effort being made, a very extensive effort being made to review all the facts and leave no stone unturned. >> reporter: the attorney defending the police officer says he "performed his duties as he was trained." in other cases, more officers are facing criminal charges in deadly incidents, according to the washington post. in 18 months, charges against officers in fatal shootings has tripled. that's little comfort for the garner family. >> we have to stop the killing stop the violence. we have to start healing. >> reporter: garner family is frustrated, waiting two years to find out if this case will ever go to trial. cecelia. >>> turning to the severe storms across the country. five reported tornados in kansas and colorado. in the last 24 hours. including this one in syracuse, kansas. millions in the storm zone tonight and abc's rob marciano has more. you were tracking dangerous lightning. >> especially on the east coast. a lot of heat and humidity has built up. some thunderstorms popped up as well. two injuries in point pleasant, new jersey. covered all the way to florida. and severe thu

reporter: it's not clear why the investigators miss these spec of their unturned. they are sifting through a pile of gravel where the latest human remains were found. >> you think you are safe. they just found bodies over there. reporter: for now it looks like one body. are constantly moving dirt around at the side. >> help i how busy is this site? >> not very busy. reporter: she had a metal plate from an earlier break and evidence of knows work. she was found wearing ankle boots, a white t-shirt and black investigators are checking her description with missing person databases and will extract dna from the remains once they have a sample. >> we are most concerned with finding the people who knew her and having her identified. reporter: looking live, they the gun i asked the district attorney if there was a sign of obvious trauma on the body. she said no very they don't how the woman was killed. maria: tonight could be the biggest night of hillary clinton's political career when she accepts the democratic presidential nominat in just a n will take to the stage in p

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no stone will be left unturned. they want to be sure that no other brothers and sisters are hurt or killed, jon. >> stay with us for just a moment. i wanted to update our viewers. there is some kind of heightened activity outside of dallas police headquarters right now. even two nights after the massacre of the 5 police officers, 12 were shot and 5 were killed, an anonymous threat issued to law enforcement officers across the city of dallas. based on whatever information they have, they are pushing reporters well away from dallas police headquarters and from a parking garage nearby. whether they have found something in the garage or responding to a threat that was phoned or e-mailed in, we do not know. it is all taking place right now. they are trying to grieve and react. it is a tall order in dallas right now. the grieving is still underway. those officers are very much on edge. casey, let's talk about the gunman, micah johnson. >> yeah. >> they have searched the home where he lived, apparently with his mother, cor

he will leave no stone unturned. >> paulette, thank you for your continued advocacy for your son. okay, sergeant, please call next line item. >> item 6, public comment on all matters pertaining to item 8 below closed session including public comments on vote whether to hold item 8 in closed session. mr. pet tralles, welcome. public speaker: i spoke on it before about my objection about you going into closed session on these matters. there has to be consideration about changing that. i think you have to find a way to give us summaries that doesn't violate privacy protections. there also needs to be a way for folks to make public comment after come out of closed session. we don't know how long you are going to be in closed session, 10 minutes, 10 hours, who knows. yes, you are giving us the option of hanging around in public comment to say, hey, what did you discuss, but that's not realistic. the point i need to keep coming back to is we need transparency about what you are discussing in all these closed sessions. thank you. >> thank you, mr. pet tralles, next speaker? public speake

fbi made it clear that their investigations not over they the will not leave one stone sto unturned tin this case. >> isaiah curry in baton rougeg we thank you for you're you assistance tonight. >> baltimore not guilty a fourtu officer acquitted in the death of gray. wrongdoing in gray's arrest anda death. rise was the highest rainingingn officer charged. accused of involuntary manslaughter, reckless endangerment, in explaining the judge admonished prosecution and said once again it did not prove its case. >>> judgment day for a man convicted oaf a home invasion, a two things that h led police toi him coming up next. first look at body camera c individual from police from the university of maryland, pepper spraying an resting two women during a graduation party whiley police chief apologized forb hid officers actions. act other stories were back in less than three three minutes. sfx: turbines revving up, getting louder and louder you hear that? that's the sound of our summer sale firing up its engines with fares as low as $69 dollars one-way. so get ready to take off... because sale pri

