leading up to the shooting. it's almost 80 and only 6:00 in the morning, katie will let us know how high the temperature will go and how long the excessive heat will last.erature today is thursday, july 7th. good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brook thomas, katie and meisha are keeping an eye on things the roads are looking good. dry out there. levels are starting to build. just as i was walking up to this desk and you can actually hear the traffic center the phones going off, i think we're seeing a water main break that looks nasty i. going to have that coming up in a few minutes. >> what we can expect for now is dry weather, something else that's going to change with time. there's scattered showers and storms, as you mentioned, we're almost at 80 right now. sun is barely over the horizon. but a beautiful sunrise currently underway, looking awfully hazy, that is being shown from the sky cam 3 shot. we go next to the live

neighborhood network. that humidity is palpable. you can see it in the form of a haze outside cape may courthouse in the distance. of genesis bay, steamy start to the day. region-wide, everybody is going to feel it. if you are waking up in an air-conditioned home and walk out. it's steamy. storm scan is nice and quiet for now, when you look at some of the streams, it shows you the wind flow, very calm but the wind flow is coming out of the south, generally speaking. so what that means is that we're just getting a very warm, very humid air shoved into the delaware valley, as a result, we heat up with no problem. later on today, it turn as bit unsettled a pop-up shower or thunderstorm you see this in the summertime. it will help to briefly cool down a couple of communities but we're going to soar with ease into the mid 90's and likely to feel closer to triple digits still with an excessive heat

warning remaining in effect all day. >> sometimes with this heat and humidity can do stuff to our roadways as well. we can see erosion, but what we're looking at right now, if you heard me when i was just saying at the desk, we have live breaking news got chopper over this, it's water is gushing out of this manhole right now and it sounds like the road is buckling. this is in south philly right now. so it looks like crews are already out there trying to get this at least blocked off until they get this under control. but whenever we have roads starting to buckle, that's when we have serious concerns. of i will keep you updated as this goes on. some water is just gushing out of that man whole right now at 5th and snyder in south philly. make note if you're in or around that area, you're not going to be able to obviously pass through and we got some of that road buckling and with warm conditions and humidity and heat can cause concern. moving on outside, schuylkill eastbound at spring garden.

plenty vehicles out there on the schuylkill right now. also in delaware county, 95 northbound 452 we're starting to get the haze out of the way but the sunshine is coming through. pack the sunglasses, jim and brook back over to you it's happened again this week, another young person is the victim of gun violence in the city. >> it was a 16-year-old girl hit by a stray bullet in juniata. of jan carabeo bow is live at saint christopher's hospital where she spoke with the girl's family. >> reporter: good morning. fortunately this 16-year-old is back home this morning. she was released from saint christopher's hospital a couple of hours ago. but her family tells us this could have been tragic. they say the 16-year-old could have been killed's the same goes for her four-year-old cousin standing right besides her. >> the family and friends are seeking justice thursday morning after a 16-year-old was shot and injured here in juniata overnight. the victim of violence, they say, she had nothing to do with.

>> she's going to work through it. >> reporter: it happened just before 11:00 last night at the intersection of o and lycoming street. family tells us the teenager was just walking home with her aunt and four-year-old cousin at the time. they say the victim saw a group of guys doing drugs and saw one of them with a gun. scared, she grabbed the four-year-old and ran. >> when she saw it, she go run and when she ran, when she had her back turned because of a bullet went into her back, i guess when she turned around to run, it already had gotten her. she was in so much shock she didn't feel it. >> the friend did not want to be identified but she says the teen found a family nearby and they helped call police. >> preliminary information is that the 16-year-old female shot in the leg is an innocent victim struck by stray to gunfire. >> reporter: east detectives are investigating as they process the scene act 23-year-old man showed up at a hospital shot in the chest. later transferred to area torresdale in critical

condition. police say he may have been the intended target of the shooting. this is third time this week a teenager was hit by a stray bullet in philadelphia. a 16-year-old was killed in grays ferry and a 13-year-old was injured late tuesday night in hunting park this family says enough is enough. >> i want justice for her. i don't want no danger for anybody. violence needs to stop honestly. this is just -- the too much. in one week, three teenagers, too much. >> reporter: now, it's unclear at this time if the 23-year-old man will survive. again, he's in the hospital in critical condition. in the meantime, police are investigating, they're reviewing a number of surveillance cameras in that area and interviewing witnesses. unfortunately at this time, there is no motive for the shooting. again, there's no motive and there are again no -- they are rather, they won't a good description of the suspect. brook and jim back to you. meanwhile a developing story this morning, the shooting of an african-american man by a

