captioning funded by cbs it's wednesday, july 6th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >> hey, hey! >> breaking overnight. protesters rage in baton rouge pdemanding justice after a blac man is shot and killed in an altercation with police with witnesses just feet away. the e-mail investigation is over. but the controversy is not. no charges for hillary clinton, but plenty of scathing criticism from the director of the fbi. and donald trump is waking up to a

morning. today for his high praise for saddam hussein. what he says the former iraq dictator did so good. >> he did that so good. a u.s. navy officer is under investigation this morning, after this video surfaces, showing him pointing a gun at two teens. >> [ bleep ]. >> no, you can't. 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. this morning, an investigation is under way into a deadly police shooting in baton rouge, louisiana. a police officer shot and killed the suspect following a confrontation early tuesday morning. this video allegely showing the incident early tuesday was posted online. police say two officers respond to do a complai

about a man selling cds. an altercation between the officers and 37-year-old suspect alton sterling. there was a scuffle and one officer pulled his gun. sterling died at the scene. a preliminary autopsy indicates he died of multiple gunshot wound to the chest and back. >> he didn't deserve to be shot like that. period. at all. >> reporter: sterling's sister wants answers. she says her brother has been selling cds outside the store for years. >> i really want to know more about what happened, about the whole situation, because my brother didn't deserve it. he didn't deserve it at all, not one bit. >> reporter: protesters gathered at the scene beginning late yesterday and the crowd grew through the night. police say the investigation

>> we are going to review the video and we are going to review the audio. we have witnesses, nonbiased witnesses here and we are going to bring them down to our station and interview them. >> reporter: both officers have been placed on administrative leave. most protesters are expected today and the baton rouge police say they will be holding a press conference later this morning. extremely careless. that is how fbi director james comey describe hillary clinton's handling of e-mails on her private server. the fbi did not recommend charges for clinton, but comey issued a stinging criticism of clinton's actions and late last night, house republicans indicated they would call comey to testify about the decision not to press charges. hena daniels is here in new york. >> reporter: good morning. director comey says there were e-mails on clinton's server that contained classified information that could have easily been hacked. now her likely opponent donald trump is saying the system is rigged and clinton got away with, quote, murder.

>> we have a rigged system, folks. >> reporter: campaigning in north carolina yesterday, donald trump refused to move past hillary clinton's e-mail scandal. despite the fbi's skidecision n to recommend charges depends her. >> she is laughing at the stupidity of our system. she is laughing and so is her husband bill. >> reporter: trump continued his attacks on twitter, saying the, quote, rigged system allowed clinton to get away with murder. while the fbi could not support bringing charges, fbi director james comeyid d criticize clinton and her aides for being extremely careless. >> every reasonable person in secretary clinton's person should have known that an unclassified system was no place for that conversation. >> reporter: the fbi announcement came hours before clinton campaigned alongside president obama for the first time. clinton trashed trump's fitness to be president. >> can you imagine him sitting in the

>> reporter: as the president vouched for her trustworthiness and dedication. >> there has never been any man or woman more qualified for this office. >> reporter: vice president joe biden will join clinton on the campaign trail later this week in the key swing state of pennsylvania. meanwhile, donald trump campaigns today with former house speaker newt gingric in since natty, ohio. he is on trump's vice presidential list. coming up on "cbs this morning," we will show you how clinton's own words in the e-mail creation threatened to undermine her case. at donald trump's north carolina rally, he praised saddam's ruthlessness i

you know what he did well? he killed terrorists. he did that so good. they didn't read them the rights. they didn't talk. it was over. >> reporter: the clinton campaign issued this statement following trump's comments. trump's cavalier compliments for brutal dictators and the twisted lessons he seems to have learned from their history, again demonstrates how dangerous he would be as commander in chief and how unworthy he is of the office he seeks. 13 years ago, british troops entered iraq to join the u.s. forces. during the conflict, 179 british soldiers were killed and some 4,500 americans. the report was commissioned in 2009. it heard evidence from more than 150 witnesses and analyzed 150,000 documents. critics of the u.s.-led invasion

believe former prime minister tony blair agreed to support the invasion and used deception to back it. a former national guardsman is being held without bond after being charged with plotteding to help isis. police say he thwarted a type of attack against the military. they say jala contacted islamic militants in africa and allegedly told a guard he quit the guard after hearing lectures from al awlaki. >> one recorded an incident on his cell phone. david martin reports. >> reporter: the man pointing the gun is a senior navy official. >> get in the car! >> you're pointing a gun at my friend. it's a criminal offense. please stop it. >> get in the house! >> reporter: he is brandishing it at young men who are drunk and making noise outside of his