officials say in light of recent events around the country, they're making sure they leave no stone unturnedn it comes to security. >> i think that everything that you can possibly be do iing to describe cleveland right now is prepared. >> cleveland's mayor says there are no credible threats against the convention and the city is prepared to handle anything that might happen. nbc 10 is in cleveland, and we sent the largest team of local reporters to the rnc. nbc 10 tracy davidson, lauren mayk and jim rosenfield will be there tonight at 11:00. >>> straight ahead we'll tell you about security plans for when the democratic national convention comes to town. plus who is up and who is down? we'll tell you where the race for president stands today with a new presidential poll. plus, a double murder mystery in philadelphia after a man and woman are found dead in a local motel. and police were called to the roosevelt motor inn in the city's rawnhurst neighborhood today. a man and woman were found unresponsive with white plastic bags over their heads and their hands tied behind their backs. they were

the chief mentioned no stone will be unturned. you go back to the layers we talked about. during the investigation they might find out what r.b. means. >> and you told me how this killer was planning something else and he saw the protest as an opportune time to have a lot of police officers exposed in one place. how is this guy able to seemingly unnotice move through the crowds? >> i'm saying to myself, the only way he could have done that is if he had people walking with him to cover him. i find it hard to believe she walking through the crowd with a lot of weapons. it tells me the weapons could have been planted in the places he was going to conduct the attack. the key here is if you see something say something. a lot of people saw a lot and said nothing. >> and to that point, i think many people in communities are hesitant to say something for fear of who may be in their background or fear of retaliation from the suspect in this case, the killer in this case that had not died. >> they could remain anonymous. after one of the fox interviews i had i received an e-mail wit

anne-marie, authorities offered up new disturbing details yesterday as they vowed to leave no stone unturnedwo days after the tragedy, it is clear the government used his military training to ambush the officers. >> reporter: chilling new images released by investigators offered new detail on the baton rouge gunman's deadly at.tack they show gavin long armed, dressed in all black, as he carried out his shooting sunday. investigators say the former marine bypassed civilians while methodically searching for police officers. >> he was looking for locations to specifically target police officers. there's no doubt whatsoever that these officers were intentionally targeted and assassinated. >> reporter: three officers were killed in the eight-minute rampage. the gunman was eventually akiled by a s.w.a.t. team with a shot fired from 100 yards away. three other officers were wounded including sheriff's deputy nicholas touhy who was shot in the head and stomach as he sat >> we're just praying for him and just have to see what happens. >> president obama called the families of the officers and law enf

i want to assure everybody that this investigation will leave no stone unturned. but what i know, the actions of the law enforcement officers at baton rouge community yesterday were nothing short of heroic. they ran towards danger in order to protect the public. they rap -- ran towards danger to render aid to fellow officers. yesterday i visited with families at the hospital, and i did so also last night. these were tremendous officers, surrounded by loving families. these were good men. and we all know the story but it bears repeating now. no greater love hath any man than to lay down his life for others. and so we're going to continue to mourn the loss of the three officers who were killed, and we'll pray for the recovery for the three injured officers. this was a diabolical attack on the very fabric of society, and that is not hyperbole, not an overstatement. there is nothing more fundamentally important than maintaining law and order so that people can have good quality lives and that's what he attacked. the very fabric of our society. and that is not what jus

manus: no stone left unturned. caroline hyde, have a great day in frankfurt.perspectives. highs,tocks rise to 2016 $5 trillion back on the agenda. take a look at this. this is the msci all world index. we are getting used to dealing with a lot of big issues. the brussels bombing, trump becoming the presumptive nominee, brexit, the turkish coup. the market is fairly resilience -- do you concur? >> i get this question all the time -- why are markets behaving so nicely? the dispersion in the market is interesting. if you look at the european valuation gap, we're at crisis s.ans, worse than crisis loww if you go back to 2015, january 29 or 22 -- manus: let me take it back. it's january, 2015. >> pretty depressed, especially for europe. then you have a massive bounce into april. i feel like the mood on many european assets today were worse than january, 2015 when we first announced qe. manus: you just came home from the state. what are the investors saying to you? are they buy in europe, relatively speaking? from where i look, everything is trading at a very rich v

