those thinly members -- family members who will be running with us to marion, south carolina after therted to limousines, we invite you to go out this exit, where secret service and security officials will take you to the georgia street exit, so that you may go quickly to your cars. we will wait 15 minutes on the corner of meeting and lee street. then we will process together to marion, south carolina for the middle and internment. -- committal and internment. >> let me ask the crowd to sing "my hope is built" and go into the transitional selection. ♪ >> lets me have your attention please. okay, well he's the president so. if he's all right, i'm alright. go ahead and send. [laughter] go ahead and thingsing " my hope is built." [congregation singing] >> if i may have your attention please. we are going to have to -- okay, after the bishop, we have to go the other way. and then let's follow the instructions that we gave. thank you so much. i know, i understand. choir, continue to sing. ♪ >> we will now have a senator clementa pinckney's immediate family who were traveling to marion, sout

those family members who will be riding with us to marion after the immediate family has transported we invite you to go out this exit. secret service and security officials will assist you to go out this exit so you may go quickly to your cars. we will wait 15 minutes on the corner of meeting and lee streets. we will then process together for the committal. >> let me ask the quad to transition into the selection. ♪ >> let me have your attention. they have to move around. let me have your attention please. go ahead and sing "my hope is built." ♪ [choir singing] ♪ >> let me have your attention, please. we have to go the other way. then let's follow the instructions we gave. thank you so much. i know, i understand. continue to sing. ♪ >> we will now have senator pickney's immediate family who are traveling to marion, south carolina. the president, the first lady, vice president, and dr. biden secretary clinton, u.s. senators and representatives of congress you need to now move as we do the recessional selection. please pay attention. we have been beautiful all day. turn to somebody and

those family members who will be riding with us processing with us to marion, south carolina, after therted to the limousines, we invite you to go out this exit secret service and security officials will assist you to go out this exit to the george street exit so you may go quickly to your cars. we will wait 15 minutes on the corner of meeting and lee streets. again, we will wait 15 minutes at the corner of meeting and lee streets, and then process together to marion, south carolina, for the committal and internment. >> i think -- [ inaudible ] . >> let me ask the choir to sing "my hope is built" and then transition into the recessional selection. "my hope is built on nothing less than jesus' blood and righteousness." ♪ my hope is built on nothing less than jesus' blood and righteousness ♪ ♪ i dare not trust the sweetest frame, but wholly lean on jesus' name ♪ >> let me have your atanks. dr. rankin they have to move around. ♪ on christ the solid rock i stand ♪ ♪ all other ground is sinking sand ♪ >> let him go. ♪ all other ground is sinking sand ♪ >> let me have your attention, please.

used to experiment -- >> that is on the statehouse grounds. >> that used to experiment on african-american women. >> c. marion simms, i think is his name. f gynecology. he used to work on african women without anesthesia, and they used to die, you know, constantly, roll up, get another one. he'd do work. and he's honored as the father of gynecology. senator shaheen, the idea that the u.s. flag and the state flag of south carolina are at half-staff and the confederate flag is flying at full staff, what do you say to those, you know, who say, look, that's just part of the history here. >> you know, i say that the future is more important than our past. i sat in the state senate next to senator clementa pinckney who was assassinated just two days ago. i was with him hours before that happened. by a racist killer. if we're ever going to move this state forward, we have to realize that people look at things differently and symbols do matter. and if we're going to move forward, we can haven't a racially divisive symbol flying in the front of our statehouse. i called on its move last year when i ran for governor, because i felt like it was the

choir and sing to the song, it was definitely to god. >> friends tell us milton overcame shyness and a speech impediment to be a part of the church choir. marion barry's wife, cora masters. >> she said, this young lady, she is so different. she is so thorough. she asks me questions i wasn't thinking about. >> many also remembered the passionate reporter milton was wanting to serve her ward 7 and ward 8 communities by writing about them to local publications that were hand ed out at the service. >> she was wonderful and somebody we can all aspire to be like. she was a good girl, good kid. and it's sad that things like this that bring people together. hopefully, they will be a resolution. >> included in the bulletin is also the police reward, $25,000 is being offered to anyone that can provide information leading to an arrest. in southwest d.c., stephanie ramirez, wusa9 news. >> before that funeral service began, a slide show that included the names and photos of other dc unsolved homicides was played. any information, police ask that you give them a call. >>> well, we are looking at a nice sunday to get outdoors, but storms heading our way to s

