. ferguson on edge. more protests, but less violence a day after demonstrations on the anniversary of michael brown's death turned bloody. trump who is the front-runner will not apologize and i certainly will not apologize for doing good journalism. >> megyn kelly responds to donnell trump's criticism, but polls show trump's support isn't wavering, despite his latest controversial remarks. google executives fell on a major shake-up creating a new company to oversee the growing ventures. behind the scenes of one of the most memorial weddings. never before seen pictures of prince charles and lady diana's wedding go up for auction. this is the "cbs morning news" for tuesday, august 11th, 2015. good morning. thanks for joining us.

i'm alison harmelin. i'm in for anne-marie green. it was another night of demonstrations and arrests in ferguson, missouri, and a state of emergency has been declared. for the fourth night in a row, protesters took to the streets, marking the anniversary of the michael brown shooting. meanwhile, charges have been filed against a man police say opened fire against them on sunday night. don champion is in ferguson. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that 18-year-old who was shot, tyrone harris, remains in critical condition at a local hospital this morning. his father told a local newspaper that his son is innocent. in the meantime, while there were arrests last night during protests here, the situation was far less violent than what we saw on sunday. police in riot gear moved in on protesters illegally assembled belong the street on sunday night where demonstrations were interrupted by gunfire on sunday.

some officers were pelted by bottles as they made an arrest but contained the scene. >> we are trying to do everything that we can to protect life and property. >> reporter: hours earlier, dozens of protesters were arrested on what was billed as a national day of civil disobedience. taylor reed was among those taken into custody for blocking the entrance to a federal courthouse in st. louis. >> there's an arrest. we understand all of this is necessary toward the goal of creating accountable police department. >> reporter: a year after michael brown's death, many believed ferguson is far from healing. >> i still get angry even when i walk past or ride past where mike brown's body lay. i get angry every know to know the man who did it is still out here, is still living his everyday life. >> reporter: federal authorities are still working with officials in the city to change practices within its police force, practices the justice department said included a pattern of excessive force against minorities.

don champion, cbs news, ferguson, missouri. now there were some concerns overnight by the presence of a group called the oath keepers, the heavily armed men who are not members of any law enforcement agency, showed up to the protest. this morning, the st. louis county police chief called their presence unnecessary and inflammatory. >> don champion for us in ferguson, don, thank you. two former mississippi state university students appear in federal court today accused of trying to join isis. the fbi says 19-year-old jalen young and 22-year-old mohammed docklala were arrested saturday while trying to travel to syria where they planned on joining the terror group. the couple was taken into custody at a regional airport in north mississippi. the fbi hoped the suspects hoped fly out of a small newspaper.

young was an honor roll in high school. a mass waste water from a mine a catastrophe. more than 3 million gallons of water containing high concentrations of lead and arsenic and other heavy metals poured down the river. >> -- the river is going to clear up. that doesn't mean they are safe, folks. >> we could lose our animals, it will damage our crops, it will destroy the soil. you know, we really need some numbers. >> the epa says the rivers may not be safe until august 17th. so far, a just released poll says trump is leading the lead against gop presidential hopefuls.

yesterday, trump had the same 24% of the republican vote he had before thursday's debate. jeb bush came in second with 12%. meanwhile, a truce of sorts has been called between trump and fox news. trump and fox news president cleared the air last night and megyn kelly addressed the dustup for the first time. >> trump will not apologize and i certainly will not apologize for doing good journalism so i'll continue doing my job without fear or favor and, mr. trump, i expect, will continue with what has been a successful campaign thus far. >> reporter: trump maintains a series of tough questions during the debate was unfair, particularly one from kelly about his negative statements about women. >> your twitter account has several disparaging comments about women's looks. >> reporter: trump blasted kelly saying, quote, she had blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her whatever. trump maintains he never

intended to say anything inappropriate. yesterday, fox president expressed his confidence in megyn kelly and assured trump that we will continue to cover his campaign with fairness and balance. trump tweeted ales is a great deal guy. his word is always good. speaking yesterday, hillary clinton called trump's comments about kelly outrageous and said what the rest of the presidential candidates is saying about women is just as troubling. >> and we don't hear any of them support raising the minimum wage, paid leave for new parents, access to quality child care, equal pay for women, or anything else that will help to, you know, give women a chance to get ahead. >> today, trump makes his first appearance on fox news since the debate and has a campaign stop in michigan. the nation's largest organization of nurses endorsed vermont bernie sanders. he got the endorsement in oakland yesterday.

it's his first major union endorsement as he challenges hillary clinton for the democratic presidential nomination. the endorsement is noteworthy because about 90% of the national nurses united are women. a white house staffer is charged with shooting her boyfriend's gun. he is a capitol policeman. single single terri is charged with arrest and endangerment. he grabbed her boyfriend's weapon and fired one shot into the ground. she is put on paid leave. a northern wildfire in northern california has forced evacuations. the jerusalem fire has doubled in size and at least nine square miles have burned. as of last night, there was zero containment and firefighters fear it could merge with a larger fire. a fire near the california/arizona border in the mohave valley is burning out of control.

ten square miles and 11 homes have been burned but evacuation orders from 900 homes has been lifted. the fire's cause is still under investigation. this morning, the flood threat continues for denver, colorado. severe storms drenched the area yesterday and causing flash flooding that overran roadways and 3.5 inches of rain fell in an hour and more rain is expected today. there was also flash flooding in central michigan. roads in lansing were covered with high water. cars were under water and trash containers floated away. but, today, it's expected to be mostly sunny. coming up on the morning news, overhauleding google. the tech giants create a new company to streamline its poor internet business. later, caffeine crash. a car slams into a starbucks striking a pedestrian! this is the "cbs morning news." i don't know if you've ever taken the time to learn a little tiny bit of somebody else's native tongue? that opens up the doors to trust. my name is kanyon. i'm a technician here in portland oregon.

