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want to see connor grubb pay for what he did because it was wrong.was wrong for him to take her and her baby out of here like he did. >> reporter: blendon county police chief says that the department is taking action. cbs reached out to grubb's attorneys to say he is in county jail until his arraignment tomorrow where he is expected to plead not guilty. major? >> major: tom hanson, thank you. president biden and first lady jill biden visited new orleans today promoting the so-called cancer moonshot program the president created following the death of his son, beau, from cancer. the president announced $150 million of new cancer researching funding for eight research teams across the country, including one from tulane university, where this event was held. >> we believe anything is possible in america. that there is nothing, nothing beyond our capacity when we work together. >> major: the president has set a goal of cutting the number of american cancer deaths in half by the year 2047. important news tonight for parents who allow their toddlers to use

, and felonious assault. >> we are not passing any judgment on whether officer grubb acted properly.haven't seen the evidence. >> reporter: before the shooting come up surveillance cameras recorded young inside the store, where police suspected she stole bottles of alcohol. young was at least 25 weeks pregnant at the time of the shooting. the daughter she was expecting also died. >> he didn't never have to pull that gun on her, ever. it wasn't called for appeared speedier today, young's grandmother called. >> reporter: any five a bully with a badge. >> i want to see connor grubb pay for what he did because it was wrong, it was wrong for him to take her baby out of there like he did. >> reporter: blendon county police chief says that a permit is taking action. cbs reached out to grubb's attorneys to say he is in county jail until his arraignment tomorrow where he is expected to plead not guilty. major? >> major: tom hanson, thank you. president biden and first lady jill biden visited new orleans today promoting the so-called cancer moonshot program following the death of his son, beau

cbs news reached out to grubb's attorneys.tomorrow where he is expected to plead not guilty. tom hanson, cbs news, new york. >>> president biden is now declared an emergency order for puerto rico as tropical storm ernesto barrels across the caribbean toward the island. the storm is said to become a hurricane and expected to pass northeast of puerto rico, dropping as much as 10 inches of rain and maybe more. ernesto then turns north to bermuda, possibly as a category 2 or even 3, and could make a direct hit on bermuda by saturday. >>> police in texas are investigating a frightening scene. a highway crash that ended with two toddlers in the road wearing nothing but diapers. officials in the coastal city of freeport say it appears the children were thrown from a jeep that flipped over multiple times. remarkably, there were no serious injuries. >>> straight ahead on "cbs news roundup," there is some good news for people using weight loss drugs after the results of a new study into cancer and dementia. small businesses are the hear

do you want connor grubb to go to prison for the rest of his life?e. so, yeah, that would be justice for me and our family and her boy. but at the scene of the shooting, connor grubb could be heard on his body camera. she tried to run me over. saying he thought his life was in danger. and his police union has called the case against him politically motivated. he has been granted bail while ta'kiya young leaves two surviving sons. more lives changed forever in a litany of such cases. convictions are even rarer. and while charges against the police are rare, convictions are even rarer. john sudworth, bbc news. the scottish government is introducing emergency spending controls and it's understood that a number of projects will now be cut. ministers today confirmed an end to universal winter fuel payments for scottish pensioners, in line with the change in england. let's speak to our scotland editor, james cook, who's in glasgow. what more do we expect? reeta, i think the concern is that we might expect quite a lot more in the way of cuts. the finance se

do you want connor grubb to go to prison for the rest of his life?aby doesn't have any life. so, yeah, that would be justice for me and our family and her boy. but at the scene of the shooting, connor grubb could be heard on his body camera. she tried to run me over. saying he thought his life was in danger. and his police union has called the case against him politically motivated. he has been granted bail while ta'kiya young leaves two surviving sons. more lives changed forever in a litany of such cases. and while charges against the police are rare, convictions are even rarer. john sudworth, bbc news. thailand has been plunged into deeper political and economic uncertainty, with the country's constitutional court dismissing the prime minister, srettha thavisin. the court in bangkok ruled that he'd violated the constitution by appointing a minister who'd served time injail for contempt of court. he's been in office less than a year. amazon has been chosen for a uk trial to deliver parcels using drones. parcels from the prime air service can be deli