helicopters in the sky, it's an active crime scene, they are scouring for evidence leaving no stone unturned. we are learning more about the unusual way the dallas police took down the shooting suspect. the chief of the police department said they used a robot that's usually deployed to deactivate bombs to deliver an explosive that killed the gunman. a weapon's expert spoke to members of the dallas police department. they have never seen a robot used in that way. his sources confirmed the robot didn't use a bomb to kill the suspect. >> they used a shotgun shell with an explosive that's a slug, a magnum slug that goes 1200 feet a second. it's likely that several rounds were fired from the robot similar to this one. the dallas police chief said they used the robot to protect officers from the armed suspect. >>> hundreds of deem straights filled the street -- demonstrators filled the streets of san francisco tonight. the protest was peaceful. >> this protest started four hours ago around 6:00. it started at justin hermann plaza and moved here. there's plenty of speakers and protesters. they don

it's an indication of how intense this investigation is and how investigators are leaving no stone unturned over the week. you saw all of the police cars that the officers were ducking behind the doors and open and evidence markers were everywhere, those investigators are going through the area very delicately. >> it could take some time. >> we're learning more about the polk county test in baton rouge, the latest numbers out this morning, 160 arrests over a 24-hour period. you can see the scene from this cell phone video where police moved in on protesters. 30 people arrested when dozens blocked the onramp to an interstate there. >>> it is 5:03. looking at the roof cam of the bay bridge. we love this shot. it never gets old. >> looked like one side had lights and the other side didn't. what's up with that? >>> all right, so the weather is looking good. >> you notice something missing from the shot, no low clouds, no fog. you can see the bridge this morning we're getting a break in the marine layer for at least a day. here's the golden gate bridge. temperatures in the 50s. 60 for the curren

they won't leave one stone unturned. fbi is also part of this investigation. >> i have a lot of family members in the northern part ofr baton rouge their frustrations u and concerns are felt nationwide. >> go to cleveland ohio where we melania is addressing the republican convention. >> 17 to be exact r and i know that donald agrees with me when i mention how talented all of them are. they deserve t gratitude from all of us. however, when it comes to my husband, i will say, that i'm definitely bias and for good reason. i have been with donald for 18 years and i have been aware of his love for this country since we first met. he never had agenda when it i comes -- because like me he loves this country very much. i was born a small beautiful bea country in central europe. my sister, who is an incredible woman and friend, and i were raised by my wonderful pa my hard working mother introduced me to fashion and beauty.be my father installed in me a passion for business and travel. their integrity, compassion and intelligence,

. >> no stone will be left unturned while loved ones vow to hold officials to that promise. rest or not allow him two swept in the dirt. >> if precedent has taught us anything about this in the immediate aftermath we know an incredible amount about the person shot and very little about the police officers. we know he had a criminal history for things like marijuana possession and carnal knowledge of a juvenile. the officers had seven years combined experience between them. one of the officers had been involved in another officer involved shooting in december of 2014. he was cleared of any wrong doing in that case. >> many hard questions still to be answered. i want to bring in two former police officers. first is marty horn. and also gentleman, i have watched the video several times. red reddit i want to listen to the tone and the words of the officers as they kneel on sterling seconds before he was shot let's have a quick look. >> so the two officers, guns drawn, the suspect pinned to the grown, why was that threat justifying the use of deadly force. >> i don't think it was

they are leaving no stone unturned. today we are feeling a little bit of getting back to normal. however any time the president comes the town that is another situation. a traffic nightmare. outside of that we are getting a feeling there is a little life injected back into dallas. >> thank you. >>> president obama, the 1st lady they are flying to dallas to take part in the memorial service for the 5 police officers. this is video from earlier this morning. the president 1st lady walking to board air force one. they will be joined at the memorial by former president george w. bush and former first lady laura bush. >>> a number of bay area law enforcement agencies are sending our present is to dallas. i 7 cisco, compton and san mateo have to let's officers will be sent. >> the memorial is not open to the public but we will carry it for you live and a coverage will start it conduct 30. as mentioned, hundreds of black lives matter activists held a sit in at the georgia governor's mansion. it lasted into the early morning hours. last night was the 5th straight night. the governor was

and they're going to make sure no stone is left unturned. at the moment they're pointing towards isis. but i have to tell you something, i'm listening to the report on what the president had to say and all we do is give condolences and tell these countries that we're going to stand by their side. we do nothing else. we're going to have to take a very strong stand and be very effective in a military response and then when these dots are connected by the national joint terrorism task force we're going to be able to go after their intelligence network as well as their internet network, which is really recruiting these people to commit these horrific acts. >> well, you know, we have been conducting a slew of airstrikes, in iraq and syria, and have been taking out 40% of their territory. so there were successes of taking back fallujah, still have mosul to go. but i talked to the israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and he said look, islamic state, it's a state. he said exactly what you said, go after the brain centers. go after the finances.

