attorney's decision to let officer trainor off. sterling's toxicology report of the blood alcohol content twice the legal limit at the time of his death and he tested positive for pcp, and despite this new information, mayor bowser spoke with bruce johnson, telling us that she still believes d.c. police should be held accountable for his death. officer trainor failed to turn on his body camera until minutes after the shooting. >> he was having a good time laughing and talking and talking about how things were going for us. my daughter and my son, in their future lives, they were talking about laughing and rallying around each other to have a good time. the next week he was gone and we still don't have any answers as to what really happened with him. >> the u.s. attorney made the decision not to press charges against officer trainor on the third anniversy brown's death, another unarmed black man shot and killed by police officers. this happened in ferguson, missouri but the two cases are miles apart. hilary lane has more. >> reporte

and the mayor called for trainor to resign. sterling's family is suing the city for $50 million and hopes their lawsuit will reveal more details about what happened. >>> right now we have an update on the d.c. firefighter who was badly injured after being hit by a fire truck while responding to a fire last week. today we learned that james smothers remains in critical condition. he's undergoing his his fiance and other family members say they are grateful for the community's support, also today the men and women who helped train mothers at the academy shared their feelings about the rookie who always wanted to be a firefighter. >> very quiet, reserved, very intelligent and you asked him a question, he will smile and give you the big, white teeth buent wh you put him out on the yard, he always performed. >> we always as a family as brothers and sisters throughout the department are here for him and his family and, you know, i am choked up because i was on the particular run with him that night, you know. i just wish him all the

mayor muriel bowser and the police chief are calling for trainer -- trainor's resignation. >> i hope they consider the the family. they can also consider that this is not a good chapter in our city's history. this is something everybody is watching. adrianna: police have 30 days to review the case. is on administrative leave until the review is complete. one person is dead after a fiery crash. authorities tell us that a tractor-trailer crash, then caught fire near the middletown rest area. flames also spread to the surrounding woods. one person was found dead inside the truck. police are trying to figure out what caused the big rig to leave the road. right now, seat pleasant police chief devon martin is still recovering in the hospital after crashing his motorcycle. police say good samaritans helped him at the scene. he is being treated for nonlife threat cause of the crash is under investigation. police do not believe speed or alcohol were factors. a few storms possible tonight. meteorologist molly cochran is here with a look at your forecast. molly: good afternoon. we are starting

attorney and investigators for two hours to hear an explanation for why police officer brian trainor would not be indicted. the u.s. attorney's office had no comment today on the family's claims about potentially missing video evidence. authorities said sterling was shot after a reckless, high speed motorcycle chase that ended when his bike intentionally struck the police car officer and the police car, rather, that officer trainor was getting out of. >>> the wharf development is reestablishing southwest d.c. as a waterfront destination. set to open in about two months. with it comes thousands of new jobs. stephanie galehart owshs us which residents are first in line to fill the new position. >> when it comes to been looking for jobs for months. >> if i'm not making money i'm spending money. >> it's hard looking for a job if you don't know someone if that industry, even if you have the skills and talent for it. >> citywide we know unemployment is low in the western part of the city and unemployment is very high in the eastern parts of the city. >> reporter: that's why this job fair i

last year officer brian trainor fatally shot sterling.is account of the incident was put into question because he did not turn on his body camera until after he fired his gun. yesterday prosecutors said there wasn't enough evidence to prove officer trainor willfully used unreasonable force. >>> hurricane franklin roaring ashore early this morning. the powerful storm made landfall on gulf -- central gulf coast of mexico pounding the area with flash floods, mudslides heavy winds. short timing a the national weather service downgraded frank link back to tropical storm. franklin is expected to disappear as it moves further west today. >>> now to update on taylor swift's trial. accusing radio dj david mueller of groping her back in 2013. swift's mother took the stand yesterday tearing up while testifying. andrea swift said they didn't initially report the incident for fear that it would embarrass the pop star's career. a number of witnesses are still expected to testify including swift's bodyguard her manager and the singer herself. >>> and fi

