officer blaine salamone as it relates to the baton rouge police department training policy and procedures it probably should of use of force has been sustained and a violation of command of temper has been sustained officer blaine salamone has been terminated from the baton rouge police department effective today an officer how we leak will be suspended three days. that is my decision and it is the right decision. mike hanna with more now from washington . earlier this week the attorney general of louisiana announced that criminal charges would not be brought against the two police officers who were responsible for the killing of the thirty seven year old african american that would appear to be that but certainly now the baton rouge police have conducted their own internal investigation the chief of police now announcing that the officer who actually fired the six shots that killed elton sterling would be terminated immediately his partner who restored out and sterling to the ground will be suspended for three days now the death of alton sterling in july two thousand and sixteen led to a

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officer blaine salamone as it relates to the baton rouge police department training policy and procedures if i lesion of use of force has been sustained and a violation of command of temper has been sustained officer blaine salamone has been terminated from the baton rouge police department effective today an officer how we leak will be suspended three days that is my decision and is the right decision rushes and is the right decision. russia's throwing out diplomats from twenty three countries and the dispute over the poisoning of a former spy in the u.k. continues to grow ambassadors were summoned to the foreign ministry in moscow to be told that they were being thrown out of the country let's take you back to the. we're not going to hell out of isis will be coming out of syria like very soon let the other people take care of it now. mr mann saw there we're going back to the u.n. headquarters in new york the ambassador for the palestinians talking now that open session of the u.n. security council before the law to be at the lower right where. those living within the green line those in

rouge police department which is less about the justification for the killing, but more so about the condu duduct and behavior throue incident. from the announcement of the baton rouge police chief that blane salamoni would be fired and howie lake would be suspend ped. and so, body cam images and the surveillance from a local store give us a more complete look at what happened that night in 2016. this video is disturbing. >> reporter: graphic and disturbing video. >> move, i'm going to shoot your bullp [ bleep ] -- and put your hands on the car -- >> reporter: showing the shooting death of alton steriling in 2016. the baton rouge police saying that officer blane salamoni going to be fired over his actions. >> the violation of command and temper has been sustain and officer blane salamoni has been terminated from the baton rouge police department as of today. >> reporter: he refused to answer any questions, because the chief said that while howie lakes anded all of the questions. and lake said that he made mistake, but he controlled his temper was given a suspension. >> one did not fo

officers' actions and why it took the baton rouge police department nearly two years to fire him. meanwhile, in sacramento, more protests are expected in the next few hours as an autopsy of a 22-year-old unarmed black man doesn't square with the officer's account. let's begin. yes or no? do you want the same tools and seamless experience across web and tablet? do you want $4.95 commissions for stocks, $0.50 options contracts? $1.50 futures contracts? what about a dedicated service team of trading specialists? did you say yes? good, then it's time for power e*trade. the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. looks like we have a couple seconds left. let's do some card twirling twirling cards e*trade. the original place to invest online. want us to do about what woulthis president?fathers i'm tom steyer, and when those patriots wrote the constitution here in philadelphia, they created the commander in chief to protect us from enemy attack the justice department just indicted 13 russians for an electronic attack on america. so what did this president do? nothin

they did that actually in june against the city of baton rouge, against the police department. does this -- how does this weigh into what could happen in that civil suit? >> i think it helps the civil case. the standard will be a little bit different in a civil case. it is not proof beyond a reasonable doubt that he intended to kill alton sterling. the standard is did he violate his constitutional rights. and i think the fact that he was fired from his job for not following the proper protocols and policies that they had in place is good evidence to support the civil case. but none of that changes this behavior over time. i mean we've seen civil settlements time and time again, but very few prosecutions abo. and even fewer convictions. and it is only from the criminal standpoint that i think we'll see any change. unless we see these folks prosecuted and held accountable, you won't see fundamental change. >> so why is it so hard to bring criminal charges against somebody when you do hear threats like that from the get-go is this immediately he was like i'm going to shoot you you

rouge police department has announced disciplinary steps one officer two to use deescalation india's disengagement techniques consistent with policy and procedures in training and one officer did not follow the tactics training. professionalism and organizational standards simple the officer who wrestled sterling to the ground how we lake has been suspended for three days but his partner blake's alimony who fired the shots that killed the thirty seven year old has been fired from the police and this reaction from the attorneys up alton sterling's family. today was a troubling day. it was a sad day. but it was a day for truth. truth that we don't really see too often. they may have come in the form of a horrific incident. but it was a day for truth the killing back in july two thousand and sixteen led to massive nation.

