on march 30, 1981, john hinckley attempted to assassinate president ronald reagan outside the washington hilton how tell. at the hospital, reagan told the surgeons he hoped they were republicans and told wife nancy, honey, i forgot to duck. in fact though it was far from funny. the bullet stopped less than an inch from his heart. three others were also wounded. including press secretary jim brady who sustained ate severe brain injury. hinckley said he wanted to kill the president to impress actress joe jodie foster after seeing her in movie "taxi driver." and found not guilty by reason of insanity. for 35 years lived under court supervision at a mental hospital in washington, d.c. the court has allowed hinckley frequent visits to the home of his 90-year-old brother in williamsburg, virginia. friedman ruled hinckley soon will be set free to live with her full time. the judge found that hinckley's mental illness is in remission and that he has shown no signs of psychotic symptoms, delusional thinking or any violent tendencies. tim mccarthy, the former secret service agent who might have saved rea

will be here midday to speak at the league of united latin american citizens convention at the washington hilton. this afternoon, she will head to northern virginia community college for a campaign appearance with tim kaine, who is widely talked about at the top of her list of readiness. other candidates, senator elizabeth warren, labor secretary tom perez, and new jersey senator cory booker. donald trump is less than a day away from making his big announcement. his top two contenders had this to say about where things stand. gingrich: i spe time tomorrow mike and i will both get phone calls, and one of us will be packing our bags to go to new york, and the other will be watching it on tv. pence: nothing was offered, nothing except it, but we had a great conversation about the country, challenges facing america, and my firm believe donald trump will provide the kind of leadership america needs. suzanne: trump is expected to make his announcement tomorrow morning at 11:00 in the morning ahead of the republican convention. jummy: new developments in the world words between donald trump and supreme

on march 30, 1981, john hinckley attempted to assassinate president ronald reagan outside the washington hilton hotel. ( gunfire ) >> reporter: he hospital, reagan told the surgeons he hoped they were republicans and told wife nancy, "honey, i forgot to duck." in fact, though, it was far from funny. the bullet stopped less than an inch from his heart. three others were also wounded, including press secretary jim brady who sustained a severe brain injury. hinckley said he wanted to kill the president to impress actress jodie foster after seeing her in the movie "taxi driver." hinckley was found not guilty by reason of insanity, and for 35 years, he's lived under court supervision at a mental hospital in washington, d.c. the court has allowed hinckley frequent visits to the home of his 90-year-old mother in williamsburg, virginia. and today, federal judge paul friedman ruled that hinckley will soon be set free to live with her full time. the judge found that hinckley's mental illness is in remission, and that he has shown no signs of psychotic symptoms, delusional thinking or any violentendencies

they were at the washington hilton and they were trying to figure out what to good. -- do. they met in betty's room and the was talk about a founding of a sort of naacp for women was needed. they were not ready to go over the edge that night and so they wanted to try one more time and then went to the government the next morning and they said, we want to move this revolution to mandate the eeoc to actually declare help-wanted men and women as an illegal strategy and they said, we do not do resolutions against other government agencies at a government meeting. that was it. at lunch they got together and they formed the national organization for women. then they had a founding conference which muriel will pick up that history. it is important i think to notice that it was a government meeting, the government money was used to get these women together and that they took advantage of that to actually form their own organization and to see what things they could do with the government's help and what things they had to do on their own. the other thing i think maybe muriel will t

be released he was 25 years old from the assassination attempt of ronald reagan outside the washington hiltonhis mug shot here he is a later in life what he looks like now he shot three people in the assassination attempt we have video of that attempt in mid were there at the time around the time remember well this video it was played over and over again optimal he was saved he said he shot him to try and impress an actress jodie foster he was found not guilty on all 13 counts against them for reasons of insanity was confined to state mental hospital for treatment but this morning the declared he will allow a threat so he is now 61 user will be released to live with his mother as soon as august that he will be subjected to does the treatments and monitoring conditions on of the victims of assassination attempt was the press secretary at the time he became a champion of gun control which is an issue that we know is still being debated on capitol hill some 35 years later. >>mark: our originally charged in his death two officers had already been acquitted of all charges and other officers trial

today at the league of united latin american citizens that is holding their convention of the washington hiltonshe will campaign in northern virginia with senator tim kaine, a possible vice presidential pick for mrs. clinton. virginia is a battleground state, so he is seriously being considered for the number two spot. also being considered, senator elizabeth warren, labor secretary tom perez, and cory booker. donald trump has been trying a few running mates on for size. he spent a significant amount of time in indiana meeting with governor mike pence. he also met with chris christie and newt gingrich in the last 18 hours, we heard from his cap that he is expected to make his vice presidential pick public tomorrow morning in new york city at an event scheduled for 11:00. suzanne kennedy, "good morning washington." details leaked about next week's republican national convention in cleveland. "the new york times" published a tentative schedule for speakers. quarterback tim tebow, usc president dana white, and donald trump's wife and all of his adult children. will be a night focused on benghazi a

