park chief questioning the use of handcuffs by officers that were not in uniform and said "i can't help but think the reaction by the same officers might have varied if different children had set up quaint hand-painted lemonade stand on the same spot. >> you can read the council letters. as for what is happening out here, dc delegate eleanor homes alsoments an explanation from the park police. i'm >> a little rain to deal with before we can really start the weekend. >> what is this about adjusting the time of the rain? >> yeah, still going out get out of here in time for you to enjoy your saturday. the rain is moving into parts of the shenandoah valley. nothing in the dc area right now, just warm and humid across the region. here is the remnants. look at the swirl down here to the south. this rain, a lot of flash flooding back here, the heaviest rain in the northwestern zones. there is really not a lot behind this. once it moves through that is it and we're looking at what could be a nice weekend and wait until you see what we have next week. i'm taking you hour by hour with the rain, t

>> slipped the handcuffs and tried to get somebody. >> how? p my thumb and slide it down, tried to rush the guy. the guy turned the corner and, i guess, was gone. and me and the sarge, the sarge grabbed me when i did it, wrestled and went to the ground. i just laid there and let him put the handcuffs on me, got up and walked to medical. >> after we took him to medical, he got stripped and had the shanks on him. >> what we have here is an improvised weapon that was removed from chris shiverdecker. he attempted to assault an inmate earlier today. shiverdecker claims he's had issues with one of our prison gangs that's been giving him some strife over the last couple weeks. he actually fabricated this out of a piece of a pencil sharpener. you could see the rivet right in there. and he attached a paper clip to it. put plastic cellophane around it and put a rubber band around it to make it more easy to handle, specifically when it gets full of blood if he were to slice somebody. >> how did you get the weapon out there? >> how did i get it out there t

people are upset because of the pictures on your screen, showing african american teens in handcuffs on the national mall. park police say the teens were selling bolthed water on the mall without a permit. people are asking, why selling water was serious enough for handcuffs. a spokesperson said the handcuffs were used for the safety of everybody involved. the teens were detained thursday and then released. you can read a letter d.c. council member sent to police in our app. >>> we are working for you in the community. we want to say thank you to all of you who came out to the shred event in rockville. we had a line of cars when we started shredding about 8:00 this morning. the line kept going and going and going. we're told it took about 30 minutes to get through the line. most people brought a bag or t them. >> i happen to have so many documents to be shredded, i just didn't have time to do it myself. and i'm here to have it done, and it's so efficient and they did a great job. >> this is such a popular event for us. shredding is one of the easiest ways to prevent identity theft. >>

. >> before doing a second breathalyzer test, tiger became confused by the handcuffs. >> i can't unlock my two bracelets. >> he registered a 2.00 on both tests. >> have you taken any illegal drugs? >> no. >> any medication? >> yes. >>> brandy, the singer apparently lost consciousness on a flight from los angeles to new york. here's what the pilot reported. >> we have a passenger who is unresponsi unresponsive. >> paramedics carried brandy off the plane, and was taken to a nearby hospital and is reportedly in stable condition. >> we wish her the best. >>> meanwhile, look at ariana grande, getting ready to take the stage in manchester sunday for that all-star concert to benefit the victims of the terror attack. >> it's the first sighting of arian ariana since the attack. accompanying her, her boyfriend, mac miller, and her mother. security is being ramped up for sunday's concert. the royals haven't said if they will attend, but prince william is in manchester visiting police and the injured as a children's hospital. also today, abc and freeform announced they will air the show here in the

. >> the letters here in the cell, she found what looks like a diagram or pattern of handcuff key. ufacturing stages. i probably think what he is doing is he's got all these bars of soap. what he'll start doing is cutting out a pattern to try to match it to this out of soap. then once he gets a good pattern down, he'll find a piece of metal to transfer it over to a piece of metal. and then probably try to see if it works. he was on the right track. >> so, what does it mean for the inmate? >> it's a good place for us. obviously, we know his intentions are now. for this inmate, nothing will happen. we'll take this from him. it's not in actual fabrication stages. if it was carved out of something we would have charged him with escape paraphernalia. >> we have an address book that was found in this inmate's cell. on the inside he has gang graffiti lists here. inside here known contacts with gang member here is in our facilities as well as out on the streets. this is a list of monikers they these guys go by. they have numbers here. we go through and see if we have those listed. do we kno