do you want connor grubb to go to prison for the rest of his life?ustice for me and our family and her boy. but at the scene of the shooting, connor grubb could be heard on his body camera. she tried to run me over. saying he thought his life was in danger. and his police union has called the case against him politically motivated. he has been granted bail while ta'kiya young leaves two surviving sons. more lives changed forever in a litany of such cases. and while charges against the police are rare, convictions are even rarer. john sudworth, bbc news. the scottish government is introducing emergency spending controls and it's understood that a number of projects will now be cut. ministers today confirmed an end to universal winter fuel payments our scotland editor give us this update. our scotland editor give us this u date. . ., . , our scotland editor give us this udate. . , update. the concern is we can could exect a update. the concern is we can could expeet a quite _ update. the concern is we can could expect a quite lot _ update. the concern

do you want connor grubb to go to prison for the rest of his life?life and her baby doesn't have any life. so, yeah, that would be justice for me and our family and her boy. but at the scene of the shooting, a connor grubb could be heard on his body camera. she tried to run me over. saying he thought his life was in danger. and his police union has called the case against him politically motivated. he has been granted bail while ta'kiya young leaves two surviving sons. more lives changed forever in a litany of such cases. and while charges against the police are rare, convictions are even rarer. john sudworth, bbc news. to a big political story out of japan. the prime minister, fumio kishida, says he will not stand in his party's leadership contest next month, clearing the way for a new premier. mr kishida — who came to power in 2021 — said it was important to show the public that his liberal democratic party was changing. they have governed japan for most of the period since the second world war. tomohiko taniguchi is a former special adviser to the

. >> reporter: we sat down with salleigh grubbs, a cobb county republican party official, who introduceded by the state board. some of the pushback is these rules are fixing a problem that doesn't exist, the elections have been fair. >> there's a lot of human error that can happen. >> reporter: grubbs and her allies believe these rules are necessary to address election fraud even though those claims were proven false in 2020. we know who won. we know who won georgia. it's president biden. >> president biden won georgia. >> reporter: you don't think so? >> i do not think it was a free and fair election. >> reporter: in a fiercely divided vote earlier this month, the board approved grubbs' new rule and others that empower local officials in any of georgia's 159 counties to question the election before they'll certify results. >> is there a motion to certify the election? >> reporter: certification officially ends the voting process, typically a formality. >> i move to certify the election. >> reporter: now in georgia and elsewhere, new rules offer an open door to question the legitimacy of

body cam video shows blendon township officer connor grubb approaching ta'kiya young in her car in acery store parking lot last year. another officer ordered young out of the car, but she rolled her car toward grubb who shot her in the chest. young and her unborn baby died. >>> and "the kansas city star" says a former kansas police chief who led a raid on a newspaper was charged with felony judicial interference. police raided the marion county record last year after an investigation into whether a reporter had to access driving records. prosecutors said the paper did not commit a crime. former police chief gideon cody is accused of persuading a potential witness to withhold information from authorities as they investigated his actions. >>> ahead, the latest development in the jordan chiles bronze medal fight. allegations of a conflict of interest involving an olympic panel member. f interest involving an olympic panel member. have you tried thew febreze car vent clips? the new intensity dial gives you total control. i can turn it up... that smells good! or turn it down... hmm. nice

grubb is due to be arraigned in court tomorrow. former kansas city police chief has been charged with felony obstruction of justice. the single charge against cody relates to accusations that he asked a business owner who was a potential witness to delete texts between them. cody justified the raid on a marion county record by saying police were investigating whether the paper committed identity theft and got illegal information and sparked outrage against press freedom advocates. and they said no crime was ever committed. still to come, former president trump raises the idea of taking a heavier hand with the traditionally independent federal reserve. a bipartisan effort shows how lawyers can preserve american democracy. and a military fort celebrates 50 years of bringing people together through creativity. >> from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite university of arizona. geoff: arbitrary detentions and use of force more than two weeks after elections that the opposition said it won. we speak with t

grubb, ana, has been on administrative paid leave since the incident happened.us, thank you for that report. >>> in philadelphia, the plight of gun violence is coming into full view. the city now has the highest per capita gun murder rate of the largest ten cities in america, more than chicago and new york combined. 692 shooting victims in philly so far this year alone according to city data, and of those shooting victims, 56% are 30 years or younger, and 96% are black or hispanic. nbc's yasmin vossoughian went to philadelphia to dig into these staggering numbers and what can be done to help. so you spoke with victims about this gun violence. what did you hear? >> it's unbelievable the way in which these young kids, these teenagers have to live day in and day out, and these mothers and fathers. a term i learned when i was down there called anticipatory trauma. it is what moms and dads are facing along with these kids where they anticipate at any moment they will get a phone call that someone close to them has died because of gun violence. has been shot, and then