he has directed the investigation and he will leave no stone unturned until he is ready to present iton't think three hours of questions would close that down? >> absolutely not. it isn't even close to being enough. they have all of the questions they have drafted for the interview. not only do they have the questions, they knew what the answers were. she could add maybe some clinton response. >> what does that mean? what is the clintonesque response? >> they say things that may not necessarily be totally accurate. >> is that unique to the clintons or is that how politics are played? >> it is probably a combination of both. the clintons have been known to employ that kind of theory. >> thank you for joining us this morning, bill gavin. >>> trump refusing to play cloak and dagger games, who he met with and what he said about them right after the break. like... ...it used to? neutrogena® hydro boost water gel. instantly quenches skin to keep it... ...supple and hydrated... ...day... ...after day. with hydrating hyaluronic acid, which retains up to 1000 times its weight... ...in water. t

elevated position, with a rifle, yes, he could at this point the chief says they're leaving no stone unturned> we're not satisfied we have exhausted every lead, and we're not going to be satisfied until every lead is exhausted. so if there's someone out there that was associated with this, we will find you, and we will prosecute you, and we will bring you to justice. >> reporter: and as it relates, we want to see who these other three suspects are who are now in custody. the woman, as well as the two individuals in the mercedes who were stopped later. i'm told in the preliminary hearing here, within the next 48 hours, it will be the judge whether there will be cameras in the courtroom. >> what are you learning about the condition of the victims. >> reporter: that the good news, the hospitals are trauma one. so of the individuals we had two in surgery and three in critical. they've all been upgradedded or released but i'm told the department is in mourning. for those not in law enforcement we can't appreciate what a close fraternity it is and when one goes down, every one of them feels it beca

he will leave no stone unturned. >> paulette, thank you for your continued advocacy for your son. okay, sergeant, please call next line item. >> item 6, public comment on all matters pertaining to item 8 below closed session including public comments on vote whether to hold item 8 in closed session. mr. pet tralles, welcome. public speaker: i spoke on it before about my objection about you going into closed session on these matters. there has to be consideration about changing that. i think you have to find a way to give us summaries that doesn't violate privacy protections. there also needs to be a way for folks to make public comment after come out of closed session. we don't know how long you are going to be in closed session, 10 minutes, 10 hours, who knows. yes, you are giving us the option of hanging around in public comment to say, hey, what did you discuss, but that's not realistic. the point i need to keep coming back to is we need transparency about what you are discussing in all these closed sessions. thank you. >> thank you, mr. pet tralles, next speaker? public speake

still a very active crime scene as they are processing evidence even at this hour, leaving no stone unturned the cliche goals. but here it is a matter of fact they're trying to make sure that they collect each and every piece of evidence. but as you mentioned, they're now saying it was a lone attacker. even the department homeland secretary jeh johnson coming out and saying that. so that is a new development. but all in all a very somber and sort of eerie day here in downtown dallas, guys. >> joel what are you learning about the three people? the lone attacker was killed after the shoot-out, but there were three other people taken into custody. have you learned anything about them? >> reporter: yes, we have. last night there was a lot of talk about other suspects, particularly three other suspect, and that went into this morning. and then the police chief, david brown, sort of backed off of that. we didn't hear much about it. then later this evening, both the mayor and the governor held a news conference here at city hall. they say that those three suspects are cleared, and that the lone att