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. >> once he got to the police station, the handcuffs are off, he's drinking his water and still dancing. and this time there's no music. >> it's in his soul. >> they said he danced for about two hours. >> the rhythm is going to get you arrested, apparently. >>> what lurks beneath the icecaps of greenland is going to blow your mind. when we go into the water, it gets even more spectacular. not only do you get to seize though crevasses under there thanks to the work of this photographer, but watch what he is able to capture. they found some soft bodies mollusks. also found skeleton shrimp. they got more than they ever expected. they got some arctic jellyfish. >> wow. look at that. that fish is kind of plain. >> move along. move along. come on. >> it's so calm and quaint and the things they get to see that they didn't expect, by the way. this is a surprise even to them. they had no idea what they were going to find once they got down there. >> well, it's not that far down. they at least have some color. because the lower you go, they all become translucent and everything. >> and it was wor

the pictures show three young black men in handcuffs on the national mall. u.s. park play say the teenagers were selling bottled water on the mall without a permit. >> people asking why selling water was serious enough for the handcuffs. >> there's obviously a racial disparity on how they are treating these young men and other vendors on the mall. right over here we can look around, see ice cream vendors. they may get citations. i've seen them get citations before. i've never seen them hauled out of the car and put on the ground and put in handcuffs. there's obviously a disparity. we have to be honest about it. >> u.s. park police said handcuffs used for safety purposes. d.c. councilmember charles allen september a letter to u.s. park police say, "i can'tp think how the reaction by these same officers might have varied if different children had set up a quaint hand painted lemonade stand on the same spot." >>> mourners urged to wear bow ties at funeral services for jim graham. the former councilmember was known for his stylish neck wear and constituent services.

. >> police eventually took the handcuffs off diamond reynolds so she could rock and comfort her baby daughter. but they were left in the back of the police car for 45 minutes until an officer drove them to a police station for more questioning. >>> no word on their conditions tonight. or what caused that boat to flip. >>> a group of first responders in hayward went above and beyond the call of duty. mowing the grass, pulling weeds and cutting back the shrubs. they say it was their pleasure. >>> talk about flower power. the conservative went tie dye tonight. >> reporter: for the first time in its history, the conservatory of power. to take this crowd back to the summer of love. >> the spirit of the 60s lit up the conservatory of flowers kicking off the 50th anniversary of the summer of love in the summer solstice. >> it was amazing. the atmosphere of light and love in one container it was really beautiful. >> all you need is love. >> i really loved it. >> san francisco based creative studio of pure digital is behind the sophisticated production complete with flowery, groovy and some w

then he said they walked him out to an alley, took off the handcuffs and handed him over to i.c.e. the city attorney agreed that was a violation of the city sanctuary ordinance and agreed to pay figueroa a hefty check. not everyone agrees with the decision. >> it's an insult to the taxpayers of san francisco of which i am one. our money shoulden be used for that. >> reporter: mayor -- should not be used for that. >> reporter: mayor ed lee supports the settlement. >> how much are your rights worth? how much is it worth to correct the perception that it could happen to a whole slew of immigrants who said i'm not going to walk the streets. i'm not going to see my doctor. how much should that cost? >> reporter: figueroa was only trying to recover his stolen car. according to his lawsuit, police discovered he had a federal deportation order which is a civil offense, not a crime, still he spent two months in federal detention during which time the federal construction worker's car was auctioned off. he said he was treated badly and he said it several times, ken, that it was treatment and

. >> they brought the handcuffs, and then i got scared. >> reporter: our two-year investigation exposes disturbing trend in schools that is leaving minorities and kids with disabilities most at risk. >> it's a child, it's your -- baby. >> reporter: tonight, we hold the powerful accountable. >> you have no idea that these kids are getting criminal records? >> i would not know that one way or the other. >> reporter: we expose the misuse of police and the lack of training. >> how much can you really learn in 30 minutes? >> you can learn a lot in 30 minutes? our investigation prompts the obama white house to take action, now leading to major changes with tens of thousands of students in the bay area. >> good evening, nationwide, schools call the police on their students more than 200

