officials say john hinckley jr. is not a danger. also tonight the showdown over a bhil to allow the families of september 11 victims to sue saudi arabia. team trump accuses hillary clinton of insulting their supporters. >> you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. >> ninan: and the seafood industry rocked by accusation of fish fraud. are consumers falling for a bait and fish? this is the "cbs weekend news." >> ninan: good evening, i'm reena ninan with a western edition of the broadcast. the man who shot president ronald reagan is out of a washington mental hospital today. 35 and a half years after the shooting, john hinckley jr. was hidden from the media as he went home to his 90-year-old mother in williamsburg, virginia. in late july a federal judge ruled the would-be assassin, now 61 years old is not a danger to himself or the public. tony dokoupil looks back at the shooting that shocked the nation and tells us what's ahead for hinckley. >> mr. president! ( gunfire ) >> reporter: ronald rea

hinckley's longtime lawyer -- barry levine -- said in a statement that john hinckley will be quote "a citizen about whom we can all be proud." elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. in new york -- a special memorial service -- to honor the firefighters -- who died in the september 11th attacks -- 15 years ago. lynch -- and new york mayor -- bill deblasio -- speaking at the service. saint patrick's cathedral -- packed with city officials -- firefighters -- and families of the victims. 343 firefighters -- lost their lives -- as they tried to rescue people -- trapped inside the twin towers. on the eve of the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks -- president obama honors the nearly 3-thousand souls who -- murdered -- as well as the bravery of the survivors -- and memory once more. we stand with the survivors who still bear the scars of that day. we thank the first responders who risked everything to save others. a lot has changed over these past 15 years. we've strengthened our homeland security. we've prevented attacks. we've saved lives. president obama -- pledging the u.s. will relentlessly fig

what is john hinckley's status this morning? >> reporter: well, he has made more than 80 unsupervised trips out of st. elizabeth's but saided he doesn't have to return. instead, he will call this gated community help. time has aged john hinckley. and psychiatric treatment, according to a federal judge. and time has healed him. he is no longer officially a threat to society. but the man who prosecuted him disagrees. >> i don't think anybody who tries to nullify a national election with a bullet should ever be walking free no matter what their mental state. >> he he entered the public consciousness with is six pops of a volver. his target, president ronal reagan. his motive, a desperate and deranged attempt to impress the actress skwroed where foster. reagan nearly died. three others, including james brady, were shocked. according to the judge his mental illness has long been in control. for almost 30 years he mass no signs of psychotic ten i did seus. >> bringing him and putting him under the care of his 90-year-old mother seems

should john hinckley jr really be >>> put down your phone. the feds urging people who have the galaxy note 7 to put down your phone. >>> and on the edge. a heart stopping moment in austin, texas when the driver of this car drives off the edge of the parking garage. the miracle survival story today. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" live from rockefeller center. >> good morning. welcome to "today." i'm sheinelle jones alongside craig melvin and stephanie ruhle and dylan dreyer. >> that video is extraordinary. >> i wasn't sure it was a m >> we will have more on that story coming up. >>> also, we are following breaking news overseas to what many are hoping is the turning point in syria. news overnight that u.s. and russia reached agreement for cease-fire. we have our chief correspondent richard engel with the latest on syria. >> reporter: good morning, reached a deal in the ancient city of diplomacy. officials say it has little chance of succeeding. they used their leverage to try to start on monday to implement a seven-day cease-fire

john hinckley jr has no signs of psychotic symptoms or delusional thinking. some of the neighbors are not convinced. >> bring him here and put him under the care of his 93-year-old mother. >> reporter: her dad may have found forgiveness, but patty to pursue dark agendas they may still hold dear. for hinckley, the adjustment to life outside a mental clinic has been gradual. he has been spending 17 days a month with his mom. he is still under court supervision. required for treatment and get a job and do volunteer work and stay away from government officials. >> that was hans nichols reporting. >>> and in miami beach, the r growing. the virus has been detected in more mosquitoes in a neighborhood. officials say that means additional aggressive action is needed. including air spraying. >>> and we talked about this earlier, but we have to talk about it again. a terrifying time for an austin, texas driver left dangling in his car off the side of the parking garage. would send him sailing off the floor and the cable wrapped under the axle and kept the car from cras