this video released by the baton rouge police department. last night, i have to remind you, it is graphic. graphic and disturbing new video. >> what i be? >> don't [ bleep ] move or i'll shoot your [ bleep ] -- put your [ bleep ] hands the car. >> reporter: showing the controversial shoot death of alton sterling in july 2016. the baton rouge chief of police announcing the officer, who shot sterling six times during a struggle, will be fired over his actions. >> the violation of command of temper has been sustained. officer blane salamoni has been terminated from the baton rouge police department effective today. >> reporter: this week, salamoni refused to answer any questions during a disciplinary hearing, the chief said, while howie lake, the other officer involved, answered them all. lake who the chief said made mistakes but controlled his temper, was given a three-day unpaid suspension. >> two different perspectives. one officer did not follow the training and organization of standards. >> reporter: the police chief making it clear their

i want to warn you one more time, this video that we received from the baton rouge police department is disturbing. >> reporter: graphic and disturbing new video. >> stop. >> what did i do? what i did? >> don't plof or i'move or i'll. >> showing the controversial shooting death of alton sterling in 2016. the baton rouge chief of police officers blaine salamoni who shot him six times during a struggle with him will be fired over his actions. >> the violation of command of temper has been sustained. officer blaine salamoni is terminated from the baton rouge police department. >> reporter: this week he refused to answer any questions during a disciplinary hearing the chief said while howie lake, the other officer involved answered them all. lake who the chief said made mistakes but controlled his temper during the encounter was given a three day unpaid suspension. >> two different perspectives and one officer did not follow the tactics, training, professionalism and organizational standards. >> reporter: the police chief making it clear, their administrative investigation was separate f

this new video released last night by the baton rouge police department, i want to warn you again, it is disturbing. graphic and disturbing new video. >> what did i do? what did i do? >> don't [ bleep ] move. i'll shoot you [ bleep ]. put your [ bleep ] hands on the car! >> narrato >> reporter: showing the controversial shooting death of sterling in july, 2016. the brung chief of police announcing -- baton rouge chief of police announcing blane salamoni who shot sterling six teams during the struggle will be fired over his actions. >> the violation of command of temper has been sustained. officer blane salamoni has been terminated from the baton rouge police department effective today. >> reporter: this week, salamoni refused to answer any questions. during a disciplinary hearing, the chief said, while howie lake, the other officer, answered them all. lake he said controlled his temper during the encounter, was given a three-day unpaid suspension. >> one officer did not figure the tactics, training -- did not follow the tactics, training, and organizational standards. >> reporter: the

rouge police department's policy was followed, or if certain tactics or language was more appropriate than others. after a thorough and exhaustive review of the evidence, the facts that can be established beyond a reasonable doubt, the law and jurisprudence in the state of louisiana and the obligations of prosecutors under the code of professional conduct, the louisiana department of justice cannot proceed with a prosecution of either officer lake or officer salamoni. this decision was not taken lightly. we came to this conclus aftion r countless hours. >> that's the conclusion there. what do you think as you hear this, no charges. you hear landry saying that there were several times they tried to use nonlethal actions to get a hold of his hands and they had reason to believe he was armed because the dispatcher had told them that and he said this was well founded and reasonable. their actions were. under the circumstances, and under law. what did you think? >> well, to be quite frank with you, i'm not surprised of the outcome of this investigation. as you just heard, the state ag clea

officer blaine salamone has been terminated from the baton rouge police department effective today disciplined for the white officers involved in the shooting death of a louisiana black man in the case that sparked a nationwide protest in the u.s. also ahead when it's a minister lives take the millions of dollars going to this carnival of a march and hire armed guards in schools all over this country america's largest gun lobby goes on the attack against the florida students turned activists after their classmates were killed in a mass shooting. day one of a six week campaign of protests in gaza has descended into the bloodiest day since the twenty fourteen war between is. and hamas at least sixteen palestinians were killed and more than one thousand were injured in confrontations with the israeli army the protesters were marking the forty second anniversary of the land day which commemorates the one nine hundred seventy six killing of six palestinians by israeli forces the palestinian president mahmoud abbas responded by declaring saturday a day of national mourning and an emergency meeting t

has been terminated from the baton rouge police department as of today. >> reporter: and he refused to answer questions, but the chief said that howie lake, the other officer involved answered them all. lake who made mistakes, but controlled the his temper was given a three-day unpaid suspension. >> two perspectives and one officer did not follow the tactics, and training and fellowship of standards. >> reporter: they are make it clear that the investigation was separate from the are criminal charges that both of the officers with cleared of. the police department released four videos from the night of the shooting including this surveillance footage from the triple s store. that is sterling at the front of the store where he is selling cds and he is seen committing a tra transaction with another unidentified man and he appears to remove a gun from the front pocket followed by money from the same pock, and then sterling is seen jokingly making a shooting motion no the man. and then police responded to the super s store who saw a man with a gun. watch how things escalate quickly. fro

