captioning funded by cbs it's thursday, july 7th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." please sister don't tell me you just did this to him. >> breaking overnight. for the second straight day, another deadly shooting at the hands of police. the woman who witnessed her boyfriend's killing live streamed the aftermath for the world to see. >> oh, my god. please don't tell me he's dead. please don't tell me my boyfriend just went like that. and hundreds of miles baton rouge reeling in the killing of

alton silver is killed and the mother vows to fight for justice. >> i will not rest or not allow him to be swept in the dirt! >> reporter: in the race for the white house, the investigation might have cleared hillary clinton, but today, the fbi director gets grilled on capitol hill over his handling of the e-mail server case. and donald trump brings the movie "frozen" into his fight over a tweet critics call anti-semitic. how he is using a disney remove to prove his point. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, for the second straight day in a row we begin with a deadly police shooting. the victim a black male was shot yesterday during a traffic stop in a suburb of st. paul

minnesota. his girlfriend was in the car he was driving. her young daughter was in the back seat when they were pulled over. a live stream video streamed by his girlfriend on facebook appears to show the incident after the shooting and we want to warn you, this is graphic material. >> you killed my boyfriend. >> reporter: diamond reynolds says her boyfriend kacastille was carrying a licensed handgun when they were pulled over. >> he let the officer know that he was -- he had a firearm and he was reaching for his wallet and the officer just shot him in his arm. >> reporter: the video shows castille slumped over in the front seat and his shirt good blooy as the police officer points his weapon through the window. >> i told him to get his head out. >> you told him to get his i.d. sir, and his driver's license. >> reporter: reynolds says the officer opened fire as castille was following the officer's instructions. >> you shot four bull it's into

him, sir. he was just getting his registration, sir. >> reporter: reynolds was ordered from the car. >> ma'am, get out of the car with your hands up. let us see your hands. exit now! keep them up! keep them up! >> where is my daughter. you got my daughter? >> reporter: reynolds and her daughter were not injured. castille died at the hospital where his mother spoke to the media. >> he never been in no trouble. he did everything by the law and he died by the law. >> by the hand of the law. >> reporter: castille would have turned 33 tomorrow. >> we have an officer-involved shooting and, you know, 30 years or more. i'd have to go back in the history books to tell you truth. long prior to my tenure on the department. so, you know, it's -- you know, it's -- it's shocking. >> no officers were injured and it's your clean just how many officers fired shots. the minnesota bureau of criminal

apprehension has been called in to investigate. another deadly. the day before is sparking outrage. a black man was killed by white officers in baton rouge, louisiana. alton stergling was shot while he scuffled with police. hena daniels has more from new york. >> reporter: crowds remain outside the triple s convenience store in baton rouge wednesday night. long after the vigil honoring alton sterling had ended. state represent was among those who spoke just feet from where he was shot and killed by police. >> some people say we couldn't come out here without burning up our own building without tipping over our feet but this is baton rouge, louisiana jam! >> reporter: many of those expressed anger of the footage online. the latest one taken by the convenience store owner, shows sterling being shot multiple

times as officers pinned him to the ground. >> i'm mad because they took my son! i'll never ever get him back! >> reporter: a law enforcement office says they recovered a gun from sterling after the shooting but the family proves the video proves his life was snatched unfairly. >> the officers involved in his shooting took away a man with children who depended upon their daddy on a daily basis. >> reporter: federal investigators plan to review videos and speak to witnesses as part of their probe. demonstrators say they won't stop demonstrating until justice is served. hena daniels, cbs news. the investigation into hillary clinton's use of private e-mail servers is officially closed but fbi director james comey is under fire following the decision not to prosecute. he'll face tough questions today on capitol hill. meanwhile, clinton and donald trump pulled no punches on the campaign trail. craig boswell reports.