. >> police eventually took the handcuffs off so she could rock and comfort her daughter. but they remained there for 45 minutes before being driven to a nearby police station for further questions. mireya ville rarrealvillarreal,. >>> a plane crashed yesterday. was on a training mission and carried missiles. the pilot ejected and was treated for minor injury. no one on the ground was injure. the plane was part of the oklahoma national guard. >>> coming up on "morning news," doping punishment. olympic officials sanction russia forwidespread heating. >>> and a capitol hero takes the mound to throw out the first pitch. this is the "cbs morning news." why suffer? stand up to chronic migraine with botox® botox® is the only treatment for chronic migraine shown to actually prevent headaches and migraines before they even start. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. it's injected by a doctor once every 12 weeks. and is covered by most insurance. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection, causin

then he says they walked him out into an alley, took off the handcuffs and handed him over to i.c.e. e federal immigration agency. the city attorney agreed that that was a violation of the city's sanctuary ordinance and agreed to pay figueroa $190,000. not everyone agrees with the decision. >> it's an insult to the taxpayers of san francisco, of which i am one. our money should not be used for that. >> reporter: mayor ed lee defends the settlement. >> how much is your rights worth? how long is it to correct, um, the perception with a whole slew of immigrants who said, god, if that can happen to him, i'm not going to walk the streets, i'm not going to go to school, i'm not going to see my doctor. what does that all cost? >> reporter: he had only gone to the police station to recover his stolen vehicle. according to his lawsuit, police discovered he had a federal deportation order which is a civil offense, not a crime. still he spent two months in federal detention during which time the construction worker's car was auctioned off. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >

the man put handcuffs on me. >> she's on probation for battery and there's some type of impulse control that leaves me very concerned. >> perfect situation for the family meeting my dad. he left letters for me when i was growing up. sounds like a nice guy. >> you're very immature, like a kid that don't want to grow up. >> i wanted to plead guilty and get it over with. she never steered me wrong, she knows what's best. >> hello? hey, ma. they told me that -- that they'll release me from here if i plead guilty. okay. if i don't plead the guilty plea, there's still a chance to send me across the street. if they send me across the street then i'll be facing charges over there. yes, ma'am. i love you, too. >> aaron, come on up. >> i tried to go straight. but driving is just my thing. i just like driving. that's what get me in trouble all the time. my whole life has always been taking somebody's car. >> over the past six years 17-year-old aaron ashburn has become a familiar face at lake county juvenile. >> this will be your last picture as a juvenile. >> with his 18th birthday just days away,

. >> reporter: police eventually took the handcuffs off diamond reynolds so she could rock and comforter daughter. but they were left in that patrol car for 45 minutes until they were driven to a nearby police station for more questioning. >> mason: mireya villarreal, thanks. the co-founder and c.e.o. of the ride service uber has been driven out of his job. investors forced out travis kalanick following complaints of sexism and harassment among other problems at the $70 billion company. kalanick will remain on uber's board of directors. se isis loses its grip on iraq's second largest city, its fighters today blew up mosul's great mosque that stood for 840 years. its minaret leaned like the tower of pisa. moe mosque was where abu bakr al-baghdadi declared a so-called islamic caliphate in 2014. isis now controls just a few neighborhoods of the city. coming up next on the "cbs isening news," an american aid worker in mosul run through isis fon fire to rescue a child. and before he opened fire on members of congress, the gunman went sightseeing. you control your blood sugar. get into a dai

during that time, inmates escaped the handcuffs. overpowered the officers and shot them with their own service weapons, which we're told they still have. since then, police say the incredibly dangerous men were spotted at dollar store and ransacked a home for food and clothing. leaving people all throughout the state on edge. back to you. >>> 6:14. if you see angry messages about uber on social media pages this morning, this could be why. the company held a meeting yesterday to discuss the findings of report of allegations of sexual harassment. during the meeting, uber board member made a sexist remark about women. later apologized and resigned from the board. different note, kalanick indefinite leave of absence. >>> that was comedian bill cosby with an unusual outburst as he left court yesterday. this morning the jury back for a third day of deliberations to decide fate. cosby on trial for sexual assault. accused of drugging and assaulting a woman back in 2004. cosby says his encounter with that woman was consensual. facing three co