he survivedbut the fate of his shooter - john hinckley jr. - was less clear. his lawyers said he nearly killed the president for the hinckley not guility by reason of insanity. now his new freedom has divided the reagan children (gfx)"my father did more than say the lords prayer he lived it in forgiving john hinckley jr..." tweeted reagan's son michael."maybe we should do the same." but reagan's daughter - patti davis - disagrees, saying: "forgiving someone in your heart doesn't meant that you let them loose in virginia." hinkley's release has also troubled former secret service agent timothy mccarthy - who a mccarthy orland park police department, former secret service agent)i am very concerned and i hope they're right that they let him out and he's not gonna injure anyone else. hinckley is required to attened therapy, work, and stay away from publicly commenting on his own life. (gfx)"mr. hinckley recognizes that what he did was horrific," his lawyer said in a statement. "he wishes he could take back that day, but he can't." (dokoupil on cam tag)john hinckle

remember, he will also have -- john hinckley jr. will have an ankle bracelet on him and secret service will continue to monitor him. among the restrictions put on him, he's not allowed to even talk to government officials. >> nbc's hans nichols live in virginia. appreciate that update, hans. >>> overseas now in landmark deal u.s. and russia announced a plan to bring about cease-fire in war-torn syria. agreement scheduled sunset sunday, a five--year-old civil war and allow flow of humanitarian aid. >> we believe that the plan as it is set forth if implemented, if followed, has the ability to provide a turning point, a moment of change. the suffering we have witnessed in syria over the course of more than five years now is really beyond inhumane. >> nbc's richard engel in geneva switzerland for us where it all went down. richard, help break down this deal for us? >> good morning. secretary kerry and russian counterpart sergey lavrov reached a deal here in geneva last night, this ancient city of diplomacy. critics say it has very littl

john hinckley jr., a free man tonight, with conditions. here's devin dwyer. >> reporter: tonight, john hinckley jr. seen here outside his mother's virginia home. free 35 years after trying to assassinate president reagan. the horror from 1981 is on the minds of neighbo gated community where hinckley will live. >> that person has always been a risk to society. he was a risk early. he's a risk now. >> reporter: in recent years he's been given unsupervised releases. in july, a federal judge ruled hinckley is no longer a danger to himself or others. >> because mr. hinckley has shown the court that he can obey by the rules and regulations set out by the judge, it's time to a ban on using social media and contacting any of his victims or their families. the court also forbidding hinckley from googling himself or researching weapons or porn. he also must continue therapy and be tracked by the gps on his cell phone. prosecutors insist hinckley remains dangerous, claiming on one occasion, he pretended to go to a movie but actually went to a booksto

officials say john hinckley jr. is not a danger. also tonight, the showdown over a bhil to allow the families of september 11 victims to sue saudi arabia. team trump accuses hillary clinton of insulting their supporters. >> you could put half of trump supporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. >> ninan: and the seafood industry rocked by accusation of fish fraud. are consumers falling for a bait and fish? this is the "cbs weekend news."

john hinckley, jr. returned home earlier this afternoon. he has his own room, king-sized bed and a tv. he plans to play the guitar and paint. if all goes well he could move out on his own as early as next year. tony to coble, cbs news, new york. >>> you probably know her image, the woman in the picture that symbolized the end of world war ii has died. it showed her being kissed by a sailor in times square. on the day americans learned of the japanese surrender. greta friedman was the woman in white. the iconic photo from august 14 , 1945. a photographer from life magazine captured the moment as the perfect strangers locked lips. friedman was 21 at the time. she died on thursday. at the age of 92. >>> still ahead a stubborn wildfire threatening a california institution. the all-out effort to keep it safe from the flames. >>> dangling from a tree, what left this pilot high and dry in the sierra. means for your sunday and beyond, coming up> tonight the evacuation warning has been expanded for the soberanes fire burning in ,,,, ♪ what if we m

