood banks stop collecting donations until they can screen for zika. one blood is testing for the virus, along with other illnesses. >> it is all an automated process. you will see a tube of blood from the donor going through

so sarah, very good to meet you and your children. it is so great they are joining you this evening. i do want to make sure -- i don't want to leave out my good friend dan jordan, who is here, president and director emeritus of the jefferson memorial foundation. dan and i have been friends for many years. we are even closer friends now, because we work together on a number of projects. but just being in monticello today, dan, reminded me of how your emphasis on scholarship and preservation together has enriched not only the visitors' experience, but american history and how we understand american history. lovelyer tonight, the leslie bowman, your successor, we were both singing your praises. it is so great for you to be here tonight. it is always an honor to see you. absentia, i want to recognize dave mccullough, who encouraged me to write this book and wrote the foreword. if you are interested in "50 great places," in addition to that, you get david mccullough's wonderful foreword. he and i will be appearing together later in boston

sarah silverman speaking at the democratic convention. we're sitting here -- hang on here. al franken for one last note. >> that was pretty good, sarah. hillary. >> unity. unity. >> hillary. >> the bernie -- can i just say to the bernie or bust people, you're being ridiculous. he told us to stretch so i figured i'd add that. >> then he cut off my speech and now we have to stretch. i have so much i want to say. >> well, okay, we -- you know -- [ chanting ] >> listen to what you did. this is a comedian, the power of comedy. >> thank god they can fix this in post. >> you know, we -- we have been -- i want to thank you because sarah and i have been asked to stretch because we are about to introduce someone that we're both huge fans of. how are we doing, guys? we close? we'll see. you know, sarah, what i love about us both being here is that it's like we're a bridge, a bridge. >> how do you figure that, al? how do you figure that we're a bridge? >> well, you were for bernie, i'm for hillary, so we are like -- like a bridge over troubled -- >> oh, good lord. ready? ladies and gentlemen, mr. paul simon. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when you're weary you feel i

good morning, sarah. >> reporter: good morning, carol. came out swinging here at the vfw convention. he was sharply critical of hillary clinton who spoke here just a day earlier. take a listen. >> we know how she takes care of the veterans. just look at her invasion of libya and her handling of benghazi. a disaster. or look at her e-mails which put america's entire national security at risk. and to think she was here yesterday. i guess she didn't do very well. >> now, trump also hit the democrats more broadly for failing to address isis in the first day of the convention yesterday. but he also came here and tried to flesh out some of his plans for how he would overhaul veterans care if he were president. this included talking about starting a dedicated line straight for the white house for veterans if they have any complaints about their care. trump says if these issues aren't addressed, he will answer the phone calls personally. he jokes maybe this will take the place of his late night twitter activities. it was a warm welcome for donald

. >>> good afternoon sarah bloomquist is off, in the news, police arrested a man wanted in a deadly shooting in salem county. new jersey governor chris christie is getting ready to campaign with donald trump later this afternoon. >>> but the big story on "action news" this noon is effort to ease troubles on the regional rails. today septa began running a new interim schedule designed to cut back on overcrowding and delays. but even with those changes riders could be feeling the squeeze, all throughout the summer. "action news" reporter catherine scott joins us live from ardmore with the update on the situation, in the suburbs today. catherine? >> reporter: rick, it depend on where you are, septa says using leased equipment shortened wait times and you can see right now in ardmore it is pretty quiet but this morning during rush hour there were still some problems, overcrowding and delays across the system. some stations were once again bypassed by pack trains. still problems on the regional rails. with amtrak trains, holding to bryn mawr this morning one of the pieces of equipment septa has o

it's a very important discussion to have. >> yang: very good, sarah holewinski, naureen shah, thank you coming in today. >> thank you. >> thanks. >> woodruff: now to iraq, and an exclusive look at fallujah, with the iraqi forces who took back the city from isis. but even with the government victory, thousands now languish in the summer desert heat, with almost nothing to sustain them. special correspondent jane arraf reports. >> reporter: this is fallujah, the morning iraqi security forces took back the city from isis. months before isis declared an islamic state in mosul two years ago, it seized this city. iraqi security forces backed by us air strikes recaptured fallujah. it took a month of fighting. the u.s. tried to make sure iraq's shiite militias backed by iran were kept on the sidelines of the battle for this sunni city. but as iraqi government forces moved on after securing the jolan neighborhood, militia fighters moved in. they scrawled graffiti on walls to make sure everyone knew they were there, and in some places, insults, accusing fallujah of being in bed with isis. "don't

sarah? >> reporter: jim, good evening. police say that lone gunman, gavin long, was specifically targeting officers after he was killed by police they found three guns on him that are now being analyzed for ownership. meantime, local leaders say while many people here in baton rouge are on edge, they're not going to let this latest shooting keep them living in fear. a mission to kill police carried for the reason the lone gunman, 29-year-old gavin long, opened fire. his victim, six officers, three of them laid dying in the sunday morning ambush. >> no doubt whatsoever that these officers were intentionally targeted and assassinated. >> reporter: now a new glimpse into who the former marine is. an avid social media user who called himself cosmo and posted comments recently about the killings by police officers and the murders of those in dallas. >> a lot of moving parts. very large puzzle. >> reporter: overnight federal agents scoured his kansas city, missouri, home for a possible motive. he served in iraq working as a comp

sarah roserio. >> reporter: good morning, protesters have gathered outside a minnesota governor mark dayton's mansion here in the capital of st. paul. there's about three dozen of them. this comes after a facebook live video went viral last night. the video appears to show the moments following the shooting of a 32-year-old black man from st. paul. the video shows a blood-soaked man identified by family as 32-year-old phaldo ka steel. his girlfriend says he was carrying a weapon, but that he had a license to carry. she tells the camera and the officer that he was going to show the officer his id. >> i told you not to reach for it. >> you told him to get his id, sir, his driver's license. >> reporter: for now the incident is under investigation, as for the officer involved, he is now on paid, administrative leave. the interim police chief says they have not had a police-involved shooting in that department in over 30 years. at this point, it's unclear how long these protesters plan on gathering outside of the mansion. for now that's the latest here in st. paul. nbc news. >> reporter: i'm in baton roug