an hour later officers removed the handcuffs as they determined the man was the seoole suspect. she was running to safety after hearing the gunshots. she was not a victim. the leader o of a nonprofit group responded to the scene. rerepresents from the streets to the grave. he said this is a hot spot for gang violence. >> it has a history, as many well know, of gang related issues. >> reporter: there was no issue this incident was gang related. >>> we have new developments in the shooting of a sacramento sheriff's deputy. abc 7 has learned the suspect is linked to another violent crime in the bay area nearly decade ago. nicory spann used the deputy's own gun to shoot him in the face last night. investigators say spann attacked the deputy, fired the gun and grabbed two shots. he remains hospitalized. back in 2008, spann was arrested in the shooting deaths of a brother and sister. three men were convicted for those murders in december but not spann. >>> in washington the house is said to vote tomorrow on two bills designed to toughen immigration enforcement. the first bill is named

>> they got the handcuff, the radio, the gas. you got nothing. you have yourself. you are your own weapon in this war. >> richard penn has spent the last ten days in disciplinary confinement due to an assault on two officers. he has been moved from general population to a single-man cell. he is on heightened security and must wear a spit mask any time he is out of his cell. sergeant carter was one of the two officers involved in the assault. >> when i ask an inmate a question, i expect an answer. if i tell them to do something, i expect them to do it. this is not a place where things are optional. >> the assault occurred after penn had been escorted by sergeant carter and another officer to medical for some tests. >> while we're in medical, inmate penn the whole time sat there giving me this evil look. and i didn't understand what was going on. i told the other officer i was with, when we get back to the dorm, i want to talk to this inmate, find out what's going on. >> and he's like, so what's up with you giving me the evil eye in medical? i said, i wasn't giving y

last week when we told you a us officers placed the teens in handcuffs for the officer's safety. the chief did respond to councilmember alan after he sent the letter. >> i feel like he understood why i and so many other people were disturbed. >> reporter: they buy bottles water from those teenagers because they don't like using the drinking fountain. it's not clear and warm and the dishes are dirty. some don't work. others have birds hanging out in them and some contain bird droppings. >> kind of nasty on the inside. >> reporter: the national park service blames the aging infrastructure and $850 million worth of deferred maintenance projects for the drinking fountain issues. now the national park service spokesperson sent me an e-mail moments ago stating that a custodial maintenance crew wipes down the drinking fountain. how of he says he's going to get back to me. meanwhile here on the national mall it's expected to be very crowded over the next few days. you have the smithsonian festival along with 4th of july. i'm shomari stone, news4. >> thank you. >>> it's going to be gettin

. >> dear god -- >> police eventually took the handcuffs off diamond reynold so she could rock and comfort her daughter. they were left in the back seat of the patrol car for 45 minutes until an officer drove them to the police station for questioning. anthony. >> thanks. coming up next, an american aid worker in mosul runs through isis gunfire to rescue a child. and before he opened fire on members of congress, the gunman went sight seeing. ♪ new lysol kitchen pro eliminates 99.9% of bacteria without any harsh chemical residue. lysol. what it takes to protect. sorry about the holdup, folks. we have some congestion on the runway and we will have you on your way. ♪ runway models on the runway? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money evan saved by switching to geico. i would not wear that lace. hmm, i don't know? fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. and they happen easily. the other side of this... is they can be removed... easily. spray and wash's... powerful formula... removes over 100 stains. spray

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>> nobody wants handcuffs to be truly off. the last thing anybody wants to do and certainly any of my peers would recommend is that we move back to the deregulation that we had prior to the financial crisis that did not end well. we've had a painful decade of rebuilding the banks capital on that on the other hand, eight, nine years of continuous regulation, supplemental leverage ratio, tier one capital ratios, and i could go on forever, there's been a lot absorb, let's consume, take a pause now. and there are clearly some areas that need to be dialed back a bit. >> on the point of slr, and lcr, liquidity coverage ratio, there has been talk among the administration officials easing up on those two ratios in particular, and secretary mnuchin said easing up on lcr could unleash or free billions if not trillions of dollars in liquidity. how could that impact morgan stanley in the banking industry? >> i think it's bullish for the banks, to be honest. if you look at -- just take the supplemental leverage ratio, if you look at the securi