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larry page, google's founder. greece reached an agreement with a new bailout after marathon talks and international creditors and greek official created a new deal to keep the country in the euro zone and avoid bankruptcy. it is expected to be approved wednesday or thursday. china devalid its currency this morning, causing its biggest one-day loss in a decade. the move came amid the latest release of data which showed weakening trade in china. asian stocks finished lower and tokyo's nikkei lost half a percent and the shanghai composite was unchanged. on wall street, the dow moved off its longest losing streak in four years. the dow gained 241 points. the s&p climbed 26. the nasdaq finished 58 points higher. warren buffett is taking a huge step into the industrial sector, agreeing to pay $32

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a man in california on a motorized paraglider was chased after flying near a prison. a los angeles county sheriff's deputy hospital pursued the man monday because they thought he dropped contraband over the prison. the man on the glider said he didn't realize he flew over the prison. he was later released and no charges were filed. a newly revealed report from nasa explains why air traffic controllers fall asleep on the job. controllers were tested for fatigue at work in the 2012 study. chris van cleef reports. >> reporter: the 2012 report kept secret until now, found 61% of air traffic controllers admitted to catching themselves about to doze off on the job. nearly 1 in 5 told nasa researchers they had experienced what amounts to a close call while directing air traffic within the previous 12 months. more than half felt their

fatigue was a factor. the report followed a 2006 accident in lexington, kentucky, four people died after a commuter airplane crashed after taking off from the wrong runway. the national transportation safety board considered air traffic controller fatigue as a factor. then ntsb chair and cbs news analyst sent a letter to the faa in 2007 asking them to look at the issue. >> i'm curious to know why the faa, after getting a good study by nasa, which offered 17 recommendations to help prevent the fatigue issues that they are being plagued with right now, why that hadn't been made public and why they have not told us how many of these 17 recommendations they implemented. >> reporter: this memo dated last year said the faa did not accept the nasa report because the agency questioned the study's approach and findings but the memo laid out several steps the faa has taken to

minimize fatigue, especially for air traffic controllers working the overnight shift. >> these people have to be fit to do the job that, in fact, they are required to do to maintain the safety and integrity of our national air system in the united states. >> reporter: the union representing air traffic controllers says it believes real progress has been made on the fatigue issue since this report was completed. the faa says it had always planned to make this report public and it, too, believes progress has been made. kris van clearefcleef, richmond. when we return, behind the scenes photos of princess diana of her we haddding more than three decades ago. taste better. panera. food as it should be. i've been the same shade of red for many years. i think it's time to change it up! goodbye, red. hello, golden blonde.

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the country. there were new eruptions at the colima volcano in mexico. ashes exploded more than a mile into the sky. the volcano erupted several times but no evacuations were ordered, however, residents were warned of falling ash and told take stay away from the crater. a michigan state lawmaker says he will not resign after a sex scandal. he said he had somebody send an e-mail fabricating a sexual affair with cindy gamrat. he blamed former staffers for conspiring with others to bring him down. a black lowe's delivery rider was replaced with a white driver. he was offended that the company agreed to the request. >> i got a phone call on the phone telling me to bring the

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a wooden train trussle goes up in smoke just south of portland, oregon, the 600-foot span caused a fire monday afternoon and quickly spread to three acres. here is another look at this morning's top stories. a state of emergency was declared in ferguson, missouri. police made more than a does arrests last night. it was the fourth consecutive night of demonstrations marking the fatal shooting of teenager michael brown. charges have been filed against the man said police opened fire against them on sunday night. google is restructuring, creating a new company called alphabet. the company will use the google name for its core internet business. they will oversatisfy a number of other companies including google. there is also a new alphabet

website, abc.xyz. seizing cocaine off the coast of latin america in record amounts. danielle nottingham hat latest. >> reporter: more than 60,000 cocaine sits on this cargo ship in california. the load was a result of 23 separate busts. during one, crews boarded this make-shift submarine and found four suspected smugglers with cocaine. this is just a glimpse into what the coast guard says has been one of its most successful years in its war on drugs. >> many of the cartels are taking advantage of the maritime route. >> reporter: over the last ten months, the coast guard has seized 119,000 pounds of cocaine worth nearly $2 billion in the eastern pacific ocean. that is more cocaine than coast guard crews have confiscated in the last three years combined.

they have also arrested 215 suspected smugglers. >> where they are most vulnerable is when they are on coast guard home turf, on the sea. that's where we got them. >> reporter: the coast guard confiscates more than half of all the cocaine the government seizes each year. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," an update on the latest unrest in ferguson, missouri. we will be live from the scene. plus, mellody hobson has more on the sweeping reorganization at google, and the latest on the fallout on the presidential campaign trail. we will speak with candidate dr. ben carson. fans of the san diego padres haven't had a lot to cheer about this season but sunday they got a highlight catch from an unlikely member of the team. >> 2-2 to kemp. he reaches up and lines that to left. what a tag by the ball girl! >> the ball girl in left field makes a leaping catch of a matt kemp line drive before it goes

into the stands and in one motion dishes the ball off to a boy in the crowd. as some fans might say, "sign her up!" and this is the "cbs morning news." have a great day.