marion township. this is the area that's going to nail us tomorrow. so many more hours of rain. the timing and all that how it's going to affect your weekend with the seven-day in a few minutes. >> stay up to minute on the changing weather conditions with the nbc 10 news app. you can get alerts and check the forecast for your area. >>> new information tonight in the manhunt for those two escaped killers in upstate new york tonight. one is dead and the other is still on the run. authorities say a federal agent shot and killed richard matt this afternoon. they say matt tried to carjack someone driving a camper firing at least one gunshot in the process. the driver was not hit and called 911. officers say they're now closing in on the other inmate david sweat, in a wooded area near malone new york about ten miles from the canadian border. richard matt and david sweat have been on the run since june 6th. new york governor andrew cuomo says after the reported carjacking today, officers came across a cabin filled with the scent of gunpowder. >> the helicopter team approached the site.

marion anderson award. award given out annually in philadelphia honors artist who is use their talent to help crib to society. jon bon jovi won the award last year, this year's win letter receive the awards in november. wait and see for that. >> that will be interesting. 5:36. time now for business news. how ikea is celebrating a milestone. >> also, how soon will gas prices go down? we check in with money watch's jill wagner up at the stock exchange, good morning. >> good morning, we will see if the markets can rebounds from friday losses, dow dropped 141-point friday. nazdek fell 31. >>> saudi arabia opening stock market tonight national investors, worth about $530 billion, and it is mostly composed of energy and financial stocks. gas prices jumped again last week but triple a says relief coming, says crude oil prices are falling and predict gas prices will drop every month through the end of the year. and ikea is celebrating its 30th birthday, looking at turn around slower sales with a few house calls. so this year the furniture chain will be sending employees into hundreds of us homes to look through peop

marion where a vehicle crashed through the window of the building. people were taken to the hospital for treatment. >>> police in north jersey used lethal force to take down a bear that wandered into the backyard of a home where the residents were having a yard sale. officers shot and killed the black bear after getting a 911 call this morning in plainfield. no one was hurt. officers put out an alert to neighbors to stay in their homes until they could track down and kill the bear. >>> three catholic churches are closing for good. these are the char muchurches affected. all three had previously been merged with other parishes and used as worship sites. they will close by mid july. >>> tonight, gas gripes. as prices at the pump rise news giving consumers new hope. >>> nbc 10 first alert weather is tracking storms. it could be a bumpy night. get the update in the forecast minutes away. ♪ >>> a celebration of philly pride today at pen's landing. crowds packed the plaza for the philadelphia gay pride parade and festival. tom wolf was among the guests. this year's event marks the 50th anniversary of the 1965 lgbt picketing at independence hall. >>> we may

us when we come back. thank you. [break] >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> captioning, please. thank you. >> >> >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome back from the break. we are going on to information item no. 8. i would like to welcome samarra marion. no. 8. the office of citizen complaints. >> thank you for the opportunity to speak to you today. my name is samarra marion with the office of citizens complaint. i want to talk to you about our office and working with the collaboration group and establishing the crisis intervention team model for responding to mental health crisis calls. the office of citizens complaint is known as occ. we receive and investigate and make findings of civilian complaint of conduct and we ensure police practices. the agency established the voters in 82 and limited to just the san francisco police department, so complaints about the bart police or sheriff's department, other agencies we don't have jurisdictions over those agencies. who are we? we are a civilian staffed and we are city agency and we report to the police commission. the police commission over sees both our agent and the police department. we are a staff of 32. for the city charter none of our staff could have worked for the police departm

marion county. it's really sad when i'm saying please come through and give us a little relief. we need this little tiny guy to come right through downtown. another shower down towards the city for a little reprieve from the heat. all of this will move on through. not much in the way of showers. there's nothing except up towards pittsburgh. a completely different day. a mixture of sun and clouds not as hot. temperatures 83 to 88 degrees. rain could be heavy at times too. it will come around 6:00, 7:00 8:00 tomorrow night. most of the day looks good too. and friday not bad. a high of 88. >> and a minicamp. what's up out there jason? >> reporter: a lot of questions surrounding robert griffin iii. fans want to know if we should believe in him this >>> jason used to play ball down in florida back in the day and here he is once again showing up for camp. but this time he's out at ashburn with a guy who really knows what they're doing. jason? >> reporter: yeah i'm just watching this time around. mandatory minicamp for the red skins. if you don't show up you lose money. impeccable attendance today. this is the last t