i assure you that men and women of the baton rouge police department will reciprocate that gesture. please stop resisting. stop running. when the police officer gives you directions, listen. >> paul. you listened to the words here. your reflection? >> the police should stop lying. they should stop blaming the victim when they shoot people who they don't have reason to do. interested in what will happen in sacramento, where the police turned off the sound of their, so the fix was there. will that police chief blame the victim? or bring the officers to justice? >> i can't help but think of ferguson. the former police chief standing up. he stood up for that leadership that i was alluding to here. to address what was local. and difficult on both side, we can't help but think there would be more folks like jackson, right? >> it is not really about the individual leadership of any particular police chief. i think that police chief in baton rouge is disgusting and a coward. there is nothing in his statement that should comfort any of the person necessary that community. for him to claim, i

rouge police department has announced disciplinary steps one officer tooted to use deescalation india's disengagement techniques consistent with policy and procedures in training and one office that did not follow the tactics training professionalism and organizational standards. simple the officer who wrestled stilling to the ground howie lake has been suspended for three days but his partner blake's alimony who fired the shots that killed the thirty seven year old has been fired from the police and this reaction from the attorneys of elton sterling's family. today was a troubling day. goes and day. but it was a day for truth. truth that we don't really see too often. it may have come in the form of a horrific incident. but it was a day for truth the killing back in july two thousand and sixteen led to massive nationwide protests and galvanized the black lives met and movement and to the tens of thousands who took to the streets the disciplinary process may be seen as too little too late the question to why the police found the officer who fired the shots culpable but the state's attor

reporter andy rose has more on today's developments. ..... áánat soundááthe baton rouge police department released shocking new video friday, showing the final moments of alton sterling's life. the videos come almost two years after sterling was killed during an altercation with two white officers.the same day the videos were released, the police department announced the firing of officer blane salamoni for failing to follow department protocol.chief murphy paul/ baton rouge police dept.: "these actions were not minor deviations of policy as they contributed to the outcome that resulted in the death of another human being."officer howie lake, who did not fire his gun, received a three-day suspension.chief murphy paul/ baton rouge police dept.: "we have two officers involved in one incident. the same incident with two different responses...they perceived the threat differently."on july 5th 20-16, the officers responded to a call about a man having a gun pulled on him outside the triple-s market. ááánat soundááá"do me a favor...put your hands on the car real quick"during the encounter

rouge police department has announced disciplinary steps one officer tempted to use deescalation india's disengagement techniques consistent with policy and procedures in training and one officer did not follow the tactics training professionalism and organizational standards. simple the officer who wrestled sterling to the ground how we lake has been suspended for three days but his partner blake's alimony who fired the shots that killed the thirty seven year old has been fired from the police and this reaction from the attorneys up elton sterling's family. today was a troubling day. it was a sad day. but it was a day for truth. truth that we don't really see too often. it may have come in the form of a horrific incident. but it was a day for truth the killing back in july two thousand and sixteen led to massive nationwide protests and galvanized the black lives met and movement and to the tens of thousands who took to the streets the disciplinary process may be seen as too little too late the question to why the police found the officer who fired the shots culpable but the state's atto

they say they will continue on with their civil lawsuit against the baton rouge police department and the two officers involved in this shooting. we have yet to hear from the mayor about this, and even though the announcement was made from the attorney general today, the mayor will have the authority to decide whether or not to terminate those two officers who are still on paid administrative leave. brianna? >> nick valencia, thank you. >>> coming up, officials are going to have a press conference regarding the police shooting death of stephen clark. he was in his backyard when the shooting happened. stay with us. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe di

officer blaine salamone has been terminated from the baton rouge police department to take action against the police officers involved in yet another fatal shooting of a black man which sparked nationwide protests across the u.s. plus. your love. your love means more than anything to marry. or no not be anything without you. a tearful apology from a son vice captain of a stranger's disgrace cricket team for his role in a cheating scot. u.n. secretary general antonio good tara she has called for an independent probe into the deaths of at least seventeen palestinians shot by israeli forces in gaza more than a thousand unarmed protesters were injured by israeli gunfire in a moment we'll have the latest from the un where the security council has been meeting to discuss the deaths with first abdulhamid reports on the day's events in gaza. it was supposed to be a peaceful day but as an armed protested march towards the border fence. israeli soldiers opened fire. sharpshooters were deployed but palestinians frustrated by the endless siege to live under undeterred. israeli commanders say they iss