the details of john hinckley's release. >> the 10:00 news on metv boston with maria stephanos and ben simmoneau, on comcast channel 942, verizon 461 and over the four hundred million dollars. that's how much charter schools will drain from massachusetts public schools this year. four hundred million siphoned from local districts that desperately need it. four hundred million that won't fund more science and technology, arts or preschool, counseling, or smaller class sizes. four hundred million unavailable to the ninety-six percent of students who don't attend charter schools. let's improve public schools for all students, emily: the man who shot president ronald reagan will be released from a psychiatric hospital ob from saturday. -- hospital a week from john saturday. hinckley, jr. has spent the last several decades institutionalized in washington after being found not guilty by reason of insanity. in july, a federal judge ruled he was no longer a danger to himself or others. hinckley will be allowed to live with his mother in virginia. erika: more trouble for anthony weiner caught i

. >> but john hinckley jr.'s court-ordered transition from a mental hospital to his mother's home does come with some conditions. >> reporter: john hinckley jr. beginning a new chapter. seen outside his mother's 35 years after trying to assassinate president reagan. the horror on the minds of neighbors inside the gated community where he will live. >> that person has always been a risk to society. they was a risk early. he's a risk now. >> reporter: in recent years hinckley has been given unsupervised visits tr his hospital. a federal judge ruled him as no longer a danger to himself or others? >> because he's shown the court that he can obey by the rules and regulations set out by the judge. it's time to try and see how he does on his own without coming back to st. elizabeth. >> reporter: the rules include a ban on using social media and contacting any of his victims or their families. the court also forbidding hinckley from googling himself or researching weapons or porn. he must continue therapy and be tracked

hinckley is a free man. the president was gravely wounded by a bullet that just missed his heart. a shocked america was shocked again when a jury found hingery not guilty by reason of insanity. >> disbelief, anger and we builderment, all words that describe what happened today around the country. >> reporter: since then, he's been a mental health patient in washington. although he's been allowed extensive time away, in july, a judge ruled he's no longer a danger to himself or others. now 61, hinckley will live with his 90-year-old mother in a gated community on a golf course in virginia. neighbors are divided about his permanent homecoming. >> it just seems that he played the system, got put away in a mental institution. now he's out, free. >> i mean, he's been under mental health care for decades now, so they've had plenty of time to make a reasoned decision about it. >> reporter: his lawyer said in a statement that john hinckley will be "a citizen about whom we can all be proud." commission is trying to se

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this morning, john hinckley is a free man. released from a hospital in washington, d.c., 35 years after his failed assassination attempt on president ronald reagan. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: the 61-year-old will now live with his mother in this gated community in williamsburg, virginia. >> i would feel very differently about this if i had to live on the same street as he did. >> reporter: hinckley was found not guilty by reason of insanity after injuring the president and press secretary james brady firing six times. a federal judge ruled the would-be assassin is no longer a danger to himself or the public. his attorney said hinckley continue ones to regret >> because she's shown the court that he can obey by the rules of regulations set out by the judge, it's time to try and see how he does on his own without coming back to st. elizabeth. >> reporter: he may have a number of privileges in his new life, including a driver's license and freedom to travel alone within 30 miles of his home. his release is bound by several conditio

. >>> john hinckley has left a washington mental hospital for good. his release yesterday comes more than 35 years after he tried to assassinate president ronald reagan began. he's now 61 years old. he has been declared not a danger to himself or others. he will live full time at his mother's home in virginia. john hinckley must find a job, continue with therapy and not drink or use drugs. he's also barred from speaking to the press. >>> new this morning, police in connecticut say 30 people have been hurt after a deck collapsed at an off-campus party near trinity college in hartford. a fire official said the collapse was a chain reaction of third floor deck of a house collapsed on to a second floor deck and then both fell on to a first floor deck. the most serious injury, a broken arm. the mayor of hartford expressed concern for the victims and says it's lucky no one was killed or critically injured. still ahead on abc7 mornings, there will be crowned a new miss america tonight. and here's a live look from the abc7 exploratorium camera at pier 15. coo

officials say john hinckley jr. is not a danger. also tonight, the showdown over a bhil to allow the fami o september 11 victims to sue saudi arabia. team trump accuses hillary clinton of insulting their supporters. >> you could put half of trump pporters into what i call the basket of deplorables. >> ninan: and the seafood industry rocked by accusation of fish fraud. are consumers falling for a bait and fish?