cobb county republican party leader salleigh grubbs helped champion the new rules.hback is these rules are fixing a problem that doesn't exist. >> but there's a lot of human error that can happen. >> reporter: grubbs and her allies believe these rules are necessary to address election fraud, even though those claims were proven false in 2020. >> i do not think it was a free and fair election. >> is there a motion to certify the election? >> reporter: certification, ending the voting process, used to be a formality, but not anymore. since 2020, more than two dozen counties in eight states across the nation have tried to block certification of their elections. >> it's a power grab. >> reporter: election security expert david becker. >> there's a way to challenge it through a legal process with evidence before a court. >> reporter: in cobb county, democratic election chair tori silas says the new rule means any county official could raise an issue that could derail georgia from counting its votes. what's your objection to it? >> there are no parameters. there are no --

grubb is due to be arraigned in court tomorrow. a former kansas police chief who led a raid last year on a weekly newspaper has been charged with felony obstruction of justice. the single charge against gideon cody relates to accusations that he asked a business owner who was a potential witness to delete texts between them. cody justified the raid on the marion county record by saying police were investigating whether the paper committed identity theft, and illegally accessed information in reporting a story. it sparked national outrage as an assault on press freedom. prosecutors later concluded no crime was ever committed by the paper's publisher or staff. on wall street today, stocks jumped after a report on producer prices fueled hopes for a rate cut next month. the dow jones industrial average added more than 400 points on the day. the nasdaq rose more than 400 points as well, or nearly 2.5%. the s&p 500 also saw strong gains. still to come on the "newshour", former president trump raises the idea of taking a heavier hand with

cobb county republican party leader salleigh grubbs helped champion the new rules. the pushback is these rules are fixing a problem that doesn't exist. >> but there's a lot of human error that can happen p. >> reporter: grubbs and her allies believe these rules are necessary to address election fraud, even though those claims were proven false in 2020. >> i do not think it was a free and fair election. >> is there a motion to certify the election? >> reporter: certification, ending the voting process, used to be a formality, but not anymore. since 2020, more than two dozen counties in eight states across the nation have tried to block certification of their elections. it's a power grab. election security expert david becker beard. >> there's a way to challenge it through a legal process with evidence. >> reporter: and how county, democratic election chair tori silas says the new rule any county official could raise an issue that could derail georgia from counting its vote. what's your objection to it? >> there are no parameters pure. >> reporter: it can be anything?

traffic stop. 21—year—old ta'kiya young was shot through the windscreen of her vehicle by officer connor grubbst year. a court in bangkok has removed thailand's prime minister from office, in a move which threatens to further destabilise the country's governing coalition. srettha thavisin, who'd held the role for less than a year, was accused of violating the constitution, after appointing a minister who'd served time injail for contempt of court. talks to try and end the long—running pay dispute between train drivers and the government are happening again today. representatives from the union aslef are meeting with officials from the department for transport, with both sides said to be hopeful of a breakthrough. the industrial action has affected more than a dozen train operating companies based in england over the last two years. our transport correspondent katy austin is there. katy, those talks have paused for now. do we know how they're getting on? we know that the general secretary of aslef, mick whelan, arrived at the department for transport this morning to meet with officials, and he

of shoplifting. 21—year—old ta'kiya young had refused to get out of her car when the officer, connor grubbe windscreen. her unborn daughter also died. in the next hour, we'll get an update on the latest inflation figures, which indicate how quickly prices are rising. ben's keeping an eye on the figures for us. this is our monthly look at how quickly the price of everyday goods is changing. usually we look out for the consumer price index covering things like food and clothes. injune prices were rising by 2%. it's unchanged from the month before and the lowest for almost three years. remember the days of ii% inflation? but this month there'll be a bit more interest in a different measure of inflation — the retail price index or rpi. that's becausejuly�*s rpi figure is traditionally used to set the level at which rail fares in england will rise by next year — plus an additional i%. rpi was 2.9% last month. so if it stays the same, we could potentially be looking at rail fare increases of around 4% from next year. but the government says no decisions have been made on next year's railfares bu

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