that's where the baton rouge police department investigation will now begin and soon conclude with a swift and thorough investigation. >> officials say the review will determine if the officers violated any policies and procedures during the incident. >>> coming up, a new federal investigation into a bay area crash involving a tesla. >>> plus, new video taken seconds after the deadly crash. >>> he went home from school last week complaining he did not feel well and died later that day. coming up tonight, an oakland school remembers a football player and his unexpected death. >>> plus, apple is trying to catch up in the education department. details in the business world between two tech giants over the lucrative market. >>> outside of our doors, a notable jump in the bay area when it comes to temperatures, and continuing to climb. we will show you what you can expect tomorrow and into the weekend coming up. >>> there were new revelations today in the privacy scandal involving facebook and political data from, cambridge analytica. the company's cofounder says he believes the canadian

that is where the baton rouge police department investigation when i began and soon conclude with a swift and thorough investigation.>> the review will determine if the officers violated any policy or procedure. alton sterling's family says they plan to file a civil lawsuit . >>> the state of california is suing the federal government over a question that will be on the 2020 census. the form will now ask if the resident is a u. s. citizen. the question is illegal and will discourage immigrants from responding and result in an undercount. >> are you a u. s. citizen? that is the question the trump administration wants to add to the 2020 census. now california is suing say it will intimidate minorities expect given the way the administration has attacked immigrants, you can understand why immigrant families would be afraid to fill out the census questionnaire. >> the state of california is suing the federal government to block plans to ask respondents in the 2020 census if they are citizens. other states like new york and massachusetts hope to go to court as well. >> this is something that h

. >> sterling's family filed a lawsuit against the baton rouge police department last year claiming a shooting fit a pattern there of racism and excessive force. former boss of larry nassar, the sports director accused of sexually assaulting dozens of girls and young women is now also charged as part of that investigation. at a court hearing, a former michigan state dean, william strample mishandled complaints and he also sexually pressured female students and had picture of naked students on his computer. more than 100 women and girls accused nassar of sexual assault including members of u.s. women's olympics gymnastics team. arizona suspending out tests of uber self driving cars after one of the cars hit a woman last week and killed her. along with all of this, there has been an investigation that's opened. you wonder how far it will go. what do we see? >> investigation is still ongoing but arizona's governor this morning released a statement saying uber failed to meet safety expectations, primarily due to the police released last week shows moments just before the collision. this v

for the baton rouge police department to respond to this? it took two years to discipline blane salamoni. the other officer involved, howie lake, has also been suspended three days without pay. should it have taken so long for this discipline to be handed down? >> that's a problem in a large internal investigation. i don't know the particulars around this one but two years is a long time. two years, especially when you have something as controversial as this. in some departments, when you have a case like that, where there's a potential for charges, you turn it over to state's attorney, prosecutor happens to be, you got to wait for them have a decision before you can move forward administratively. that creates a problem. we've got to be able to deal with these things. the video being released. i mean, bad news does not improve with age. if you've got something controversial, get it out there. and continue your investigation. that's just a long time. it destroys trust. >> hopefully police chiefs around the country are paying attention to what

over blane salamoni has been terminated from the baton rouge police department effective today. >> reporter: this week salamoni refused to answer any questions, while howie lake, the other officer involved, answered them all. lake, who the chief said made mistakes but controlled his temper during the encounter, was given a three-day unpaid suspension. >> one officer did not follow the tactics, training, professionalism, and organizational standards. >> reporter: the police chief making it clear their administrative administration was separate from the federal criminal charges both officers were already cleared of. the police department released four videos from the night of the shooting, including this surveillance footage from the triple s convenience store. that's sterling at the front of the store, sitting at a table where he's selling cd's. minutes into the tape, he's seen conducting a transaction with an unidentified man. here he removes what appears to be a gun from his front pocket followed by money from the same pocket. within seconds sterling is seen jokingly making a shooting moti

this video released last night by the baton rouge police department. i want to remind you once again, this is disturbing. graphic and disturbing new video. >> what i do? what i do? >> don't [ bleep ] move. i'll shoot your [ bleep ]. put your [ bleep ] hands on the car. >> reporter: showing the controversial shooting death of alton sterling in 2016. the baton rouge chief of police announcing officer blaine sa salimony will be fired as a result of his actions. >> the violation of command of temper has been sustained. officer blaine salimony has been terminated from the police department effective today. >> reporter: this week salimony refused to answer any questions. the chief said howie lake, the other officer involved, answered them all. lake, he said, made mistakes but controlled his temper during the encounter and was given a three-day unpaid suspension. >> perspectivives, one officer did not follow the tactics, training, professionalism and organization of standards. >> reporter: the police chief making it clear their administrative investigation wa