minnesota police officer. an marie green shows us the video live streamed by the victim's girlfriend. we must warn you this is graphic video. >> you killed my boyfriend. >> diamond reynolds says her boyfriend, castille was carrying a licensed handgun when he was pulled over. >> he let the officer know he was -- he had a firearm. he was reaching for his wallet. and the officer just shot him. >> reporter: the video shows castille slumped over in the front seat, as the police officer points his weapon at the couple through the window. >> i told him to get his hand off. >> you told him to get his id and his driver's license. >> reynolds says he opened fire as he was following his instructions. of. >> you shot full bullets into him, sir. he was just getting his license and registration, sir. >> reporter: reynolds and her daughter were not injured. castille died at the hospital.

>> we had an officer involved shooting in 30 years or more. i'd have to go back in the history books to tell you the truth. >> reporter: castille would have turned 33 tomorrow. an marie green, cbs news new york. the justice department says they're going to investigate the death of alton sterling. he was shot and killed by police tuesday if baton rouge. the department is prompting a fair, thorough and impartial investigation, a 37-year-old father of five was killed in an officer involved shooting captured on video. the shooting sparked protest and outrage across the country: that includes here in philadelphia. demonstrators demanded an end to police shooting and blocked the venal expressway. happening, bill cosby heads back to a norristown courtroom hoping to to have the case

thrown out. he's accused of assaulting andrea constand in 2004. of prosecutors say they can use her police statement instead. a trial date may be set during the hearing. septa riders should brace themselves for another hectic morning rush. this is unfortunately becoming the norm. check out a live picture from mobile three along the pool thorndale line, not too busy at all right now but expect the delays to build as the morning rush rolls on. many trains have been forced to bypass crowded platforms after a third of septa's train cars were pulled for emergency repairs. it's still trying to figure out the best way to maximize service. >> right now, trying to study patterns what, if any, people are doing. because a lot of people that are taking one form of transportation coming might not take the same transportation going. our big thing is we're trying goat those trains back in service.

>> the heat isn't helping the situation. high temps are causing speed restrictions on the tracks and that's slowing down the trains, to septa officials warn the disruptions could last another one or two months. let us know about problems you're having with septa, use #cbs3 commute. we'll have the reason why many construction workers in our area could be out of work come tomorrow. >> it's a popular way to get around this summer, half million hover boards are being recalled. find out why the consumer product safety commission says to stop using them. it's not what you would expect to find but a giant garden is sprouting up. see how it's bringing the community together and improving people's health coming up. ♪ . felt like we were walking on the sun yesterday, same thing today, it's so hot outside, katie has the forecast coming up.

. this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" this morning, with jim donovan, brook thomas, katie fehlinger and meisha johnson. ♪ . if you have a hover board at home, you want to play close attention to this story. the consumer product safety commission is recalling a number of hover boards, half a million because the lithium batteries inside can overheat and explode. the latest recall affect some of the popular brands, there have been nearly 100 reports of overheating battery packs. you can see all the affected models on cbsphilly.com. >> those are really popular.

that was surprisingly kind of went down >> they need their head examined. they should be in the pool. >> i'm with you. it's going to be so, so warm outside. why not find a coolest place you can seek out here. excessive heat warning that we continue to see in effect. still affecting essentially the urban corridor. from new castle county all the way to mercer county. that's where you got the excessive heat warning, still in effect today. it's still in effect tomorrow. notice again it lasts until tomorrow evening, this is a multi--day event we're dealing with. i do want to give you perspective. even though heat index values are going to soar to 100. it's not like we seen this heat in philadelphia, it's been a long time. so it does feel little more pressure because of that. the top three heat waves happened back in 95 as well as 1953 and then 1999 was the number three. 1713, 12 days at a stretch of 90

