the national guard is being activated to help police but not deployed unless she flagged asker a closer look at the neighborhood at the center of the unrest. kathy: what the mayor says and you need to know about the people living there. joyce: plus coming here from the neighbors. >> this is a neighborhood that has unfortunately been affected by violence in the recent past. i know this neighborhood very, very well and there are a lot of really, really good people that live in this area. a live in the sherman park area. they cannot stand, just like any of us cannot stand this violence. joyce: looking back for a moment. that was milwaukee mayor during you heard him reference a particular neighborhood. at the end of june and the beginning of july, sherman park west cc and of confrontation between officers and sheriff deputies. where this took place, for those of you not familiar with the area. kathy: it is on the northwest side of milwaukee, west of life 33. the violence last i was concentrated in the neighborhood. this shows what he six fires were started overnight. the police chief starte

. >> he has served as commanding asker of a precinct where you have a high population of minority residents that have had fractured relationships with officers and jimmy gets he speaks at roll call. i have seen him. >> we are rolling it out and 51% of our precincts this fall. you will see what it means in the lives of everyday new yorkers. >> reporter: o'neill is 58, a native of flat bush brooklyn and got emotional thanking his mother. >> i mentioned my mom earlier. >> she really is the one who taught me ideals of what good cops should aspire to. >> reporter: helen o'neill told us things you didn't know about her son the new police commissioner. >> he has six siblings. he is one of seven. >> what's his favorite food? >> what's his favorite? >> iris soda bread. >> reporter: can't argue with that. o'neill takes over in mid seamless transition. >> thank you, dick. >>> the police commissioner's current salary is just over $214,000 a year. there is more information like that including a look at the careers of commissioner bratton and incoming commissioner o'neill. check it out on our website cbs

. >> to vote in a dog asker? >> why not like a turtle or, you know? >> we're on the same page here. >> katie, good luck with this one. >> yes. >> i'd run his campaign. >> sure. >> making decisions? >> okay. >> well he would enjoy some of today's weather. >> i think anybody who. who wouldn't? it is sunny outside, very cool actually at the moment, but you don't have a win any more. storm scan nice and quiet. high pressure built in place. it will keep things completely clear, completely dry, all day, and minus the wind. i don't know how you get much better than this. so, it is so nice to be able to bring awe forecast like this, since we've had so much humidity, certainly heat, but also thunderstorm to track as of late. now, it is just quiet, and tranquil, that's the story for us today, and across the whole northeastern region, the story throughout the day. now as we take a look at turn the focus to the tropics, things are starting to heat up there, across the center of the atlantic. we still have tropical depression fiona still moving off to the west-nor

within your community, so are you -- let's say, pandemic runs through your community or natural dis asker. are you prepared for that? not just in terms of having a kid in your home and being ready, are the vaccines up-to-date? how many people know a physical phone number. i memorize my wife's number. i pull out the cellphone. if it dies not so good in terms of numbers. am i part of a response team? cpr course? i don't need to call 9-1-1. i can tal care of something small or help somebody else. am i a blood donor? if we decided, let's lay off half the police force, my guess is you will tar and feather that mayor. but, the same thing is happening to your public health safety workforce here in the united states, where it is not fully funded and nobody is tarring and feathering anybody, when you get a score of 6.7. so, to demand the same thing from your local representatives and demand the same things from the national representatives that we want a little less politics, in what is happening. why are there still 28.6 million uninsured americans, given the fact that we passed the affordable ca

but the point of this is to show you that this part of the solar system, which we call asker road belt, is very different from the inner solar system. and, in fact, if we zoom out you can see more clearly. there's something different about this part of the solar system, from the inner and outer. so that raises the question, why is that. well you're a good audience, the next part is going to be to try to answer it. i have to take you back in time a little bit before his 1801 discovery. i have to take you back to the dawn of the solar system. i'm telling you, about the dawn mission. [laughter] >> so, this is the photograph from hubble space della scope of a large cloud of gas and dust, sampling ga terry us, this is sg that you can see. what's happening is, off the top of the picture, is a brilliant star. the light of the star is so intense, that it is a shines down on this cloud of gas and dust, it is blowing this material. now you have a swurlg cloud of debris with material flying around. sometimes these particles will hit and break apart. other times, when they hit, they'll stick toget

metro also discovered more defective rail if askers outside the eastern market metro stop today. those fasteners basically hold the tracks together and in line and prevent train derailments like we saw at the eastern falls church station recently. >>> we turn now to prince william county where we're learning more about a major drug bust selling of a popular prescription drug. police began their investigation last october after discovering a website that allegedly was involved in selling illegal prescriptions of xanax. 28 people now facing charges including psychiatrist police krauss. the xanax he was prescribing was being used and distributed by one of his patients. investigators say despite the warning, he continued to prescribe the medicine. >> he was selling to one of our suspects. we approached him, advised him of what was going on. hopes that that would, you know, cease the activity. unfortunately, it did not. we learned that he had sold to other suspects and other operations that we've had in the past. >> krauss is back at work after posting bond. we made several attempts t

say the fbi plans to release a report on the hillary clinton email server investigation soon perhaps asker as wednesday. the clinton campaign says they welcome it in the name of transparency. >> this is really a stark contrast to donald trump. i mean hillary asks that all of these emails be made pub 1977. we don't even have the basics of transparency from donald trump. >> reporter: the report will likely put that back and forth over transparency back in the spotlight on the trail and eventually on the debate stage. the candidates are less than four weeks away from their first face-off on september 26th and preps are underway. aides says that clinton is flooring over briefing books while taking some time off the trail this week trump reportedly of mock debates. both have things to work on. >> he's gonna demonstrate temperament and he's got some sort of a plan to deal with the issues that america faces and he's gotta be able to prosecute the indicates against hillary clinton. on the flip side for hillary clinton, it's really important for her to be able to demonstrate that she can be trustwo

fact checking and he came back and said, that was sarcastic but three said it on so many occasions we asker as the media have to report that what he is saying it is legal really when he said it is literal in several issues as he did. >> this is the tweet where drum trump said i called president obama and hillary clinton the founder of isis and they do not get sarcasm? but then, at a rally after that he said i am being sarcastic but not that sarcastic. what does the media make of this sarcasm? >> but cnn does not do the fact checking element when hillary clinton rarely does interview, although we know that hick has systematically lied to the american people for a year and a half throughout the f.b.i. investigation so that is the problem. further, there was a level of hyperbole to his statement but the crumb of what he is saying is that president obama last a vacuum for isis something that has been reiterateed by someone like panetta who said on record that president obama leaving iraq left the vacuum for isis. >> that is a fair --. >> by his own defense second. that is a fair charge, it gave

all look at all of the stuff in people's lockers, and just know that none of that stuff is approved, askers -- should be necessary step taken by the nfl, to be able to make sure this all happening for the future, help athlete out, to know what's safe, what's not safe? >> i agree with him, he also has been looking for his shirt. all right, 6:26. >> he obviously didn't find it. >> no, he did not. >> okay, let's get to jenny. >> reporter: good morning, mike and alex, philadelphia police sergeant hit by a car, and thrown 15 feet into the air, is recovering here, at einstein medical center. the person who hit him, is under arrest. dave? >> reporter: a frantic situation there, and a frightening situation across the river in camden, eight year old girl shot by a stray bullet. we'll tell you hoe she is doing after the break. >> an officers hit and thrown 15 feet into the air. what police are saying about the driver responsible. >> plus, summer concert, went from good time to chaos. who now claims the accident that injured dozens could be prevented. >> claims a local towing company is tricking driv