thankfully, the chief is reviewing whether they're going to keep their job with the baton rouge police department. and from the most recent news, looks like blane salamoni will be terminated. amy: so they have been on the job since his killing? >> yes. his lawyers said they believe he is going to be terminated by weeks end. amy: and how do you respond to them saying there was evidence of drugs and alton sterling's system? >> that is the amazing thing about these cases whenever it is a person killed by a police officer, especially if they happen to be black. the first thing they do every time if you know this is they report negative information about the victim. information that has definite do with the shooting, but they will go back to crimes they were arrested for years or decades ago. they will talk about them not having a job. they will say if they had trace amounts of marijuana or something in their system. anything to get all of you watching right now to hate the victim or to not like them or to not make a fuss about them. that is the first thing they do. they don't report on the

rouge police department and the mayor's office and they'll have the opportunity to decide whether or not they will file their own charges. still here in baton rouge, not very optimistic from community leaders and activists and supporters of the family of alton sterling. >> nick valencia, thank you. >>> the grandmother of a sacramento man shot and killed by police in her backyard is pleading for justice. officers say they thought stephon clark had a gun when he opened fire, only a cell phone was found at the scene. >> my great grandbabies don't have their daddy. why didn't you shoot him in the arm, shoot him in the leg, send in a dog, a taser, why? why did you have to do that? you didn't have to -- over a cell phone. >> the family is preparing for an independent autopsy of clark's body. >>> several sources say that the president will push out the veterans affairs secretary, that he could be the next to lose his job. but veterans groups stepping forward to try to stop that from happening. will it work? at crowne plaza, we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. a bit of

the officer has been terminated from the baton rouge police department. >> reporter: this week he refused to answer any questions during a disciplinary hearing the chief said while howie lake the other officer involved answered them all. the chief says lake was given three day unpaid suspension. >> two different perspectives, one officer did not follow the tactics, training, professionalism and organizational standards. >> reporter: the police chief making it clear their administrative investigation was separate from the federal criminal charge, both officers were already cleared of. the police department released four videos from the night of the shooting. including this surveillance footage from the triple a convenience store. that is sterling sitting at a table where he is selling krmpt ds. minutes into the tape, he is seen con on ducting a traction with an unidentified man. he removes what appears to be a gun from the front pocket followed by money. within seconds, sterling is seen jokingly making a shooting moegts toward t motion toward the man. that night police responded to a 911 c

on friday, the baton rouge police department fired salamoni and suspended lake. officer salamoni's attorney says his client plans to appeal the firing although he will never been aice officer in baton rouge ever again. craig. >> maya rodriguez, thank you. >>> some other news this morning, tesla has confirmed one of the vehicles involved in the fatal crash last week in california was on auto pilot before the accident. tesla says the 38-year-old driver received several warnings to put his hands on the wheel before his car slammed into the highway divider. he died at a nearby hospital shorts after the crash. the -- shortly after the crash. >>> if you are just waking up this morning, you might want to check that lottery ticket. there is a chance you could be $500 million richer. it was drawn overnight and no one claiming the bucks yet. here are the winning numbers. 11, 28, 31, 46 and 59. the megaball number 1. you have it? >> i>> i wish. >> $521 million prize. fourth largest in the game's history sdplch history. >> all of the money could not change the weather. it is

thankfully, the chief is reviewing whether they're going to keep their job with the baton rouge police department. and from the most recent news, looks like blane salamoni will be terminated. amy: so they have been on the job since his killing? >> yes. his lawyers said they believe he is going to be terminated by weeks end. amy: and how do you respond to them saying there was evidence of drugs and alton sterling's system? >> that is the amazing thing about these cases whenever it is a person killed by a police officer, especially if they happen to be black. the first thing they do every time if you know this is they report negative information about the victim. informrmation that has defininio wiwith the shooting, but they wl go back to crimes they were arrested for years or decades ago. they will talk aboutut them not having a job. they w will sasay if they h hade amounts of marijuana or something in their system. anything to get all of you wawatching right now to hate the victim or to not like them o oro not mamake a fuss about them. that is the first thing they do. they don't report

officer blind salamone has been terminated from the baton rouge police department effective today discipline for the white officers involved in the shooting death of a louisiana black man and a case that sparked a nationwide protest in the u.s. also ahead what is a minister lives take the millions of dollars going to this carnival of a march and fire on guards in schools all over this country america's largest gun lobby goes on the attack against the florida students turned activist after their classmates were killed in a mass shooting and. you know a lot of news your love means more than anything to marry. our no i would not be anything without you. an apology from the sacked vice captain of australia has disgraced cricket team for his role in the cheating scandal. our top story the u.n. secretary general antonio terrorists has called for an independent investigation into the deaths of at least seventeen palestinians by israeli forces in gaza it happened on day one of a planned six week campaign of protests against the israeli occupation the israeli military fired live rounds of protesters

