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But may not be the right thing to do. >> reporter: representatives for the family say that's not enough. >> we're calling to the community to at this point to continue to put pressure on chief fitzgerald to fire this officer. >> reporter: david, officer martin was disciplined for ten days, but is still off the beat to undergo more training, and that neighbor, he was issued a citation today for assault, more than a month after craig called police, david. >> phillip mena with us tonight. phillip, thank you. we turn to the health concern we have been tracking in the west. a mumps outbreak. now ...

But before that he will meet for a short time with the joint chiefs of staff. he will not be given two options for the fight against isis. the new plan is several weeks away. but the expectation is that president trump will give some guidance as to what he expects from the chiefs, david. >> martha raddatz in washington. martha, always great to have you. we have one more note. president trump coming to the defense of president obama tonight after chelsea manning called mr. obama a weak leader. even after he reduced her sentence for giving hundreds of thousands of military documents to wikileaks...

The law on that issue now. >> torture is illegal. and torture is not legal. we agree with it not being legal. >> reporter: traveling today, president trump taking his first trip on marine one, a military aide boarding behind him. carrying what's called the nuclear football. something else david asked about. >> right after the oath of office, they gave you the nuclear codes, the biscuit. sobering moment? >> when they explained what it represents and the kind of destruction that you are talking about, it's a very sobering moment, yes. very scary in a sense. >> does it keep you up at night? >> no...

And the intelligence and cia. i paid great homage to the wall, and i spoke to the crowd. i got a standing ovation. they said it was the biggest standing ovation since peyton manning had won the super bowl, and they said it was equal. i got a standing ovation that lasted for a long period of time. >> and cecilia vega with us live in philadelphia tonight. the president telling me that the investigation had been launched. he said, done. regardless of proof of any fraud. what are you learning tonight? >> reporter: not so fast, david. the president was expected to sign an order to launch the invest...

Diplomatic visit begins here. britain's prime minister, theresa may is here, meeting with republicans in philadelphia today, and even before her visit to the white house tomorrow, pushing back against what the president told us here that torture works. here's abc's chief global affairs correspondent, martha raddatz tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a state department shakeup after an unusually large exodus of senior career foreign service officers, at least six, walking out the door. though not technically fired, the appointees were told they would not be asked to stay on in the trump administrat...