where they would sit for more than 20 minutes. >> when the handcuffs were removed reynolds comforts herill unaware that castile is dead. >> later that night, in interviews with investigators, reynolds get the news. >> what did they say? i know you just got the tapes. >> i think -- i don't think. >> heartbreak too much for words. >> so tough all the way around. hard to believe the video last night and then this. >> as a mom -- >> i can't even imagine to see that four-year-old girl and that innocence saying she doesn't want her mom to get shooted and that she, you know, wants her to be safe and she can keep her save. it's shattering. >> it is. >> just reminder of course that officer who shot castile was acquitted just last week. >>> president trump is saying thank you to the new jersey high school students who's trump shirts ended up censored in their yearbook. president posted a facebook message shoutin shout to the wah school students. they found the president' name removed from their cher. another girl says her quote from president trump was changed school board suspended that year by

the quran filled with bacon was burned and left hanging on the handcuff on offense. as at the mosque in sacramento and on friday night pages ripped from the quran were thrown outside of the islamic center in davis, picked up by the worshipers during the ramadan prayers. muslim community leaders say it is sad that there centers and religion are being targeted, but they remain united.>> this is the statement in the face of evil action and it is to stay the course and to stick to your ground, and to keep moving forward. >> it is disappointing is sad that people resort to this to try to intimidate a faith-based community but we will not let them win. >> this is the second time the davis center has been targeted and last week one man was found guilty of vandalizing the property and leaving bacon on the door handles in january and the woman was sentenced to five years probation. >>> the former minister of pakistan cut short his trip to be near the victims of the huge highway fire when the oil tanker truck overturned and began leaking fuel on the major highway. people from t

is it time now to reset how we look at the handcuffs on the fbi? >> absolutely. i've long felt we need to be more aggressive in the cyber world. more aggressive in our communications in terms of helping to counter extremist ideologies but look, what i'm worried about is the more we draw the line, the more violence, the more muslim versus christian, hatred, the three people who got stabbed in portland, to death they are, that is an indication of the violence on the other side of people who want to take. leland: in fairness, congressman, that is a rare event and had widespread condemnation. >> it's not is rare as many people would think. leland: it's a pretty rare. >> the people who were shot in kansas, planned parenthood attack and there were numerous jewish centers that have been attacked, oakland's city bombing. leland: but none of those have a common thread of an extremist ideologies is funded by governments in the middle east. >> look, the last part is true. they absolutely have a common thread of an extremist ideololo. leland: none of these people listen to t

james kauffman was brought into the courtroom in handcuf handcuffs. the charges. >> reporter: filed again him as he pulled out a gun as they executed a search warned at his office tuesday morning. the former husband of murdered radio host april kauffman found shot to death in their home in 2012. kauffman's lawyer wanted it sooner but the judge wanted it earlier. >> we believe he is a dather to himself and others and we'll move to detain dr. kauffman. >> he is upset and feels he is unfairly accused of things and everybody has a breaking point. >> he says he has no idea what the fbi was looking for on tuesday. authorities will only say it's part of a wide ranging investigation not related to april kauffman's death. dr. kauffman's current wife was in court but declined to comment. >> he looks great in orange. i'm happy we are safe for another weekend. >> we checked and his office was locked up today. >> whoever it is and everybody has their suspicions i want to find out. >> dr. kauffman's detention hearing is set for monday at 8:00 a.m. >>> the burlington

the sergeant put the handcuffs on her and escorted her out. >> slaughter was confined to a cell on anotherloor pending a disciplinary hearing for refusing orders. >> i think she's better off housed with less people, or even by herself. >> why is all this stuff coming at me? i just don't understand. >> having all these girls picking on her, it seems so unfair to me. i really think she shouldn't have been treated that way. and i don't think she should have been the one that goes down there. it should have been the ones that started all the mess for her, calling her names. >> so fairfax ain't [ bleep ]. i can't wait to leave here. tell them the same thing when i go to my hearing, too. the same exact thing. i'm going to write it up better. >> in preparation for the hearing, slaughter writes out her testimony. >> explain to them everything. but i don't even think that's going to do anything. they're not going to care. >>> coming up, jasmine slaughter mounts a highly detailed defense. >> is there anything else that deals directly with the refusing to obey a direct order? >> yeah, everything. >>