a federal judge ruled that 61- year-old john hinckley is not a danger to himself or the public. he facility for more than 35 years now. he is said to live full-time at his mother's home in virginia. hinckley will be a citizen about whom we can all be proud.>> damascus residence welcome day us russian agreement to put peace process back on track. the deal promises nationwide truth they should truce, and hours after it was announced serious armies attacked rebel held areas in the city. >> it is one of the most iconic images -- a sailors coming home from world war ii and he kisses a 21-year-old dental assistant. the photo an immortal part of american history that tonight we have learned that the woman from the photo has passed away. greta zimmer friedman did not know the sailor. she died after a bout of pneumonia on thursday. she will be buried at arlington national cemetery along with her late husband. she was 92 years old. >>> will take a look at the weather including a taste of fall. your thermostat might hit 30 or 40. details coming up. talking about how temperatures could reac

john hinckley jr. was released from a mental hospital in virginia saturday. the release comes after a federal judge ruled he is no longer a danger to hinckley will have to live with his mother... continue to undergo therapy... and see his psychiatrist twice a month. neighbors aren't so happy. "i don't think he should be here. i don't think he should've released him." "the medical field says he has recovered enough. if he has recovered enough, why not? why not?" "anybody shoots a president, it's a bad thing, whether it's a good president of a bad president." in 1981... hi kill president reagan, saying he wanted to impress actress jodie foster. he was eventually found not guilty by reason of insanity. in connecticut - dozens of people are injured after three decks collapsed. it happened late last night during an off-campus house party at trinity college. fire officials say the top deck detached from the building fell on the second deck and fell over and the third deck fell from there. students tried to pull others from the debris. even people standing on the gr

see what's next for john linkly -- john hinkcley jr. -- john john hinckley jr. -- for john hinckley jr. >>> a new political barb has hillary clinton striking hard at donald trump and those who support his campaign. the latest volley in the bitter battle playing out on the campaign trail and twitter may be a political gaffe. steve nans has more. >> to just be grossly generallistic, you could put half of trump's supporters into what i call the basket of flowables. right? the racist, sexist, homophobe wick zen phobic, islam phobic -- the racist, sexist, hope fobbic -- homophobic, xenophobic, islamophobic. >> hillary, they're not a basket of anything. they're americans and they deserve your respect. >> reporter: another sign of clinton's aggressive approach, this new campaign ad that uses republican voices against trump. >> he's a race-baiting seen phobic religious bigot. >> donald trump is a phony, a fraud. >> i just cannot support donald trump. >> reporter: but has clinton gone too far? her comment being compared to mitt romney's 47% gaffe in 2012. >> there are 47% of the people who will

the new neighbors of john hinckley.. the man who tried to assassinate president reagan and three others 35 years ago have mixed feelings about him being around. some say he shouldn't be there.. others say he's done his time. doctors cleared hinckley's mental state and he was released over the weekend. he must see a doctor once a month investigating after a young man was shot dead in a parking lot.as reporter rebecca russell tells us, his family is demanding answers. 3:15 sunday morning... police responded to this parking lot after getting reports of shots fired.tha's where they found the body of 22 year old anthony lamb.(michael cagney/witness)"and bang bang bang bang, bang, bang bang! close to at least 6-8 shots if not 10."people inside the lounge say they heard the shots outside.bullets striking building, even grazing cars. (ymani williams/anthon's fiancee)"we just have a whole bunch of questions."anthon's family is in the dark sunday night...with no one in custody. (ymani williams/anthon's fiancee) "we just know he wa