the attempt assassination of president ronald reagan and shot three other people outside the washington hilton in march of 1981. there are a lot of conditions upon his release. he will live full time with his mother in virginia, and the judge ruleed that it will be effective august 5 on friday. he will also have to have dozens of treatment and monitoring conditions if he does everything required, the restrictions could be lifted in a career or year and a half. he was 25 when he tried to kill ronald reagan but was found not guilty by reason of insanity and did it to impress actress gentleman difficult foster because of an obsession with her. >> it is coming up on 6:39 on wednesday morning. we did have a traffic alert a charred big-rig is off to the side of the road, northbound 880 near davis street and investigators are out there trying to figure out what happened this morning, all we no the driver hit the embankment and it went up in films but it is carrying motor oil or was. dole is, the right lane is still blocked, northbound 888, at davis, and that is the next couple of horses, and, also, t

the now 61-year-old hinckley wounded reagan and three other people outside the washington hilton hotelwas declared not guilty by reason of insanity. u.s. district judge paul friedman said hinckley no longer posed a danger to himself or others, and will live with his mother upon his release. and those are some of the headlines. this is breaking with convention: war, peace and the presidency. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcacasting fromm phillylycam. the democratic national convention has entered its final day. hillary clinton will make history when she becomes the first woman to accept a major party presidential nomination. vice president joe biden warned about the dangers of a donald trump presidency. >> no major party nominee in the history of this nation has ever known less or has been less prepared to deal with our national security. [applause] whoe cannot elect a man exploits our fears of isis and other terrorists, who has no plan whatsoever to make us safer. and man who embraces the tactics of our enemies, torture, religious intolerance, you all know. it betrays our values. amy: he

the man who tried to kill president ronald reagan outside of the washington hilton will live with his mother for at least the next year. hinckley was committed to a mental institution in washington after being found not guilty by reason of insanity. the judge said when hinckley is continued hospitalization is no longer clinically warranted or beneficial. and could later apply for government benefits once he becomes the resident of virginia. >>> coming up, new york state of mine rather, tonight's big night of speakers, including the past to mayors from hillary's hometown. one of them joining us right here on "andrea mitchell reports" live from the dnc in philadelphia. clean food. words you don't often hear. words we at panera live by. because clean food is food as it should be. with no artificial flavors, preservatives, sweeteners, and no colors from artificial sources. we think clean food tastes better, feels better, does better. 100% of our food will be clean by year's end. every bite will be food as it should be. ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (

since nobody, we do not have anyone living that was at the first meeting, at the washington hilton. no, second meeting. come on. here is some of the history here. there was a very active women's bureau and the department of labor. 1966, the democrats were in charge, president kennedy had been elected. the women from labor and uaw and other unions are very active in the department of labor and the women's bureau was led by feminists and they persuaded the president to call a meeting of commissions on the status of women. there were many states, i do not know if all states have them, but the commissions on the status of women were kind of organizing that was going on in the states without a feminist movement to kind of pull everyone together. the commissions often served as a place where women met and came together. kathryn clarenbach was the head of the commission in wisconsin of the was also head commission so she was a pretty big deal. she, along with other women came to a meeting of the commissions on the status of women. the eeoc had been created, title vii have been passed and t

he also shot three others outside the washington hilton on march 30, 1981.l judge ruled just moments ago that hinckley no longer poses a danger to himself door to others and will be freed to live full time with his mother in virginia. james fletcher is gathering more details and we will have a full report later. >>> the stories we are following crews said 46 people had to abandon a fishing boat in alaska. this happened after the fishing boat began taking on water and that force the crew to abandon ship. rescue crews transported those 46 two another vessel. no one was injured and officials are investigating what caused the fishing boat to take on water. >>> here is a live picture for you going on from the bay bridge right now. look at the sunrise. we had some fog going on. this will be mixing away. stay close the kron4 morning news continues. >>> coming up on 6:45 and a quick look at the big stories. the height of the summer heat is making this difficult for firefighters to get a handle on fires. 3000 firefighters are on the front lines in the fire in montere

but local farmers took all these residents in, and today those sites are followed hilton washington, d.c. we also have the familiar churches and schools, the philanthropic societies that go into these camps, that are interested in creating a public education system. you even have integrated schools were local whites go along with the local freedmen. black preachers of southern heritage, like methodist preacher henry mcneal turner, garland white, a baptist. the union subsidizes their trips or the south. they are coming to these camps. they are bolstering black religious networks. these are the scenes and want to -- that are not as familiar and these the ones i want to explore. i want to push past opc as a familiar sight of self emancipation. midwiferysee the happening in the camps. is not as families coming in but pregnant women. lineey make it across the the line so they are giving birth in slavery and not in freedom, their child will also be free. it's the maternal law of consent. the bedrock, the cornerstone cornerstone of this slave system is at this late status will pass through