one thing she said to the san francisco chronicle as she was coming into office is that she felt the handcuffs were off. it is more about harris standing up and fighting for what she campaigned on. >> enough of the rhetoric. what kind of a boost is she getting out of this i know you are getting fundraising as a result. >> it is true. she has raised about a million dollars for her own committee since getting into office. she has raised a quarter million dollars for her colleagues, which is the biggest benefit. >> her staff is clearly on top of this. a fundraising e-mail went out -- subject line, they told me to be courteous, or something like that. she is understanding that things are happening. she is leveraging bad as best she can. >> so we may be hearing from her? >> if it were a hillary clinton administration, it would be a slow climb. and anonymous client. the election of trump had a level lysing effect in the united states. she is raising her voice. >> the democrats are really grasping trying to find a new pallet to get behind. all of your leadership is in their 70s. they are looking for

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police followed up on sightings of selby at homes and even a 7-eleven wearing a shirt to cover the handcuffs that he was still wearing. schools were closed for the day. >> we are worried for his well-being and the citizens' well-being. >> he has an extensive drug criminal history, but no violence, and we feel that it's safe. he's just trying to escape. >> reporter: and on that note, police don't know why because now selby is facing an automatic felony charge for escaping. the chief says the deputy was pushed out of the way was not injured. i asked what should you do if you live in this area and you spot this man, he says simply, call 911. live in doylestown, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> now to more breaking news, this time out of orlando. multiple people have been killed. actually, we are learning now that five people have been killed in a shooting in an industrial area. this is orlando. we are just getting new information because police are holding a news conference right now, but here's what we know. around 8:00 this morning the shooting started in a business that makes awnings for rvs i

. >> and they were taking the man in handcuffs down the other side. he had no, he was blank. he was just totally blank. >> reporter: bomb-sniffing dogs deployed to scour the airport as flint city hall and the police department were placed on lockdown as a precaution. that officer rushed to the hospital for surgery. that officer is out of surgery and in stable condition. the suspect remains in fbi custody and is being questioned. alex perez, abc news, flint, michigan. >>> also breaking overnight, tropical storm cindy is lashing the gulf coast before making landfall at the texas/louisiana border. >> it is affecting a wide area very heavy rain and rough seas. >> and a 10-year-old boy was killed when a log crashed down on him as he stood on the shore. >> and there is flooding in new orleans with more expected. officials have been strengthening the levees and owner flood control systems for days there. let's get more detailed forecast now from accuweather. >> meteorologist justin povick is joining us. >> around 8:00 yesterday, it made its move to the north. then bending back to th

and then the judge ordered them to be remanded into the custody of the sheriff, and that's when the handcuffs went on them, and now they are being held by the same agency that they used to work for. they're the ones that used to take people in custody. now they're in custody and will be for at least 15 years. >> do we know where they will spend time behind bars? >> reporter: julie, i don't know where. i do know it won't be here where they used to work. that's for sure. but i'm not sure exactly which facility they will take them to next. >> will they likely separate them or keep them together and isolate them possibly? >> reporter: yeah, they could. it could go either way, julie. they're not expecting a prison break, but they could isolate them. i think right now when they took them out of the courtroom they took them together. they're together right now. whether they will remain that way remains to be seen. >> jesse gary in the south bay, thank you. >>> a preliminary hearing got underway for a former oakland police officer accused of tipping off a prostitute to police stings in exchange for a

the bbc is reporting a man was taken from the scene in handcuffs. the u.s.assy in london is urging people to avoid the area and monitor local news. london bridge is closed in both directions. the london bridge train station also closed, and we're following the situation right now on our 24-hour streaming channel cbsn at cbsnews.com. demonstrators were on the march from coast to coast today at rallies in washington, d.c. and fountain valley,ville. crowds applauded president trump's decision this week to pull out of the paris climate accord. anti-trump protesters took to the streets in new york and denver raising their voices for tougher investigations into team trump's relations with russia. this all comes days before fired f.b.i. director james comey is scheduled to testify on capitol hill. paula reid is at the white house. >> our first foreign trip was full of historic and unprecedented achievements. >> reporter: in his weekly address, president trump said he looks forward to working with other world leaders following his first trip overseas. >> joined by m