or above. that the pretty brutal. we're not facing that scenario here. meanwhile here's a look at stormscan 3, quiet start, very muggy. you notice it. trust me. when you walk out the door. this heat and humidity is actually something going to stick around. we look forward to the pattern. look at the color, you see this little spot that developed. that's the next system that's moving through and will eventually lead to some cooler weather. culprit crosses saturday. it will help trigger to few showers or storms, but sunday, it's still warm. it's not quite as humid. that's going to be our saving grace and the heat look like it's building back up. let's take a look at what that equates to on the seven-day forecast. mid 90's, day, tomorrow, saturday. watching for a shower or thunderstorm and scattered fashion all three days by sunday and monday, it's still hot, just not as humid. >> we all know that this heat and humidity can certainly wreak havoc on our roadways. what we're looking at is live

chopper 3 over a water main break. gushing out of the manhole. the road is buckling around this area. and where this is in south philly, fifth and snyder and we see crews out there. we actually just saw a police car drive through this area. you can see the water around it. it certainly is starting to reach farther out places. they will be closing all of this down clearly. make note of this, fifth and snyder right now, you do have a water main break. the water is gushing out. i think more probably concerning right now is that the roadway is buckling around that area. i'll have more of that coming up in a little bit. disabled vehicle, blue route, not causing too many slow downs but it is getting busy. construction on new jersey turnpike is cleared and also just a reminder here, betsy ross bridge westbound lanes closed, more on this but first we're

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construction workers in mercer county may be out of work come friday. nearly 70 construction jobs phone numbereded by the state's transportation trust to fund will be shutdown after governor chris christie issued an executive order following the state senate's failure to act on legislation that would have increased the gas tax by 23 cents per gallon and lower the sales tax by one percent. from the front pages the bucks county courier times tstate has awarded the pens bury school district to assist in a 44 million dollar project to expand and run re renovate the middle school in lower wakefield. fireworks cancelled has been rescheduled for sunday july 10th at elmwood park will begin at dusk following a concert at the band shell. that's a look at some of the newspaper headlines from around the delaware valley. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," two deadly police shootings are making national headlines. the circumstances surrounding both and see how philadelphia is responding to at the shootings.

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. live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news" this morning. excessive heats warning is in effect right now. that means it can be dangerous to be outside. >> the humidity will make it feel even worse, katie is tracking storms and will let us know when we'll see relief from the heat. good morning i'm jim donovan.om >> i'm brook thomas. thanks for joining us. it's 6:30. here's what you need to know today in your morning minutes. >> 16-year-old girl is the latest victim of gun violence in the city. >> we talked to the family and a family friend investigators believe the 16-year-old is an innocent bystander in the shooting hit by a stray bullet. >> what type of a threat was he

and his car. >> for second night in a row, a deadly police involved shooting, the victim a black male was shot during a traffic stop in the suburb of st. paul minnesota. >> there's a lot we do not understand. and at this point, like you, i am demanding answers. >> the justice department says it's going to investigate the death of alton sterling. he was shot and killed by police tuesday in baton rouge. >> we pushed on in the aisles, and it was like everyone packed in. >> it may be starting to sound a little like a broken records. today's commute could be the worst one yet. right field, scored. the phillies take the lead here at the bottom of the eighth inning. >> the fighting fills won 4-3, they will play in denver tonight. >> go phils. katie, how is it feeling? sticky hot.

>> very steamy start to the day. we aren't hot just yet, temperatures are flirting with 80. it's only 6:30 right now and it already is nearing 80 degrees. we're actually already there, it's the humidity that gets you. a little bit of a haze to start the day. stormscan 3 is at least quiet and clearly take a look at those temperatures. 77 at philly international. there are spots in the city of philadelphia that are warmer. medium we're at 75 in atlantic city at the airport there. as well as 65 degrees up at mount pocono. of now, the wind is overall pretty calm. prominently coming out of the south. that's where this very hot air mass is coming from. in the meantime we should easily read down to the mid 80's in the shore point as well in the mountains. in philly, 95 with that factored humidity in, it feels like it's flirting with triple digits territory or above. hot afternoon expected here. worse frame up time. during the day is going to be at least most oppressive between