so brian trainor excuse me. clearly this is far from being over, guys.as annie shared the d.c. police department now begins its invesigation to determine whether trainor stays on the force. we'll talk with d.c. police peter newsham about that when he joins us live tomorrow right here at 8m on fox5. >> still a lot to get to in that case. we got you covered on fox5. >>> five minutes past the hour. that means it's time to check in with tucker barnes and get check on our good morning, tuck. >> steve, another nice morning. overnight lows in the 50s north and west. another comfortable day. in the mid 80s this afternoon. change from yesterday a little more in the way of humidity, and touch more cloudiness than yesterday, but all in all, a nice afternoon for us particularly when we look at where we are on the tal lender in august. 72 at reagan national. 60s at dulles. 65 degrees. 68 now in baltimore. bwi marshall. quick look at your radar and your satellite. quiet generally. got a little organized clo cloudiness there out towards west virginia and the best chanc

you can see mark trainor from the uk creating something. you can see it moving around, scurrying around creating different shading. looks like he's filling in words as well. so what is he up to? >> art? >> not necessarily the art we need but the art we deserve. >> and panningout. >> starts to reveal a pretty famous silhouette. >> along with the question, huh, batman is asking. will you marry rob? >> i don't know if rob is short for robin, but that would be cool. >> are you kidding? look at that. i love it. >> and commissioned this piece to propose in a super heroey kind of way. >> rob has to wait for fran to return the favor and have him design the response in the sand. >> i think she just said, yes. >> we can see in the picture they look happy. actually a fun way of doing it. >>> another video. lake tahoe. they're re-creating pictures. there with his family and re-creating pictures with his sister from 20 years before. even doing it with her girlfriend. re-creating a picture from about three years before, but suddenly -- >> what? >> he's o

road rage not race drove the resident of trainor to kill argues the county da. rodney roberson believes it was skin color. >> i can't think of no other alternative he would have done something like that. >> reporter: held without bail and charged with murder desper waived misery limb nary hearing. next stop is a trial in common pleas court. a local activist is planning forums on the killings. >> to bring some rei sol, some peace and some closure. not only just for the family but for the community at large. >> reporter: robersons say they'll bring a civil suit and want the harshest possible punishment. in would you like him put to death? >> i would like to see the death penalty for him, yes. >> reporter: rodney roberson says desper took his daughter from him. now he wants to make it painful for desper in every way he can. ♪ >>> eagles get a win in their second preseason game. sean bell will tell you what he liked and did didn't like. his commentary in 15 seconds. pas ♪ >>> there's only two preseason games this year where we get to see what the team will actually

road rage not race drove the resident of trainor to kill argues the county da. rodney roberson believes it was skin color. >> i can think of no other alternative he would have done something like that. >> reporter: hell without bail and charged with murder, desper waived his preliminary hearing. next stop is trial in common pleas court. a local activist is planning forums on the killing. >> bring some resolve some peace and some close shower not only just for the family but for the community as large. >> the robersons say they'll bring a civil suit, and want the harshest possible punish many. >> would you like him put to death? >> i would like to see the death penalty for him, yes. >> reporter: rodney roberson says desper took his daughter from him. now he wants to make it painful for desper in every way he can. >>> jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> ♪ >> it is a summer thursday. you know what that means. time for orr down the shore. live look at wildwood. wonderful day to hit the beach and meteorologist kathy orr is live right there right now. hey, kathy. >> what beau

the us attorney general's office won't pursue charges or, um, again the officer here trainor.me down not to pursue charges? >> you know, we went out and we tried to explain to the community when this happened. >> u.s. attorney' office. >> we went to a number of community meetings to explain the process. the responsibility for dete determining whether or not the actions of the officer were criminalize solely within the authority of the us attorney's office. when they finish, what this signifies to us they've completed their criminal investigation. they've determined that they cannot make a criminal case against the officer. now they hasn't the case over to the police department and we have 30 days to do an administrative review to see if any policies or rules were violated. so that's where we, you know, that's the thing that i can control. you know, i have met with the sterling family. this is an incredibly sad story. they lost their 31-year-old son, um and they have a lot of questions that they want answered and i think it's our responsibility through this investigation first

. >> reporter: desper twaite of trainor delaware county charged with june 28th slaying of the 18-year-old with two met at the intersection of route 100 and 202 in west goshen. roberson in her car desper a red truck. it was road rage claim investigators which made desper fire his 40 caliber pistol at the recent high school graduate fatally striking her in the he head. >> would you like him put to death? >> i would like to see the death penalty for him, yes. >> reporter: roberson was joined in west chester by dozens of supporters and family members wearing shirts emblazoned with the face of the teenager and carrying banners demanding justice. >> that's hate. premeditated. it's thought out. to pick it up to point it to pull the trigger that's all pre head at any time. >> held without bail desper shuffled in front of a judge in chains where he waived his right for a hearing and was walked o out. a trial in common pleas court is next. roberson believes racial hate is at the root of his child's dea death. >> you were concerned that you believe that this was race based that he shot your daughter