they taunt him, while one of them records the incident. the woman talking on the phone is apparently his wife. >> get in the car! >> let go! >> be thankful you have a gun. >> reporter: his name is car neg onasi. recipient of two military service awards. >> i'm on my property. >> reporter: we don't know if the gun is loaded but he is threatening to use it. >> no, you can't. >> reporter: shortly after the incident last month, the mother of the young man in the cap filed a complaint. onasi was briefly taken into custody but no charges have been filed against him. the investigation remains open. the navy learned of the incident when shown the video by cbs news. they said it's working to understand the full details of what happened. david martin, cbs news,he

the death toll in the baghdad suicide attack is now 250. it is the deadliest car bombing in the iraqi capital since the u.s.-led invasion in the country in 2003. isis claimed responsibility. vice president joe biden spoke by phone yesterday with iraq's prime minister about the attack. details are emerging about the death of a college student from wisconsin in rome. italian police detained a homeless man yesterday in the death of 19-year-old bo solomon. investigators think solomon scuffled with the man after being robbed. it's made other students weary. >> you're more cautious but you're aware of the fact that people have to be careful. >> reporter: solomon's body was recovered from a river and will be returned to the u.s. severe weather left its calling cards in the midwest and the southwest. the problem in minnesota's twin cities was too much water, after powerful thunderstorms swept through. gusts up to 70 miles an hour knocked down trees that

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breaking news. former olympic oscar pistorius is in court. he is expected to learn his new sentence for the murder of his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. >> metro's

underway. >> is hillary clinton in the clear. she is expected to take aim at donald trump a day after the fbi decided not to charge her in connection with her e-mail server. >> a sweltering heat wave is on the way. good morning, allyson. >> good morning. here we go. yesterday was 91 degrees. that is the first of many 90s we will see into the weekend. temperatures were on the warm side. 68 for frederick. it's not the heat as it is the humidity. by the end of the week it will be both. first alert live doppler, generally dry. one or two stray showers, especially areas to the south. temperatures will warm up fast. it will be uncomfortable. 81 by 9:00. by noon 88. we top out into the low 90s. here are the highs today. factor

91 for winchester. 93 washington. let's send it over to elin grimes. >> good morning. we are watching the roads carefully. surge number 3 for safe track is in place. we could see more cars coming up from the south, 395 and route 1. breaking news. working on it. 29 is shut down in both directions at seneca avenue. i will get you more details and bring you at latest on that. d.c. police are investigating a serious shooting in southeast. >> it was reported after 2:00 a.m. happening on ridge road near the benning stoddard recreation center. officers arrived to find a man with a life-threatening injury. detectives with the violence crime branch have been at the scene since then collecting evidence trying to identify a motive. a hearing is underway in south africa. oscar pistorius is

his next possible sentence. the judge's comments seem to indicate she does not side with prosecutors who want pistorius sentenced on a murder charge and they want it to stand. it has been almost 3 1/2 years since he shot and killed his model girlfriend through the door of his bathroom. he has consistently said he believed he was shooting an intruder. the fbi says a former national guardsman from sterling, virginia, bought an assault rifle last weekend as part of a plan to carry out an i sis terror -- isis terror attack on u.s. soil. agents arrested mohamed jalloh. he made his first court appearance yesterday in alexandria. it reveals a three-month sting operation after he met isis members in nigeria. the d.c. council education committee will hear testimony about the city school system decision to turn the food service over

in may they selected so decks compo -- sodexho. they would take over for chart wells. the council has the power to approve or reject the contract. >> that is a quick look at what is happening this wednesday morning. >> the news at 4:30 starts right now. the first morning with the safe track surge number 3. i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike hydeck. one problem on the road and it's only 4:30. let's start with allyson rae and the beginning of our heat wave. >> yesterday was the

we reached 91. today a few degrees warmer than that. ment that will be the trend each day through saturday. take a look at the feels-like temperature. this is what it feels like when you step outside when you factor in the humidity. in the 70s out there. it will be muggy for the next few days. visibility not so much out there as you head to the maryland panhandle. we will see a few stray showers today, not many. a handful possible for this afternoon. so much heat and humidity you can't rule it out. rain chances will increase as we head through parts of the week. temperatures 90s today, low to mid-90s across the board. ellen, over to you. >> allyson, we have the accident that shut down 28 in both directions at seneca road. there are fire crews on the scene. they are working to clear it up and get a map for you eventually. right here we have construction slowing some things down as you get into d.c. one area i am watching is 66. this is e