10:00 and 4:00 p.m. take the easy. we got an air quality alert posted for higher levels of ground level ozone once more, the excessive heat keeps on going. going to give you a sense of when that relief will take effect. along the way there will be showers and thunderstorms that but it will cool a couple of communities down, briefly. we know that this heat and humidity can certainly wreak havoc on our roadways. we're seeing repercussions of that right now. take a look at this, this is live chopper 3 over a water main break. it's gushing out of that manhole. fifth and snyder right now, that road is closed for those of you in and around this area, watch out for this. the crews are out there. they have closed that road down. yike s, take a look at this, i would advise not going there. you can see crews are out there try going to this roped off and

taken care of. i will, of course, update you and let you know when it does. that's at south philly philly. 95 south of girard taking a look at our volume levels, started in the 4:00 hour, interstate 95. one of our hot spots of the morning, we can usually expect this around girard that's where it's busy. also a disabled tractor-trailer pulled all the way off to the far right. he route 1 hundred near if worthington road. two deadly police involved shootings are making national headline. >> the girlfriend live streamed. after math. 32-year-old castille was in the passenger seat of a car when he was shot by police. his girlfriend said he had a license to carry a gun and the officer shot him four times when he reached for his wallet. his family wants answers. >> he never been in no trouble. he did everything by the law. and he died by the law.

>> by the hand of the law. >> a handgun was recovered from the scene. the bca will provide additional information as the investigation progresses. >> the family gather to do the hospital. officer involved is on administrative leave. and that shooting and another in louisiana are attracting attention across the country. >> there have been demonstrations all over, including right here in philadelphia. justin finch is live in the cbs stat center with a closer look. justin? >> reporter: across the u.s. and philadelphia, crowds gather for tributes to alton sterling. calls for an end to what demonstrators call a rash of fatal police involved shootings of african-americans. in center city, a derivings roughly 100 or so people chant waving signs and marching through rush hour traffic. >> you can't have this amount of people and anguish and heartache

and say there is no issue. >> reporter: that fulfilled in baton rouge louisiana in the wake of a shooting death of alton sterling tuesday in police custody. >> people say we couldn't come out here without burning up our own buildings, without tipping over car, but this is baton rouge, louisiana. >> whether or not you believe that black people are being murdered rightfully, there's a consistent pattern and consistent amount of people saying this is what we feel. it's any community's duty to respond. >> reporter: the protest moved through center city and at one point blocked the vine expressway. "eyewitness news" captured some arrests. on the minds of many gathered cell phone videos circulating on social media showing baton rouge police officers wrestling 37-year-old sterling to the accident ground. at a wednesday press conference, sterile's son broke down. >> one of the greatest fears is to see your child hurt and knowing there's nothing you can

do. >> it ended with shots fired and sterling dead beginning with the 911 call about a man selling outside a convenience store after midnight tuesday. >> there's a lot we do not understand. and at this point, like you, i am demanding answers. of. >> reporter: the fbi and department of justice are investigating but already the convenience store owner says sterling had his permission to be outside the store. the owner also said authorities confiscated his store surveillance video and per department policy, the baton rouge officers involved are now on administrative leave. jim and brook back into you. meanwhile for the fourth time this week, a teenager is shot in philadelphia. the latest happened last night at o and lycoming streets in juniata. of the victim, a 13-year-old girl was hit by a stray bullet. she has been treated and released from the hospital. police say a 23-year-old man was also shot and is in critical condition. investigators believe he was the intended target. two of governor chris

christie's former allies wants to look at his phone, they will face each other in court. biloba roanny and bridgeton kelly defend from federal charges from closing the george washington bridge in 2013 which prosecutors say they did in retaliation of a local mayor who did not endorse christie. investors continues to to grapple with the fall-out. >> but the real action is occurring in the bond market. jill schleisenger is live in new york to explain how the bond market can impact your bottom line. good morning, jill. >> good morning. >> what's going on with the bond market today. >> so this post brexit uncertainty has met the global investors are pouring money into so-called safe haven investments like us government bonds.

as the prices rise, the yields go down. yesterday, the ten-year treasure touched an all-time low of 1.344%. if you, you're enol oh getting 1 1.3%. it is terrible news for savers. as well as pension funds which tried to provide stable income for retirees. >> it's good news for borrowers. >> the average contract rate for 30-year fixed rate mortgages for confirming loan 417 grand or less, have dropped to all-time lows to those who have good credit. i looked up yesterday, there was lenders going as low as three and a quarter percent.