and really wanted to make sure that we have left no stone unturned. we do know what to get to january 2017 and think, we could have done this. on top of mind on most every night. what else is there? say to theld you next key from staff -- chief of staff to the first lady or first spouse? say if you were to give the andy card advice and? >> i would use the andy card advice. you want to keep them happy. i often worry about the schedule and making sure we have all the details come all the information , the proper briefing materials. you have to be prepared that is the one thing i think i would tell my successor if i was asked. just come and do your job every day. just be prepared for what is unpredictable. and being prepared for the urgent test of overtaking something important. you might go home at night with a great list of 5-10 things or 10 or 20 that you will get to when you arrive at 7:00 in the morning. and by 7:15, that is completely blown up and you have to be able and that is ok because that is what the white house is like. it tests you but it i

we do not want any stone unturned.s the family has continued to pray with us, they want justice and we want to see justice for sterling as well. nermeen: arthur "silky slim" reed , can you talk about the blue lives matter bill that was signed into law in may? >> my reaction was one of devastation. it was traumatic to watch the videos. i initially saw the first video -- i watched it with apprehension and that i watched the second video and it was even more horrifying. there areely, precedents that had taken place prior to this killing that almost set the stage for it. a few months back, a young man was been by police officers at an earth day festival. in reference to the blue lives matter bill, which essentially makes killing a first responder or police officer a hate crime," the president over the lives of -- it puts the president of the lives over officers over those regular civilians. there is almost a level of lawlessness that is at play that goes unchecked. it is devastating that our community is now present-day ba

i warrant to assure -- i want to assure everyone that this investigation will leave no stone unturnedt what i know, the actions of the law enforcement officers of the baton rouge community yesterday were nothing short of heroic. they ran towards danger in order to protect the public. they ran towards danger in order to render aid to fellow officers. yesterday i visited with families at the hospital. i did so also last night. these were tremendous officers surrounded by loving families. these were good men. and we all know the story, but it bears repeating now. no greater love hath any be man than to lay down his life for others. and so we're going to continue to mourn the loss of the three officers who were killed, and we're going to pray for the recovery for the three injured officers. this was a diabolical attack on the very fabric of society, and that is not hyperbole, that is not an overstatement. there is nothing more fundamentally important than maintaining law and order so that people can have good quality lives. and that's what he attacked, the very fabric of our society. and

. >> no stone left unturned. doing the job they say the police didn't. >> they treated this evidence like trash. >> from a pastry shop. >> she was here. >> to a funeral home. >> the capital to the state penitentiary. answers for annie. >> good evening. i'm elizabeth vargas. david is on assignment tonight. at a time when so many of you have your children home for the summer these parents are still trying to figure out how their daughter died, eight years after it happened. we're live on facebook and twitter, as debra roberts tries to find answers for annie. >> reporter: alexandria, virginia, a stone's throw from the nation's capital. an upscale suburb in fairfax county with historic cobblestone streets, pleasant homes and top-notch schools like west potomac high. on vantage drive, it was the picture of tranquility, until early halloween morning in 2008. >> this is annie's room. >> reporter: is it hard to come in here? >> no, it's joyful because it's annie. >> reporter: it was barely 6:00 a.m. and dan mccann was sa

the time is left to have of this platform and really wanting to make sure that we've left no stone unturned, no issue unaddressed. do not want to get to january 17 and say god, you know, we could have done this and we deny. that actually is very much top of mind almost every night like what else is there? say to , what would you the next chief of staff to the first lady or first spouse -- we have to discuss whether we're ready for that. [laughter] >> what would you say if you were to give the andy card advice or the top two points -- move more quickly, focus on something? anita: i definitely would use the andy card line. you have one client. you want to make them happy. i always worry about the schedule, making sure we have all the details, all the information, the proper briefing materials for the first lady. and you have to be prepared and that is the one thing i think i would tell my successor if i were asked. just come into the job every day just being prepared for what's unpredictable and being also prepared that the urgent has to overtake the important. you might go home at night with

don't want to give any of that to you that could impede the investigation but we're leaving no stone unturnedlow every lead and run every lead to ground. >> are there still suspects in custody? >> again, we may have more information for you in about 15 minutes. >> and that's because you're heading over to that news conference with governor abbott and the mayor and police chief? >> yeah, we may be able to answer that question at that conference. >> clay jenk ins, thank you. brian, back to you. >> there's the proof that they know more than they're saying and we'll have live coverage of that press conference when it begins. >>> judge jenkins, thanks. another break for us. we're back with more right after this. >> last night's killer acted with a depraved misbelief that the murder of police officers solves the problem. just like last night's killer does not represent all those who seek to bring about change, any police officer who engages in excessive force does not represent all those in law enforcement. my lenses have a sunset mode. and a partly sunny mode. and an outside to inside mode. transi