john hinckley junior was released from a psychiatric hospital in washington sunday. hinckley shot and wounded president reagan and three others outside the washington hilton hotel in 19-81.but he was later found not guilty by reason of insanity and committed to saint elizabeth's. doctors now say that he has recovred from his mental illness. the c-d-c says it could one-square mile zone in miami by next week if there are no new locally contracted cases of zika. the number of confirmed zika cases caught locally in florida is holding steady at 56... and if there are no new cases... a travel advisory could be lifted soon. in the meantime... miami's mosquito control team is spraying insecticide in the area for the next two weeks. a man in chicago says he's fed a private security firm to keep watch.the team of off-duty officers walk the area with guns and handcuffs, six days a week, eight hours a day.biggest problems in the neighborhood he says.... drug dealing, prostitution and loitering. he's budgeted 50-thousand dollars a year for the service. violence on the field at a

. >>> john hinckley has left a washington mental hospital for good. his release yesterday comes more than 35 years after he tried to assassinate president ronald reagan began. jon linkry is now 61 years old. he has been declared not a danger to himself or others. he will live full time at his mother's home in virginia. john hinckley must find a job, continue with therapy and not drink or use drugs. he's also barred from speaking to the press. >>> new this morning, police in connecticut say 30 people have been hurt after a deck collapsed at an off-campus party near trinity college in hartford. a fire official said the collapse was a chain reaction of -- after a third-floor deck of a house collapsed on to the second-floor deck, and then both fell on to a first-floor deck. the most serious injury, a broken arm. the mayor of hartford expressed concern for the victims and says it's lucky no one was killed or critically injured. >> a teenager charged with pretending to be a doctor faces more trouble with the law after lying on a loan application for a car.

john hinckley junior was released from a psychiatric hospital in washington sunday. hinckley shot and wounded president reagan and three others outside the washington hilton hotel in 19-81.but he was later found not guilty by reason of insanity and committed to saint elizabeth's. doctors now say that he has recovred from his mental illness. nearly one and a half million muslim pilgrims are in mecca, saudi arabia hajj .. one of the holiest annual islamic traditions. organizers have increased the number of emergency responders as a precaution after last year's deadly stampede ... where hundreds were killed and injured. a man in chicago says he's fed up with rising crime in his neighborhood... so, he's hired a private security firm to keep watch. the team of off-duty officers walk the area with guns and handcuffs, six days a week, eight hours a day.biggest problems in the neighborhood he says.... drug loitering. he's budgeted 50-thousand dollars a year for the service. a positive update to a story we brought you earlier this month.a michigan mom found this nasty note in

john hinckley jr. released from a psychiatric hospital for good this time now living with his mom in williamsburg, virginia and abc news senior legal correspondent sunny hostin is here with more on the story. sunny, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. at the time of the shooting, hinckley was 25 years old and had an obsession with actress jodie foster. stable, that he no lodger poses a danger to himself or others. this morning john hinckley is a free man released from a psychiatric hospital in washington, d.c., 35 years after his failed assassination attempt on president ronald reagan. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: the 61-year-old will now live with his mother in this gated community in suburban williamsburg, virginia. >> i would feel very differently about this if i had to live on >> reporter: hinckley was found not guilty by reason of insanity after firing his revolver six times at reagan, injuring the president and press secretary james brady. but in july, a federal judge ruled that the would

. >>> new details right now on one former colorado an john hinckley. he will be released and go to his mother's home on september 10th. he tried to assassinate president reagan. he could leave full-time. they are now in virginia. hinckley must live with his mother for a year and then he can choose his own living situation. he must find part-time and continue therapy. >>> republican presidential nominee donald trump is in ohio today following up on his big immigration speech and his trip to mexico yesterday. democrat hillary clinton is calling that trip a failure. craig boswell has the latest on the campaign trail. >> reporter: donald trump spoke to the same veterans group that hillary clinton addressed yesterday. he promised to create a new american future. >> in this future, we will have an honest go includes an honest state department, not pay for play. she probably didn't mention that to you yesterday. >>> the meeting wednesday with mexico's president and a major speech last night on immigration. >> we will build a great wall along the southern bord