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robert trainor, msnbc analyst and former bush/cheney senior adviser.hite, cnbc contributor. ben, we'll start with you. we don't know much about this plan but based on what we know what did president trump deliver us yesterday? because, listen, across the board all americans want jobs and they want their taxes lowered. if you actually look at what he delivered it was the campaign rally speech attacking trade, going after claire mccaskill. he didn't need to d that. >>, no he didn't. let's talk about what we know about the tax plan right now which is not a lot. what he talked about specifically was taking the corporate rate from 35% to 15%. >> most corporations don't pay 35%. >> exactly, which gets to the larger point of how you do tax reform versus tax cuts. but paint the backdrop. corporate profits, very high, stock market, very high. most polls s show that american think they pay too much tax, and he wants to do it in a populist way that cut ts tacs taxes for middle-income folks but he didn't give specifics on that. it's not clear he's in a great polit

meghan trainor, "lips are moving." dylan is off.>> he blew it up. >> you guys are amazing. for those that don't know, that are just tuning in, i'm drinking a cold brew made -- i went to al-bucks. he makes his own coffee and serves guests coffee. and it's actually delicious. >> thank you. >> have you ever had a negative review? everyone loves it. >> i have not. >> i told him he should package it. put his picture on the front of it and give me a cut. >> buy it if you put my picture on it. >> he'll come up with a catchy name. >> you should do that. al-bucks. i think it will take off. >> here's what's hard to -- it is hard to fathom that "america's got talent," this is the 12th season of this show. >> it's hard to fathom because you don't think it's that good? >> no. it seems like -- just flies by. >> time >> we had a get together. the lovely people at nbc threw us a party. simon and paul greenblatt threw us a party. and what is happening now is unprecedented. it is the number one show of the summer. in our 12th season, we are breaking

struggling to stay afloat the company also bringing in a new ceo to turn the company around terry trainorns us now for his first interview since being name chief executive officer we're thrilled to have him on the program this morning tell us about this deal and what it means and where you're taking this company >> andrew, great to be with you. thanks so much for making time it's always a pleasure to join you all. look, soundcloud is just an extremely interesting platform i was very excited to be part of the deal and work with the investors and founders to bring this together. it's truly one of a kind where it's the largest creator-driven audio platform on the web where any creator and millions a month use soundcloud to upload their audio and share it, distribute it easily across the web, across any device to reach a massive audience and with the opportunity, you know, it's very exciting in terms of us building tools for those creators, continuing to develop our subscriber base there, as well as a totally differentiated listener experience built upon the content of those artists >> kerry,

this week prosecutors decided not to press charges against the officer brian trainor is his name becauseinsufficient evidence. mayor muriel bowser has called for that officer's resignation and the chief tells us the dc police department is working towards finding out what happened here as well. >> the police department has reached out to the officer's attorney and there are discussions about a resignation but that has not been concluded at this point. i can tell was i really want to make sure happens through this process is that we don't have something like this happen again in our city. i have met with the sterling family. this is an incredibly sad story. they lost their 31-year-old son, um, and they have a lot of questions that they want answered and i think it's our responsibility through this investigation first of all to do it as quickly as we can and get them the answers that they deserve. >> meantime the sterling family has filed a civil suit against the d.c. $50 million. >>> all right. let's take it to prince george's county now. the seat pleasant maryland police chief continues

us was some reaction to these numbers is mark hauten along with a member of navy capital and trafd trainor new constructs i'll begin with the shareholder here what do you make of the quarter, the reaction to the stock, the various issues plaguing this company? how are you kind of divesting all of this? >> i then this was decent. the ad growth was really solid and the arpo was increased and there's a wall of stock out there from the last lockup and lockup on monday so it's hard to justify jumping in ahead of that. >> mark, do you think that's the main concern here. are the additional shares coming into the market? >> i think that's definitely a concern. for me the one thing that stood out from the numbers having to start to dissect them is while american daily users were a little bit higher than expected the arpo was lower than expected and that may prove to be one of the sticking points with people. >> that's because snapchat says we're focusing on north america largely. it's our most -- not only our best fit audience, the most lucrative one, so now our saying the average revenue per unit