>> reporter: gop presumptive nominee donald trump campaigned in ohio with former house speaker newt gingrich who is on the list for possible vice presidential picks. >> in one form or another, newt gingrich is going to be involved with our government. >> reporter: trump renewed his attacks on opponent hillary clinton over her e-mail scandal. >> hillary clinton claims that the reason for her illegal use of a private insecure e-mail was that it was more convenient to use just one device. oh. >> reporter: earlier, clinton stood in front of a shuddered trump casino in atlantic and secured the businessman for his business practices. >> donald trump doesn't think going bankrupt is a big deal but it's devastating if you're someone who plays by the rules. >> reporter: the attorney general accepted the fbi's recommendation and closed the case on clinton's e-mails. but house republicans aren't satisfied. the house oversight committee is summoning fbi director james comey to the hill thursday. >> we want to know why they are

not going to prosecute. everything that doctor comey said would lead you to believe she did violate the law. >> reporter: a clinton aide tweeted that the government continues to play politics. donald trump says his campaign should not have deleted a tweet containing an image some consider anti-semitic. it contained an imageage that had appeared on a white supremacist website. yesterday trump said the star is just a star and not the star of david. later, he tweeted a coloring book for "frozen" that featured a red star. trump said where is the outrage? hillary clinton nished a higher education initiative to help with college tuition. her proposal allows some fams to pay no tuition at instate colleges and public universities. bernie sanders called it a bold initiative. it means the dream for higher education for all will become a

reality. >> it will improve the economic future of our country and make life immediately better for tens of millions of people stuck with high levels of student debt. >> sander says clinton's tuition plan will affect 83% of the families in this country. sander was reportedly booed during a meeting with house democrats who pressed him on when he would endorse hillary clinton to help foster party unity. during yesterday's tense meeting, he dodged questions about endorsing clinton, but it's reported the clinton and sanders campaigns are discussing a potential event next week when he would endorse clinton. . coming up on the "morning news." we will discuss fbi director's

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heading for the international space station. u.s. astronaut kate freeman and crew mates from russia and japan lifted off this morning from kazakhstan. their craft will reach the space station on saturday and they will spend four months in orbit. another crash involving tesla's autopilot is under investigation. a look at donald trump's donations to charity. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the washington post" is reporting eric trump's defense of his father's generosity. he says his father gives millions of his money to charity but declined to offer proof. among 200 charities with ties to donald trump, "the post" only found one donation worth less than $10,000. the sun sentinel reports on the 911 calls a florida officer made the night he fatally shot a a stranded motorist. >> i came out. i saw him come out with a handgun. i gave him a command. he turned the gun and pointed at me and i started running.

i shot him. >> he was waiting for a tow truck last october and was unarmed. newman raja, the officer, is under house arrest on a manslaughter charge. "the dallas morning news" reports the filing of a 10 million dollar lawsuit against american airlines. the family of a 13-year-old girl says she was groped while traveling alone last month on an american flight. the suit claims the flight crew let it go on for a half hour before intervening. the "los angeles times" reports the investigation of another crash involving tesla's autopilot feature. government safety officials want to know if the feature was engaged when a driver was hurt six days ago. a driver use tesla's assisted driving feature was killed in a crash two months ago. the standard journal of idaho reports that a former tv cop is now a real-life police officer. "chips" star erik estrada is a reserve officer for a small eastern idaho town. he'll focus on protecting children from internet predators. the star tribune reports the

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on the cbs "moneywatch," snapchat lets you save some of your special memories. and starbucks is caught overcharging. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning. federal reserve policymakers aren't ready to raise interest rates again just yet. minutes from the fed's last policy meeting in june showed some uncertainty that the outlook for the u.s. economy and worry about the upcoming brexit vote last month. last month, the fed voted 10-0 to leave the interest rate unchanged. they were affected by the weak may jobs report. the june jobs report comes out tomorrow. on wall street, stocks finished higher yesterday. the dow gained 78 points. the s&p rose 11. the nasdaq added 36. if you're a starbucks customer you may have paid a little extra last week. starbucks is raising prices next week by as much as 30 cents.

last week, that price hike was prematurely entered into its computer system. if you think you were overcharged, you can call starbucks customer service. snapchat is introducing a new feature. memories. it lets users save pictures. this is a big change for snapchat. photos and videos used to be deleted 24 hours after they were posted. memories work like a holding bin for photos and videos which you can protect with a pass code. walmart says its smartphone payment app is up and running in all of its stores. walmart pay lets customers check out in stores by opening up the app and scanning a code at the payment terminal. it works with any major credit and debit card and allow customers to build shopping lists based on previous purchases. chipotle is out with a new message delivered in a form in it animated film. a love story is about two young children who operate rival food stands, but their competition