15, 2.75. adding to that good news is at the exact same time, home prices have increased and credit scores nationally have improved. that means a whole slew of people, who could not refinance, even a couple of years ago, re can do so now. so get busy, prepare for the mortgage process, go to jill on money.com, got a list of every document you need, they no longer will ask you for blood or first born. >> pretty much everything else. >> they will ask you to sign 1,000 papers at the closing. we appreciate the advice. this is good news for a lot of people. apple is increasing the storage on the new iphone. >> according to the wall street journal, the iphone's 7 will have 32 gig bites. some people complain 16 just wasn't enough for their aps, photos and music. netflix is partnering with comcast. they will soon be able to stream favorite network shows from

their cable shows. this match-up with the largest u.s. cable provider could mean even more. mcdonald breakfast fans have more to celebrate, the mcgrid he will is being added. of the golden arches will now have a standard menu. katie is cheering, you can get the mcgrid dle all day this fall. mosquitoes is a top concern since they carry zika and west in a while. what is the best repel lent. we'll show you. >> we're downstairs, making some water ice this morning, rita's is here for a great cause connecting with alex's lemonade stand. this is bridgeton. we're going to tell you about her when we come back. say hi. >> hi.

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. . this morning there's a new effort in camden county to fight mosquitoes in the potential spread of the zika virus. >> it involves fish, the county's mosquito control commission is bringing 60,000 fish into a new fish hatch ri. the idea is a single fish can eat hundreds of mosquito larma in day. they will put the fish in vacant pools. >> consumer reports compares 16 mosquito repellents to find which one is the best. diet, oil of lemon, fisherman's formula. i've never even heard of it. >> i guess as a mother, we feel

like we're supposed to do everything. >> as for which ones are not as effective, they skipped products made only of natural plant oil. >> that's interesting. >> katie how is it going over there. >> certainly with the kind of heat we're talking about you'll probably be tempted to head outside find a pool, lake or beach. it is very warm already. in the eyewitness watchers. 74 degrees comes in from sally this morning, he's got full sunshine to kick it off in wilmington. it's another ice to coffee kind of morning, i'm with her. i long ago have switched from my normal hot coffee over to the ice, it's getting too warm. let's take you to another one. let's take you into the chestnut hill section of philadelphia. phil got hazy sunshine in philadelphia. he did have a comment. at triple h day, hazy, hot, humid, try to stay hydrated and cool. great advice.

he also took a beautiful picture this morning of the sun's beams, lighting up that sky here right through the tree lines. absolutely beautiful. let's go to one more. this has to be my favorite i found so far, comes in from kenneth. he got sun to kick it off in willingboro. better call martha tell them them we found the heat wave. let's check out what's happening with the region as a whole, we joke and kid, but there is pretty poor air quality to go along with the pattern in place. if you fall into that sensitive category, children the elderly or any kind of respiratory problem, asthma, air quality far from ideal. take it easy. of seek out the air conditioner if you must. those due points will stay high to the point we'll call them oppressive in the low 70's through tomorrow t that's why the scaphoids heat

heat warning. we do keep the warmth but the humidity and in the meantime in the next few days could trigger a scattered or locally heavy shower or thunderstorm. >> i always order my coffee extra hot. i don't know what it is. even if it's 100 degrees. i don't know why i love it. you guys, live chopper 3 over a water main break gushing out of a manhole, they're starting to get this tapered just a little bit. what is more concerning around this area is the road is buck lipping. this is in south philly. fifth and snyder. the road is closed. you can see they got the lid out there. it's still spilling out the sides. the road is closed. fifth at snyder. we'll let you know what happens, looks like crews are working steadily to get that fixed up and capped off. disabled vehicle on the ben franklin parkway moving in the eastbound side so this is from center city into the jersey side. you can see pulled over blocking that right lane, not going to go to slow down too much as it's appreciably westbound side we're

keeping an eye on. we have a disabled tractor-trailer out there. an accident on route 1 hundred northbound you can see the volume levels aren't consistent enough to sustain any major slowdowns. >> it's 6:49. there's a lot coming up on cbs3 this morning. >> good morning, brook and jim we're following overnight developments after that was streamed live on facebook. we'll talk about donald trump's con convention announcement and the decision not to charge hillary clinton and take you to the controversial replica of know what's arc opening today. cancer news on the health watch, researchers. >> the research done at johns hopkins in baltimore focuses on colon cancer.