back in 1991, he shot reagan and three others outside the hilton hotel in washington, d.c. >> right now the search is underway and robbed a teenage girl. our partners report the girl was attacked near the skating rink behind broxton middle school. she was taken to the hospital to be treated for a blue left eye and a puncture wound in her nose. >> police investigating a stabbing in austin. the victim was found on commonwealth avenue around 5:00 a.m. but it's not clear if that's where the stabbing happened. the victim has life-threatening injuries. >> right now one person is hurt after being hit by a car near this was the scene late last night at boylston. police photographing evidence. we're told the driver did stop and is cooperating with police. right now a former new hampshire police chief is facing new charges decades after being charged with murder. >> robert chambers was arrested on seven rape charges yesterday. the 64-year-old swansea man is accused of sexually abusing an underaged person between 1994 and 2000. in 1998 he was arrested for murder drag was the police chief in marlo

washington the hilton. they were trying to figure out what to do. betty's room, and there was talk of founding an organization, something like the naacp was needed for women. that point both conroe -- and my two buddies, they weren't over the edge go that night. try one more time and said they want to mover this eeoc tion to mandate the to actually male and female as and they strategy said, we don't do resolutions gainst other government a government meeting. that was it. at lunch, they got together, bucks and their five formed the national association for women. foundinghen they had a conference which mario will pick history. so it happened. it's important, i think, to otice that it was -- a government meeting, that government money was used to get these women together. advantage of took that to actually form their own organization and to see what could do with the government's help and what had to do on their own. lot of women who worked for the government who butn't able to be up front, they were very instrumental. two things y one or about mysel

after he attempted to assassinate president ronald reagan and shot three others outside the washington hiltonmarch 30 1981. hinckley, 61 years old, no longer poses a danger to himself or others and will be freed to live full time with his mother in williamsburg, virginia, effective as soon as artist fifth -- as soon as august 5. if he adheres to restrictions, he will be phased out after 18 to 20 -- 12 to 18 months, removing him from court control for the first time since he was confined to see elizabeth after the shooting. host: from falls church virginia, hi. caller: first of all, any time you have a hack of significance by a foreign government, it should be a wake-up call especially if it is the russians. it really focuses the need to continuously strengthen our cyber security. the second point is that it would be unfortunate if the involvement of the russians as the hackers take away from the significance of the information that was hacked. i think that it is very significant that you have basically what was alleged to be a conspiracy by bernie sanders against his campaign that was denied,

>>es today is the start of thetf national right to lifenati rig convention being held at the hilton washington airport. this is video of last year's convention you're looking at. the event runs through this saturday. guest speakers include ed gilligillespie.illes >> it looks heavy and hot outut there. >> gary yesterday as i stoodster in there i felt like i was in a bowl soup. >> oh, yeah. >> this morning it doesn'ts feel that way.ha >> oh, okay. >> it just feels like less l humidity.hu >> remember, you don't have to v shovel humidity, okay.sh hum >> that's true.rue. >> keep that in mind.>> kp th that goes back to the bk reference row made earlierrow de about remember when it was allia cold and snowy around here andee we were just waiting for thishi stuff. stuff. atmperature out there light now, it's still a little onill l the mild muggy side though. 78 degrees here in the city.re manassas you're city.es culpeper 73 and fredericksburg -- culpeper 72, fredericksburg 73.ericbu quantico is 78 degrees thiss 78 morning and over it's 77. it's pretty mild all acrossrey i the east coast.st coast. new y

hilton hotel instead of the trump tower. he included the update of the new hotel in washington. james rosen is live with us.ore on trump and the business empire p. >> reporter: different times trump has said what he would do with a sprawling empire. he told them he would do whatever is appropriate. his knowledge would prevent him from being truly blind of what is happening. the real estate billionaire said if if i become president, my company is peanuts. i havi vankan and eric and john to run. presidents and vice-presidents believe it or not are not bound by the same ethic statutes. they told us, that nothing would prevent donald trump from servings xhaner in chief and ceo. kenneth gross who served bob deal and michael bloomberg said turning over the emire at this time trump children would be a positive step. >> it doesn't absolve him of being concerned about conflicts of interest. it helps, but he needs to be conscious ofed holdings that he has and not only his assets, but his debt as well which is held by regulateded entitties in the government. >> he could even draw a salary but not use the position as c

washington. >> thank you for that report. while we await for the formal announcement from new york we'll show you live pictures from the new york hiltonnald trump, mark pence are going to be walking out there momentarily. we'll hear from trump, we'll hear from pence. this is one of the biggest moments in donald trump's presidential campaign. we've got the best political team here to talk about all that. i want to go out to cleveland to mike shields. i take it the never trump element in the republican party among the delegates committee, the rules committee, that is basically ended, it's over with. there's no hope for those never trump people? >> yeah, that's right. the rules committee met on thursday and it was really a drought, the trump campaign was actually very well-organized and there wasn't any movement that could really gel itself to fight the never trump, the free the delegates fight in the rules committee. that's been decided now. you could have something that might try to happen over the weekend. i don't see any energy behind that. i think that the trump campaign what this move is doing something that's really going to speak