marion anderson award. the award given out annually in philadelphia honors artist who is use their talent to help crib to societynovember. >> looking forward. the leader of the naacp in spokane washington is facing calls to step aside this morning after her parent said the 37 year old falsely reported herself as black. >> rachel dolezal canceled chapter meeting tonight expected to address this controversy. correspondent alley north on reports, some members have organize add petition calling for her to resign. >> she is gathering votes to call for resignation of rachel dolezal as the naacp president. >> we don't care what race she is. but when our leader it, doesn't even matter if you made a mistake but the fact that you will not respond to the people, that you won't issue an apologize. >> has been portraying herself as african-american despite the fact her montana birth certificate lists her as white. johnson, member of the local chapter, says she was fully behind rachel dolezal up until she saw our exclusion i have under have you. >> are you african-american? >> i don't -- i don't understand the question. >> so

to any war anywhere, everything that troops use have to be 100% made in america. guest: yes, that is a great question. there is actually a law on the books named after marion barry a congressman from arkansas, which basically requires that all the uniforms of our men and women in service have to be made in america. there is a small plant in my district that makes all the buttons for the navy, army, it is a wonderful place. and i have a navy base in my district, a submarine base. there is an example of at least where one component of our military equipment is us-made. we also have electric boat in my district, which is an amazing shipyard. the american content in those vessels -- and right now we are putting the finishes -- finishing touches on the uss illinois. the colorado is on deck. about 98% u.s. content and it is because of the incredible sensitivity of a nuclear power says it -- summary is that you want -- submarine is that you want to make sure that everything comes from u.s. vendors. there are other aspects of the military, in terms of aerospace. there frankly is more foreign supply chain parts that are there. there is language in the law that requ

>>> president obama used the n-word to explain his belief that racism is still a problem in america. he made that comment in an interview with the comedian mark marionout a lot of different issues, including the charleston church massacre. he said america has made progress when it comes to race but the fight is not over yet. >> it's not just a matter of it not being polite to say [bleep] in public. that's r?ñ not the measure of whether racism still exists or not. it's not just a matter of overt discrimination. societies don't overnight completely erase everything that happened two to three hundred years prior. >> the president said the united states is the only advanced country that tolerates mass shootings on a regularnzo[ basis and said congress will not do anything about it until americans decideu#7nÑ it's quote not normal. kevin cork is live at the white house with more. what is the white house saying about thej >> reporter: i have to let everybody at home know this. i think it's important and instructive. the white house seems a little caught offguard by this because keep in mind the president is actually used this word before. in fact if you l

podcast interview with comedian mark marion in what may be the president's strongest remarks yet on the issue of race when the president used the "n" word. he was trying to "n" word is using it on social media. i am not comfortable with obama using the n-word. not presidential. another person says, he used the "n al qaeda word in a very pc manner on a serious issue, racism and that word are disgusting. i think his use made a point. what does your gut tell you? do you find the president's use of the "n" word acceptable? >>> finally here, a technological breakthrough is opening doors at the office and creating a real life cyborg. giving them a chance to have a microchip injected under their skin. could make a computer id card a thing of the past. >> it's 7:00 a.m. in stockholm and cecelia arrives at the office along with her colleagues. the secret a tiny microchip under the skin. >> you have a chip in your hand there? >> that's right. it's been inserted there. >> right. >> how do you open it? >> just like that. >> epicenter where big corporations like microsoft connect with fast growing companies puts the latest technology into the hands of its employees.

use our language or cultural ways because that is not who we were. and my community was the mothers who fought for our school and went about to teach our link which and culture. amy: that is marion speaking at the truth and reconciliation sharing circle. professor, she says, my sisters and i were led to believe our mother was killed in a car accident, but that wasn't true. respond to what both william and she were saying. >> well, i mean, these stories are quite common in stories even worse than this are quite common . the amount of intentional lying and deception and keeping parents away from children. so it wasn't like parents were just enrolling these children there were going to school, and there were some isolated incidents of bad things happening. we're talking about whole scale festive children from communities, in large part against the will of the parents and parents were kept away from those schools and even children who ran away were brought back oftentimes by the royal canadian mounted police, despite the allegations of what was happening in those schools. and that is the real crime here. because whether or not people agree that this is genocide, it was always agains