the new test known as liquid biopsy detects to fragment mens of dna linked to cancer circulating in the blood. it can help doctors determine which patients would need chemotherapy after surgery and also those who will eventually have their cancer come back. there are currently no dna based for cancer that are fda approved she's only 12 and doing this to raise money to help fight childhood cancer. pats gallon is live outside our studio with rita's ceo of the day, bridge it smith. >> when it's hot like this, about to head to the mid 90's. is there anything better in this world than an ice cold cup of rita's water ice? i don't know anything better than that. to tell us a little more about rita's and the program is jeff moody the ceo. tell us about this program you're running with the ceo for

the day. >> first off, rita's is supported alex lemonade stand foundations 11th year raised over four and a half million over that period of time. we're in the midst of our 2016 alex lemonade stand foundation promotion. one of the things we do and this is the third year, we bring in a ceo for the day. i get the day off. this is all i do sit around and follow bridge it around, who's a wonderful person, she's a neuro blastoma survivor been helped by alex's foundation all the great work they do researching pediatric cancer. we're excited. perfect reat that point weather, the 90's the rest of the week, come into any rita's across the country. we got 700 roughly around the country. come into any rita's be buy a paper lemon for a dollar, put your name on it. gets posted. all of that money goes to support childhood cancer research. >> mom this is bridge it, tell us a little bit about her back

story. >> in 2007, bridge it was diagnosed with neuroblastoma. of she was treated same hospital and doctors as alex scott. we became familiar with alex's story and got involved with alex's lemonade stand and rita's. >> are you ready to scoop ice. >> yes. >> what are you going to work on today as ceo. >> i'm going to work in a press conference, do rita's and go to a store and help raise money. >> you're not kicking your feet back and signing papers or anything like that? >> no. >> let's go scoop, looking to cool off a little bit. let's go in here after you. >> thank you. >> reporter: you're welcome. we need hand over here. we also have -- we have very famous people that want to get in line. let's see what they want. what's this flavor here? mango, cherry, natural pine apple and lemon.

katie fehlinger is here. >> i heard you say it was going to be 90 something today, i'm not sure? we heard that. i would love had a lemon. >> getting her a lemon? let's do a lemon. bridget while you're scrapping, i got a question for you. what do you think about avacado water ice? peanuts butter and jelly is a flavor. how about sushi water ice. >> i don't like seafood water ice? >> you know what? it's meisha johnson. >> let's start you off with --. >> let's start you off with lemon. and brook thomas, what would you like? one of each.

we have that. there you go. one of each. bridget, big day, are you excited? tell everyone to come out to rita's. >> come out to rita's and support alex's lemonade stand. >> she's the ceo for the day. everyone get down here.

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. before you go, it's three to go. bill cosby heads back to court in montgomery county for another pretty hearing. he's hoping the judge will throw out the case against him. >> it's day three of septa's commuter problems, 1/3rd of the train cars were pulled off. it is national macaroni day. >> pretty weird holiday. >> let's take a last look at weather and traffic. >> i don't have any macaroni or rita's water ice but i do have heat that will make it perfect to give you an excuse to get a water ice, it's beautiful at the beach but we have the excessive heat warning in effect through tomorrow. top off into the 90's with ease here today.

>>s building outside on the roadways as well. ben franklin bridge moving eastbound. we do have a disabled vehicle in theed westbound side you can see see almost a visibility issue up there. . >> thank you, meisha. move over there's a new iron man in town. >> make that iron girl. an african-american teenage girl is taking over the suit from tony stark, she's a science genius who enrolled at ms. thompson at the a age of 15. build her own iron man suit in her dorm. she'll probably get a new name. i don't think iron man works. i love she's smart and cool and strong. >> next on cbs this morning, more on the two deadly police shootings and the videos that have emerged in both cases. we leave you this morning, here's a live pick of the ceo of the day for reat that point

here's a live pick of the ceo of the day for reat that point water ice, 12-year-old captioning funded by cbs good morning. it is thursday, july 7th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." police in minnesota shoot and kill a black man during a routine traffic stop. the aftermath was streamed live on facebook. in louisiana, the justice department is now investigating the police shooting death of another black man. >> angry republicans will grill fbi director james comey on capitol hill today about why he did not recommend criminal charges against hillary clinton. media mogul roger ailes fires back after former fox news host gretchen carlson sues for sexual harassment. we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. he let the officer know he