all evidence and information is helpful in the investigation process and no stone will be left unturned. if you have any such information, please contact the u.s. attorney's office to get that information from you. today, i speak to you as chief of police, but more important as a fell le member of our baton rouge community. we ask for your voluntary compliance to our laws and peacefully assembly. with any gathering that may be planned. we encourage you to plan and protest as pastor robinson said, we don't have issues with that, we just ask that you do it peacefully and that no one gets hurt or injured. despite the events that we are here for this morning, i want to remind everyone that we have hundreds of officers that risk their lives every single day and have a very difficult job, and we will continue to work in this community and for this community throughout this event. thank you. mayor. >> good morning, i'm melvin holden, mayor president of the city of baton rouge. of course we all feel the pain of what's happening in our community. it's a sad day and a tough day when you're confro

i'm sure they're not going to leave any rock unturned and to finding out if he was -- if he acted alone or did he have help. i can tell you this, dallas police, as professional, as great as they are, they will find out if there were any other people in collusion with this cowardly act. >> any reason to believe the streets of dallas are not safe this morning? >> we have reason to believe we're professionals and we're going to go and do our job still and in the face of trainigedy because i have to say our hearts are heavy and our prays and thoughts go out to the family, friends, loved ones of the officers, a few who i knew very well. our hearts are heavy and we want to send our condolences out to the family, but i can guarantee you that we're on the ground now and we're protecting and serving the citizens of this great city because we're professionals and we do that 800,000 law enforcement officers across the country. we go in day in, day out. we have an understanding in our hearts and our minds we may go out and may not come home to the people who love us and the people we love. and we s

. >> we will leave no stone unturned in this case. >> reporter: resiles who was charged with the 2014r of 59-year-old jill halliburton su after breaking into her home pled not guilty. sitting in a courtroom friday waiting to hear if he would face the death penalty, just moments later freeing himself inside the courtroom leaving behind his shackles and jumpsuit passing two bailiffs and running out a back door. >> he pushed open the door very violently. apparently he had slipped out of both his cuffs and his ankle shackles. >> it's crazy to think this guy is still on the loose. the broward county sheriff says there are numerous leads to follow up. the woman he is accused of killing is part of the halliburton oil family. authorities say if anyone in the public sees resiles, call 911 as they believe he will stop at nothing to get away. wow, dan. >> definitely a brazen escape. thanks, adrienne. >>> let's take another look at the forecast and get back over to rob. hey, rob. >> hey, dan, as i mid july we'll cranking up the heat and humidity. it's only going to build, the jet stream goes way

all evidence and information is helpful in the investigation process, and no stone will be left unturned. if you have any such information, please contact the u.s. attorney's office so that we can get that information from you. today, i speak to you as chief of police, but more importantly, a member of the baton rouge community. we ask for your voluntary compliance to our laws and peaceful assembly. with any gatherings that may be planned. we encourage you to plan and protest as pastor robinson said. we don't have issues with that. we just ask that you do it peacefully. and that no one gets hurt or injured. despite the events that we are here for this morning, i want to remind everyone that we have hundreds of officers that risk their lives every single day and have a very difficult job and we will continue to work in this community and for this community throughout this event. thank you. mayor. >>> thank you, chief. good morning, i'm melvin kip holden, mayor of the city of baton rouge. of course, we all feel the pain of what's happening in our community. it is a sad day and a tough day

with our partners from local, state and federal agencies, we will leave no stone unturned as which has been said up here before. we are committing all resources to identify co-conspirators or facilitator facilitators, bring them to justice and most importantly and in parallel to bringing justice, keep the safety of our community. at the core of american values is unity. as toddlers, we learn the pledge of allegiance. i'm going to quote seven words from the pledge. one nation, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. standing up here before you is a yunified team. baton rouge, unified. louisiana, unified. america, unified. this will only make us stronger. we will work tirelessly to ensure safety in this community and throughout the nation and, please, every day, when you see a local or state police officer thank them. they are the ones that are keeping you all and me and our families safe. i want to thank governor edwards and the mayor for your leadership. governor edwards has been an incredible loerd in this state and for the country throughout the past two weeks with all the even

