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dallas to honor the victims of last week s deadly ambush on police officers. and protesters march through the streets of philadelphia for the sixth straight day. how the demonstrations are affecting security plans for the up coming democratic national convention. first a developing story. a threat made against philadelphia police department. good evening everyone i m ukee washington. i m jessica dean. police say they have have received information that there have been threats against several patrol districts but they say the threats have not been deemed realistic or credible at this time. they did row lows statement tonight reading in part obviously we are taking this seriously and it will be thoroughly investigated in order to ensure the safety of not only our employees, but the residents who live in the avenue for mentioned districts . we will of course continue to stay on top of the this developing story and bring updates as we get them. demonstrators in p ....
at more than 200 strong, the crowd had one message for philly police. got your backs. reporter: they included retired police officers like kevin macnamara. my friends on the veepth district and those guys down in texas. for so many it s about supporting families. we ve got your backs. brother is a cop. have i lot of friends that are cops. cousins that are cops. they go through hard time every day, and you got to get out here and show them that you care. how you doing? reporter: officers were there to work, they appreciated the positive vibes. i grew up in the 15th district and i know it well and it seems like since i ve been around this area my whole life always been a supporter community supports. the night took a hostile turn when some in the crowd began arguing with a man holding a sign that read black lives matter. (inaudible). reporter: the man left after shaking hands with woman. peace. that s right. reporter: this is one of two rallies h ....
good evening, i m jessica dean. i m nicole brewer. ukee is on assignment. there was one moment during that recall whole tensions really flared up. eyewitness news reporter trang do was there and joins us live in mayfair with that story. trang? reporter: well, there were tense moments when a man showed up holding a black lives matter sign but fortunately this rally ended peacefully with both sides expressing their support for police. chorus of cheers and honks filled the intersection of cottman and frankford avenues in mayfair. at more than 200 strong, the crowd had one message for philly police. got your backs. reporter: they included retired police officers like kevin macnamara. my friends on the veepth district and those guys down in texas. for so many it s about supporting families. we ve got your backs. brother is a cop. have i lot of friends that are cops. cousins that are cops. they go through hard time every day, and you got to get out here and ....
quadriga and we re going to talk about it with three people who watch u.s. politics very closey. it s a pleasure to welcome crist jana maya, a correspondent be with the morning show and former by reported for a.i.d. from washington. she says we look at with shock and no awe at a u.s. campaign at a man who be would be fired from any school for his hateful, racist remarks writes our next guest about politics. she says one of the biggest challenges for hillary clinton see that her s to conventional qualities as a candidate matter more than donald trump s populism. and erik kirschbaum now works as a correspondent for the los angeles times in berlin. he says there is a lot of frustration with the government n europe and it the moon i fests itself in support for right-wing candidates like pen. but it s hard to imagine americans electing anyone by clinton. can we really be sure it s going to be clinton against trump when it comes to the general election? or i iit possi ....
people of britain have voted to leave the european union, the first people ever had to leave that bloc. 52% voted to leave. 48 to remain. that result initially caught many people by surprise and it sent the pound sterling plummeting. the president of the european council said the bloc will meet next week without britain to discuss the next steps. and it involves the unprecedented step of invoking article 50 of the e.u. governb governing treaty, something no one has done before. and shortly after the results were announced, prime minister david cameron stepped out to announce he will be leaving. a look back now at his undoing. it s not just britain that will be leaving. soon, david cameron will be out as well. the prime minister said the brexit vote was likely the biggest-ever display of democracy in britain s history. it was also his undoing. after unsuccessfully standing up for the e.u. it was now clear he would have to step down. i think the country requires f ....