. >> they say sarah palin was good at that. >> governor palin answered the questions in her debate onin, is that so? >> that's not so, but because that's a quick answer i want to talk about my record on energy. >> she was able to pivot most of the questions on to ground that she was comfortable in handling the questions on. >> they kept grilling me. >> do you believe college is stupid? >> i -- >> don't you think that saying college is stupid is an irresponsible remark to make? >> no. for some people college is stupid. >> you just gave him some tape. >> now they'll make a commercial of you saying college is stupid. >> he says college is stupid. >> college is stupid. >> stossel, bad for our kids! bad for america! >> knowing that one bad debate moment can wreck your campaign makes candidates very careful. when gerald ford debated jimmy cart the was a technical glitch. >> the broadcasters from philadelphia have temporarily lost the audio. >> instead of leaving the stage to take a break, neither candidate moved. >> we don't know what's happened. we're as much surprised by what's going on a

sarah, with a good morning. what is is the mood like there? do we expect more protests? i imagine you can describe it as very heavy? >> alex, not too many people here. some stopping to pay respects and taking photos. more demonstrations are planned for today in baton rouge. this after an active but overall peaceful night here in baton rouge. the first night we have seen police in riot gear. you can see there were tense moments, particularly when protesters blocked a key intersection. police ordered them off. some people removed by police and taken away. when officers fell back, however, so did a large portion of demonstrators. and by the early morning hours, most people had disbursed and the scene was quiet. this follows a day of gatherings outside the convenience store where i am where alton was killed. an economic boycott of local malls and walmart stores for this weekend is. >> if we could put enough pressure, economic pressure on the chamber of commerce, we believe they will put pressure on the chief of 34r50es police, the district attorney to bring about a resolutio

>> -- good afternoon, rick and sarah are off, i'm matt o'donnell. police identify a teenager who was shot and killed enjoying a barbecue while they search for the killer. >>> septa regional riders need to prepare for a rough commute tomorrow. >>> the story on "action news" this noon is the 240th celebration of united states of america. we'll look at the place where our nation began, independence hall our founding father declared on july 4, 1776 that the 1 colonies would rise against the british and become their own free and united democracy. what better to celebrate our freedom with a sea of red white and blue from head to toe on the young and old and four wheels and three. the jersey shore is a popular spot for friends and family to gather for the fourth, the sun, the sand and the fun capped off with fireworks. we have live team coverage on this independence day. meteorologist david murphy is standings by with the fireworks forecast. we begin with ali gorman live at independence hall with the ceremonies and celebration. happy fourth! >> reporter: h

sarah, always good to see you. congratulations to your father.had out there that will be speaking at the convention. >> thank you. it is great to be here. always a pleasure. >> so, it was a bribe, sarah. i believe that you are not going to make that case here today but should the presumptive nominee for the party say it is a bribe, that is a charge word, a felonious word. should he have said it? >> there is certainly a lot of evidence surrounding that. she did in a very public setting absolutely say that she is considering keeping the attorney general on. i think that's very hard to argue that she didn't do that when she did it in a public way. you have her husband meeting randomly on the tarmac. they just coincidentally run into each other. where there is smoke, there is fire. there is a whole lot of smoke around this situation. it certainly is coincidental that all of the cards are falling into place for hillary clinton and on a holiday weekend none theless. >> you had the fbi director come out. the point is words matter. we like to say that sp

we begin our coverage with sarah sidner live in dallas, the morning of these three funerals for the fallen officers, good> reporter: good morning, poppy. let's start with the names of those officers laid to rest today. it is brent thompson, he was the b.a.r.t. officer who was shot and killed right outside at el central college. he is the first officer to lose his life in the line of duty from b.a.r.t. then you have dallas police officer michael smith and dallas police officer lorne ahrens. they will be laid to rest. this memorial brought together two presidents, vice presidents, senator, and the message was overwhelming, we have to come together. >> we are not as divided as we say. >> reporter: president obama urging the country to unite at a memorial service for the five police officers killed in dallas. >> i know how far we've come against impossible odds. race relations have improved dramatically in my lifetime. >> reporter: the president trying once again to console the nation. >> my faith tells me that they did not die in vain. i believe our sorrow can make us a better country. i believe our righteo

travolta, sarah paulson, courtney b. vance, cuba gooding junior and david brown. he played chris darden. >> a total of 22 nominations. how does that make you feel now? >> i'm so happy for everybody involved to see it come to fruition. to see how critically it's been received to see how popularly it's been received has been overwhelming. >> next -- snubs. some of your favorites and past winners didn't make the cut. julianna margulies who had an impressive final season on "the good wife" shut out. >> and no major nominations for "the big bang theory." >> our voters have a lot of great quality work and performances to sift through and i think the voters did a great job. >> and julia louis-dreyfuss poised to make history. she was nominated for "veep," and if she wins this year, she'll be the first to claim five in a row in that category. >> julia instagramed this post-it appy face. >> back to "blackish." anthony gets a laugh out of the ampagne we brought to toast. >> only on "blackish" would we celebrate with "leroy" it says so right there on the label. it says leroy.