. >>> and there is breaking news in the deadly police shooting of alton sterling in baton rouge. tonight police releasing new and sometimes graphic video of the encounter that led to that fatal shooting and the department taking action to discipline those officers. abc's steve osunsami is there in baton rouge. >> reporter: after nearly two years of holding onto these violent images, baton rouge police late tonight are releasing every frame they have of the arrest that led to death of alton sterling. security videos from the corner store where he was killed in july of 2016 show how he was in front of the store selling him -- homemade cds, and nothing appears to be a problem. officers howie lake and blane salamoni arrive, responding to a 911 call that sterling was threatening someone with a gun. for the first time, we're seeing what happens before sterling is killed. it gets physical fast. sterling is hit with a stun gun, and gets back up. you see officer salamoni react, and tackle him to the ground. at one point, sterling says he has a gun, and salamoni hears this as a threat. he

. >>> and there is breaking news in the deadly police shooting of alton sterling in baton rouge. tonight police releasing new and sometimes graphic video of the encounter that led to that fatal shooting and the department taking action to discipline those officers. abc's steve osunsami is there in baton rouge. >> reporter: after nearly two years of holding onto these violent images, baton rouge police late tonight are releasing every frame they have of the arrest that led to the death of alton sterling. security videos from the corner store where he was killed in july of 2016 show how he was in front of the store selling homemade cds. officers howie lake and blane salamoni arrive, responding to a 911 call that sterling was threatening someone with a gun. these pictures are from officer salamoni's bodycam. for the first time, we're seeing what happens before sterling is killed. it gets physical fast. sterling is hit with a stun gun, and gets back up. you see officer salamoni react, and tackle him to the ground. at one point, sterling says he has a gun, and salamoni hears this as a

. >>> no criminal charges will be filed against two baton rouge police officer's. this comes 11 months after the justice department ruled out federal charges with the death of sterling. he was shot and killed july 2016, it happened during a struggle with officers outside a convenient store. the mayor announced an internal investigation. >>> bart police released new statistics on fighting crime on trains and at their stations. they made more arrests but they are falling behind in one key area. we now break down the numbers. >> reporter: she uses the bart station to commute to work but there are times of the day that she will not use the system. >> if it is after work late i do not take it. >> why not? >> i do not feel safe. >> reporter: they report that they are cracking down. there was a 40% increase of arrests from the year before. >> it shows the proactive there to be with our officers in our system geared toward making the system safer. >> reporter: the officers are more visible. >> the proof of payment, yes, that is an infraction, often times, that leads to som

the 37-year-old was shot and killed in july 2016 during a struggle with police in baton rouge outside of a convenience store where he was selling cds. today, the mayor of baton rouge announced an internal investigation. >> as mayor, it is my responsibility to ensure that our law enforcement officers follow a stair -- follow established police procedure. that's where the police department investigation will now begin, and soon conclude, with a swift and thorough investigation. >> officials say the review will determine if the officers violated policies or procedures during the incident. alton sterling's family plans to file a similar lawsuit. >>> coming up, the search for an inspiring actress living in los angeles. and with a body found hundreds of miles away, what we are learning from authorities. >> the condition of the body was not in pristine condition. >>> and, a warning from doctors about a possible second wave of the flu. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. >>> china state

rouge police officers in the shooting of alton sterling. the decision comes 11 months after the justice department ruled out federal criminal charges. he was killed in 2016 after a struggle with officers outside an convenient store where he was selling cds. >>> new this morning, a retired supreme court justice says anticipate-gun violence -- john paul stevenss stevens wrote an op-ed calling the amendment a relic of 18th century. he said repealing it would lift legal protection for firearms sellers and ultimately reduce gun violence. in a response the n are. a said it would unapologetically fight to continue to protect the fundamental freedom. >>> you may remember this young man, david hogg, one of the park land high school students who spearheaded the parkland gun movement. according to tmz, he's been rejected by four university of california campuses. he did get accepted to cal poly and cal state-san marcos. he has a 4.2 gpa and 1270 on his s.a.t.s. >>> a michigan state official who oversaw a clinic where former sports doctor larry nas nas