that stemmed from it, undisclosed in truth and justice, there was a lot of rocks or stones left unturnedthey really found a lot of information that would help exonerate him. he was in good spirits because everything was leading to this verdict and we were kind of in a positive mood thinking that the judge would vote in favor for him to give him a new trial. he was in good spirits. he was enjoying the last few days of ramadan. >> do you believe your friend will eventually find his freedom? be set free? >> yeah, i do. you know, it's been a long time coming but i have always had faith in him and trust that the legal system will eventually work out even if you have to wait close to 20 years. >> thank you so much for your time. we greatly appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> up next, we are out with a new electoral map giving hillary clinton the edge in more states. we will show you the new map after a break. owen! hey kevin. hey, fancy seeing you here. uh, i live right over there actually. you've been to my place. no, i wasn't...oh look, you dropped something. it's your resume with a 20 dollar b

. >> reporter: the chief of police says no stone will be left unturned while sterling's loved ones vowials to that promise. >> i, for one, will not rest or not allow him to be swept in the dirt. >> reporter: if things look quiet, it's because they are. we have heard nothing from the police department since they handed over their investigation to the u.s. department of justice. wolf. >> we'll stay on top of this story. i'm going to go to cincinnati, ohio. donald trump is speaking out with sharp criticism of hillary clinton's handling of e-mails. let's listen in. >> she made so many false statements. is she going to be brought before congress or something? is something going to happen? is something going to happen? it's a disgrace. hillary clinton claimed that the reason for her illegal use of a private, insecure e-mail, she claimed this was that it was more convenient to use just one device. the fact is the f di director said hillary used several different servers and numerous mobile devices to send and receive e-mails. it existed for the reason we all know, to keep her e-mails from eve

link others to this plot, but the dallas police chief said on friday he plans to leave no stone unturned. the suspect micah johnson embraced a radical form of afrocentrism and "the new york times" is reporting that he supported the new black panther party, which advocates violence against whites and jews. investigators claim he was on radical websites and social media platforms. in one case liked a page that said "kill everything blue that moves." and while such language is incredibly scary, it may be just within the margins of free speech. it's a general call to harm people but not a direct threat aimed at a specific person. but there are those in law enforcement who worry that people preaching this kind of rhetoric might inspire violence the way isis radicals have been doing on social media. george. >> so much hate online. okay, pierre, thanks very much. robin. >> all right, george, thank you. >>> now to a texas mother being called a hero. mia taylor and her four sons were caught in a hail of bullets and she was wounded trying to protect them and she joins us now from garland, texas. m

as he says, no stone will remain unturned. we'll turn over everything.se investigators are working tireless hours. many of them have been ordered to go home and get some sleep, get some rest. they're running on fumes. they're going to try to make connections to connections that we're making and those take hours upon hours and they're going to keep looking at video footage of a horrific and tragic encounter and they're not going to get any rest trying to do it so the world will know in the coming weeks and the coming months just what was the insight into this mind of what made a person turn into a killer and cause such great havoc to our dallas police department and harm to law enforcement officers across this nation. we know what needs to be done. and we're looking at it. and i trust our dallas police investigators and homicide investigators. some of the best that this world has to offer. so you're going to so some things come out. and you're going to hear from our chief. and he's going to keep the public updated. and we can look at this in detail of wha

he will leave no stone unturned. >> paulette, thank you for your continued advocacy for your son. okay, sergeant, please call next line item. >> item 6, public comment on all matters pertaining to item 8 below closed session including public comments on vote whether to hold item 8 in closed session. mr. pet tralles, welcome. public speaker: i spoke on it before about my objection about you going into closed session on these matters. there has to be consideration about changing that. i think you have to find a way to give us summaries that doesn't violate privacy protections. there also needs to be a way for folks to make public comment after come out of closed session. we don't know how long you are going to be in closed session, 10 minutes, 10 hours, who knows. yes, you are giving us the option of hanging around in public comment to say, hey, what did you discuss, but that's not realistic. the point i need to keep coming back to is we need transparency about what you are discussing in all these closed sessions. thank you. >> thank you, mr. pet tralles, next speaker? public speake