he was protecting his home. he claims he acted in self- defense and he hit him standing in the street. before the shooting copley called 911 and said there were a bunch of hoodlums outside his home. he thought they had guns and he was going to secure his neighborhood. none of the men were armed and claimed her son was not dressed like a hood lum. if there was caucasian boys te street, 1:00 in the morning, would they be called hoodlums? these boys were invited to a party, didn t feel comfortable and they were on their way home. reporter: copley is currently in jail on no bond charged with first-degree murder. we heard from his attorney this morning. he asked the public to withhold more facts are made available. police call it a retaliation murder. today the man they believe pulled the trigger will be in a courtroom to face charges. jamarcus hurley turned himself into police yesterday. he shot and killed the 20-year- old outside of a tobacco store last month. firefighte
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good to have you with us. and we begin with two big u.s. political stories. the upcoming democratic national convention and the brewing fight over the u.s. postal service. house speaker nancy pelosi announced sunday she will recall representatives to washington this week, and they will ramp up postal service investigations and consider legislation to reverse recent changes. the usps says it will delay removal of mailboxes and sorting machines, but hundreds may already be out of commission. the stakes are high since many americans will vote by mail because of the pandemic. meanwhile, president donald trump doubled down on inaccurate claims about absentee ballots. his chief of staff held firm when pressed by cnn s jake tapper. widespread voter fraud, though. there s no evidence of widespread voter fraud. there s no evidence that there s not either. that s the definition of fraud, jake. well, all this as democrats head into a history-making party convention with blake woma
is not about immigration at all. this president is actually serious about security, then he ll stop acting and using the words of white supremacists. from new mexico to new england, nearly 200 million people are sweating it out. disgustingly hot. i m melting. i m getting too old for this heat. this is new day weekend with victor blackwell and christi paul. glad to be with you this sunday. a deadly heat wave is gripping much of the country from the great plains to the east coast, people are being warned to take this dangerous heat seriously. at least one person has died because of the heat. more than 500 cooling centers up and running this morning in new york. a new record high temperature was set at jfk airport, 99 degrees. and thousands, hundreds of thousands of people are waking up in michigan without power after the thunderstorms downed some trees and power lines across the state. the heat is so intense in iowa, asphalt roads are literally exploding. al