shot to death by baton rouge police in july 2016. this morning newly released body camera footage shows two officers' fatal struggle with sterling. >> put your hands on the car. put your hands on the car i'm going to shoot you in your bleep bheep head. >> the officer who fired six shots at sterling has been fired. the other officer on the scene has been suspended for three days. >> the baton rouge police chief made the announcement friday and he emphasized that officers need to conduct themselves rationally in high pressure situations. >> fear cannot be a driver for an officer's response to every inciden. unreasonable fear within an office is daungerous. >> they call it a firsthand example of how police treat black people. >>> president trump is spending the holiday weekend away from washington at his golf resort in florida. mr. trump remains in the thick of a potential game changing decision about u.s. involvement in syria. and questions about the actions of yet another of his cabinet members. we're in west palm beach with the presi

outside a convenience store in baton rouge that sparked weeks of unrest and clashes between protesters and police, all caught on people's phones. the justice department declined to bring federal charges against those officers last may. we'll continue to take a look at this story. mean time, one of the austin bomber's house mates called a person of interest in the investigation. according to texas congressman michael mccall chair of the homeland security committee he says all seven of the bombers' devices were built at his home near austin. two people, of course, were killed in those bombings. >>> white house lawyers are investigating whether two loans to jared kushner's family business violate criminal law or federal ethics regulations. according to the wall street journal. last month "the new york times" reported those two businesses gave kushner company loans worth more than a half a billion dollars after meeting with kushner at the white house. an attorney for kushner says the white house consell concluded there were no issues involving jared last month. >>> the legal battle between

rouge where the louisiana attorney general said the state wouldn't bring rj chas against the two police officers involved in the 2016 shooting of atton sterling. >> louisiana department of justice cannot proceed with a prosecution of either offensiver lake or office sal mon. >> cellphone video taken by witnesses show sterling wrestled to the ground by two cops trying to restrain him both officers react to something and reach for their gun. >> gun. >> hey you [ bleep ] move i swear to god. >> hey. [ gunfire ]. >> yes the system has failed us. yes it is disappointing. but as a family we're going to stay strong. >> tonight in sacramento the streets are quieter but so many left with this question, why does this keep happening? for "nightline" this is dan harris in new york. ♪ >> next, internet millionaire mogul wants to teach you how to quit your day job and succeed. will you listen? listen? it naturally traps and removes the waste that weighs me down. so i feel...lighter. try metamucil and begin to feel what lighter feels like. take the 2-week challenge and see the difference metamucil c

. >>> the attorney general there has ruled out criminal charges against two white baton rouge police officers in the deadly shooting of a black men. it comes 11 months after the justice department ruled out federal criminal charges in alton sterling's july 2016 debts. the 37-year-old was shot and killed during a struggle with baton rouge officers outside a convenient stores. two cell phone videos of the shooting quickly spread on social media. leading to nightly protests during which nearly 200 people were arrested. >>> former michigan state university dean who oversaw a clinic that employed larry nassar has been charged with sexually propositioning female students and compiling nude student selfies on his work computer. the charges against william are the first stemming from an investigation into the handling of complaints against nassar. the disgraced former sport doctor. also charged with failing to enforce or monitor to call set for nassar after female patients complain of inappropriate sexual contact. nassar is now serving decades in prison for sexually assaulting female student

. >>> louisiana's attorney general has ruled out criminal charges against two white baton rouge police officers in the deadly shooting of alton sterling, a 17-year-old black man. it this comes 11 months after the justice department ruled out federal criminal charges, sterling was killed in 2013 during a struggle with officers outside a convenience store where he was selling cds. however in a news conference stage, the baton rouge mayor says that -- >> it is my responsibility to ensure that our law enforcement officers follow established police procedure. >> police chief murphy paul said they'll review the actions of the officers during the incident and determine if any policies or procedures were violated. they expect that investigation to wrap up by friday. >>> michigan state university is under fire again, the dean has been charged with sexual misconduct involving female students. >> and he's also involved in tthe abuse by larry nassar. >> i talked to the lawyer this morning. >> reporter: the former boss of convicted sexual abuser larry nass nassar, has been charged on multiple count

he was shot and killed during a struggle with the baton rouge officers. he was selling homemade cd's outside the store before that shooting happened. the justice department has already ruled out federal committal -- criminal charges. >>> police and east palo alto say a man is now in custody for what appears to be two random shootings last night. a 65-year-old woman was shot in the arm as he walked home from the 7-eleven store. police say she was the second victim of the gunman. the first victim was sitting in his car when another man drove up next to him and fired a shot. but missed him. that victim followed the shooter as he drove off and saw the injured woman. he's also described the suspect car to investigators. palo alto police found the suspect a few minutes later. if you saw either shooting, getting contact with east palo alto police. >>> oakland police pulled an suv out of lake merritt and say that it is linked to the deaths of two people found in the water earlier this month. the chevy suburban was pulled out of the lake yesterday more than a week