. >> before doing a second breathalyzer test tiger became confused by the handcuffs. >> i can't unlock them. >> he blew a 0.0 but admitted he takes several prescriptions. >> have you taken any illegal drugs? >> no. >> okay. have you taken any medication? >> yes. >> the medications he confessed to taking were redacted from the video. the golfer had his fourth serious back surgery in three years in april. >> tiger's dui puts at risk over $40 million in endorsement income. >> michael ohanian of "forbes" is tracking the fallout from tiger's arrest. >> his biggest single payday comes from his business arrangement with nike, which pays him over $20 million annually. >> in addition to nike woods also endorsed tailor made golf clubs and rolex watches. so far tiger's corporate sponsors have mostly been silent. >> i want to point out tiger competed griefly this season but pulled out of a tournament in february with back spasms and will not play again this year. by the way, it's now been nine years since tiger won a major championship. looking forward to him making a return. >>> moving on to the

the driver was taken away in handcuffs. the student was walking against a red light at the time she was hit. >>> philadelphia police are twrieght -- trying to determine if charges will be made against a man. police say a woman was arguing with a tow truck driver who was trying to repo -- repossess a minivan. the truck driver shot and killed the woman's boyfriend. >> we looked down and saw the smoke coming off arc people screaming running away from the scene. >>> a dog was caught in the crossfire and killed. tow truck driver is claiming self-defense and cooperating with the police. >>> this man right here, chelsea outlaw of minquadale is in jail charged with a shooting that sent a 6-year-old boy to the hospital in critical condition. the child sean banner was hit in the head. he is in critical condition at a. i. dpownt hospital. he faces -- dupont hospital, he faces several charges including attempted first degree murder. >>> >> the first woman firefighter from the philadelphia fire department to die in the line of duty. >>>

. >> they were taking the man in handcuffs down the other side. he had no -- he was blank. he was just totally blank. >> reporter: bomb sniffing dogs deployed to scour the airport as flint city hall and the police department were placed on lockdown as a precaution. that officer rushed to the hospital for surgery. >> and alex perez with us live tonight at the airport in flint. and alex, you have late word on both the officer an the suspect tonight? >> reporter: that's right, david. we're being told that officer is out of surgery and in stable condition. the suspect remains in fbi custody and is being questioned. david? >> alex perez leading us off tonight. alex, thank you. >>> and we move onto another headline that broke late today. a verdict tonight after a police shooting that led to protests in milwaukee. the officer firing and then again after the suspect tosses his gun. tonight, the jury acquitting him on all charges. and here's abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas with the video. >> reporter: it was a deadly encounter with police, over in seconds, caught on

the man who was the top prosecutor left the courtroom in handcuffs pleading guilty and resigning from office. the former district attorney was accused of illegally accepting gifts from two businessmen for illegal favorites. he pleaded guilty for one of 29 counts against him. 28 counts were dismissed. jurors tell "action news" they are gobsmacked about the plea deal. >> we never got to deliberate which was disappointing. i think he was more on the guilty side. a lot of evidence we had presented so far was not so great for mr. williams. >> i think the evidence that was given i think seth williams in my opinion was a guilty man. >> the judge said he did not trust alwith himself to appear for sentencing and sent him straight to jail. williams sentencing can scheduled until october 24th. he faces up to five years in prison. >>> police are searching for a man who tried to lure two boys from a convenience store. the man bought snacks from the boy and attempted to get them to go outside with him to his car by offering them hats and fijt spinners -- fidget spinners. the boy alerted the store s

the judge had adjourned court for day. that's when federal thoughts went in, placed handcuffs on him and led him out. certainly the optics of h, he was still the district attorney early this morning when he came to court, having been led away by handcuffs by federal authorities, it was stunning the say the least. in terms of seth williams coming into court, you saw a lit billion it that video. he walked into court. he was smiling, greeted people, said good morning. he knew what he was going to do but perhaps he didn't realize he was going to be in a jail cell this evening. remember at the end of pleading guilty he expressed to the judge he wanted to be on bail leading up to trial. leading up to trial he's been on bail, staying with his family, but the judge said, i do not believe you, i don't believe you're not a flight risk, and sew he decided to send him to the federal detention center and that's where he'll remain until october. >> talk about a dramatic change, thank you. >>> coming up at 6:00, what will happen to williams? harry hairston gets firsthand accounts. >> do you have any idea what it loo