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well, nba free agency is keeping uniform makers busy. the latest star to change teams is dwyane wade of the heat. he is ending his 13-year run in miami to join the bulls. wade, a chicago native, got a two-year deal worth $47 million. the risk of fire is prompting a recall of hoverboards. government safety officials blame the batteries. weijia jiang reports. >> reporter: hoverboard fires like this one at a houston mall in december sparked a major recall. >> if you own a hoverboard, please stop using it immediately. >> reporter: elliott kay, chairman of the u.s. consumer product safety commission, says more than 500,000 are being recalled. >> hoverboard is on fire. >> reporter: the agency has received dozens of reports of batteries inside catching on fire or exploding.

>> the hoverboard is still here. >> reporter: last year, jessica horn told us her son's was charging when it started a fire that burned through the house. >> before i had time to even say that it was on fire, the house was on fire. >> reporter: ten companies are recalling the devices. they were sold nationwide between june 2015 and may 2016. the consumer product safety commission says all of the recalled hoverboard were made with fundamental design flaws. this video from the ul's firefighter safety research institute shows how lithium batteries with explode. kay worries even hoverboards outside of the recall do not meet the ul standard. >> check and demand to have proof of ul certification, especially if it's not on the recall list. if they cannot provide proof, demand a refund. >> reporter: many airlines railroads and even college campuses have already banned hoverboards because of the risk. weijia jiang, cbs news, rockville, maryland. coming up after your local

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a new 102 million dollar theme park opens today in central kentucky. it's based on the biblical story of noah's ark. mark strassmann has a preview. >> reporter: inside the ark encounter, the greatest story ever told comes to life on four floors. throngs of pilgrims summarizing 2x2 bear witness to noah and his family and all of those animals. rachel crust brought her five children. represents the truth? >> the absolute truth. the god's word is the bible and the absolute truth. i truly believe that. >> reporter: this timber frame ark is rectangular and enormous. seven stories tall and

almost two football fields long. >> it's meant to make a statement that christians can build a major attraction like this. >> reporter: ken ham built is so they will come. he is the 63-year-old founder of a ministry called answers in genesis. ham is a young earth creationist, a christian who believes the world is 6,000 years old. dinosaurs lived alongside people and evolution is junk science. >> i think what this place will do for christians is to embolden many of them. >> reporter: is this a christian's disney or is this more than that? >> no. it's much more than that. >> reporter: but some critics see the ark as a celebration of ignorance. others complain employees have to be christian and sign a statement of faith. and believe the ark's 18 million dollars in state tax incentives travel the line between church and state. but a federal court allowed it. critic jim helton leads them.

>> noah's ark is a church. it's a religion that is false. >> reporter: ham hopes for 2 million visitors in the first year. be critical all they want? >> they can scuff all they want and be critical all they want. you know what? i invite them all to come here. >> reporter: noah hunkered down for 40 days and 40 nights. visiting this arc will run you $40. mark strassmann, cbs news, williamstown, kentucky. here is another look at this morning's top stories. police shot and killed a man in minnesota during a traffic stop and graphic streamed live on facebook appears to show the incident. the victim was carrying a licensed firearm. his girlfriend and her daughter were in the car when they were pulled over. she says police shot her boyfriend for no apparent reason. a civil rights investigation into the fatal shooting of a black man in police in baton rouge, louisiana. the incident was captured on video. alton sterling was selling cds outside a convenience store and

ened ened -- ended up in a scuffle with police. coming up after your loal news on "cbs this morning," news anchor gretchen carlson's lawsuit against the ceo of fox news. plus, how some of the popular sunscreens may not be protecting you. >> that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. have a great day.

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welcoming of kevin durant also known as kd, trade this morning. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. kevin durant a warrior, wow! all right. so weather. >>that -- tarantula. that's what they called him. drizzle beginning around the oakland zoo as you are on 580 this morning. so the drizzle is extended further inland as well as the marine layer. 50s across the board right now. san jose at 59 degrees. not much clearing at the seashore, 70s at the peninsula. hey! under 80 degrees in the tri- valley. we have the full forecast