rouge police officers in the 2016 shooting death of alton sterling. attorney general jeff landry: this decision was not taken lightly.it resembles what áfederal prosecutors decided back in may of 2017...which included that the video evidence couldn't prove or disprove the officers' claim that sterling was reaching for a gun.veda washington/alton sterling's aunt: you saw the videos but they say they didn't see nothing wrong. i can't understand it.almost a year later...after this álatest decision...the family still feels shorted on justice. chris stewart - sterling family attorney: people out there are getting smarter. we know that to hold you accountable is to get rid of your job if you're not going to step up.quinyetta mcmillon - mother of alton sterling's son: they took a human away. they took a father away. sterling was a father of five and 37 years old when he was shot and killed outside a convenience store in july 2016. cell phone video showed him pinned to the ground by the officers before he was shot. sandra sterling - alton sterling's aunt: f

rouge police officers in the 2016 shooting death of alton sterling. attorney general jeff landry: this decision was not taken lightly.it resembles what áfederal prosecutors decided back in may of 2017...which included that the video evidence couldn'trove or disprove the officers' aim that sterling was reaching for a gun.veda washington/alton sterling's aunt: you saw the videos but they say they didn't see nothing wrong. i can't understand it.almost a year later...after this álatest decision...the family still feels shorted on justice. chris stewart - sterling family attorney: people out there are getting smarter. we know that to hold you accountable is to get rid of your job if you're not going to step up.quinyetta mcmillon - mother of alton sterling's son: they took a human away. they took a father away. sterling was a father of five and 37 years old when he was shot and killed outside a convenience store in july 2016. cell phone video showed him pinned to the ground by the officers before he was shot. sandra sterling - alton sterling's aunt: for a

a baton rouge police officer is fired following the investigation in the shooting of all sincerely. sterling was killed by police outside of a convenience store. one of the officers involved was off of the force number the police department says that the officer resorted to deadly force while the second officer tried to de-escalate the situation. he was suspended for three days. >> eric: not to the rush investigation for special counsel robert mueller appears to be connecting the dots between the former trump campaign 80 and russia. in a new court filing he accused the former trump campaign deputy chairman rick gates of communicating with a person with ties to an ex-russian spy. this in late 2016. revelations coming during the sentencing of attorney alex -- tied to gates and former trump campaign chairman paul manafort. what does this mean, if anything to possibly connecting any doubts to the trump campaign itself? let me know we have a white house correspondent for the daily caller. let me just lay this out. rick gates, paul manafort and deputy campaign manager. international lawye

rouge police officers in the fatal shooting of alton sterling in july of 2016 sterling was black the decision coming nearly 11 months after the justice department ruled out federal charges in that shooting >> house speaker paul ryan addressing the check parliament. he says the solidarity of allies in response to the attack on a former russian spy and his daughter in britain is now more important than ever. >> we must see this for what it is this is an attempt to sow discord among our people, to divide allies, and to destabilize democratic institutions we cannot and we will not tolerate this. >> a new study from the university of north carolina says some ingredients in e-cigarettes are more harmful than others. researchers created a new screening technique to test the toxicity of over 700 types of e-liquid flavors some were more toxic than nicotine alone that's the news update this hour melissa, i'll send it back to you. >> sue, thank you. >> is north korean leader kim jong-un in china was he in china? if he was, what could that signal for u.s./china relations? at aadn ow lchth'she o"

rouge police officers in the 2016 shooting death of alton sterling. attorney general jeff landry: this decision was not taken lightly.it resembles what áfederal prosecutors decided back in may of 2017...which included that the video evidence couldn't prove or disprove the officers' claim that sterling was reaching for a gun.veda washington/alton sterling's aunt: you saw the videos but they say they didn't see nothing wrong. i can't understand it.almost a year later...after this álatest decision...the family still feels shorted on justice. chris stewart - sterling family attorney: people out there are getting smarter. we know that to hold you accountable is to get rid of your job if you're not going to step up.quinyetta mcmillon - mother of alton sterling's son: they took a human away. they took a father away. sterling was a father of five and 37 years old when he was shot and killed outside a convenience store in july 2016. cell phone video showed him pinned to the ground by the officers before he was shot. sandra sterling - alton sterling's aunt: f