blackwell. and the poem goes, mr. blackwell had everything. he was the richest man in town.always treated the children well, he had parties every halloween. his wife was wonderful and endeering. his children were caring and loveable. mr. blackwell always add kind word for everyone he saw on the street. he was president of the pink and the bank loaned money to people who didn't deserve it. mr. blackwell was the most wonderful person we ever knew in town and one night mr. blackwell went home and put a bullet in his head. a great poem about trying to understand success and depression. and it is almost, as i said, incomprehensible to me to think that this man, this great man, is gone. >> larry king, it's an honor to have you on to speak about things like this. because you know so much and you know so many intimate details about celebrities and about people like robin williams. and you had such flavor to it and such nuance. don't go anywhere. we would love to have you come back in the evening here. as we wait to get back to larry and others, i want to say, the outpouring for robi

and chief jeffrey blackwell and lieutenant colonel rick francona.lemen, thank you for coming back and speaking to me about this. i think it's important to talk about. before we get our conversation going, though, let's listen to what the president had to say today. >> there is never an excuse for violence against police or for those who would use this tragedy as a cover for vandalism or looting. there is also no excuse for police to use excessive force against peaceful protests or to throw protesters in jail for lawfully exercising their first amendment rights. and here in the united states of america, police should not be bullying or arresting journalists who are just trying to do their jobs. >> chief, my first question is to you. since being named the head of security in ferguson today, captain ron johnson, he really has made this very personal. he talked about his own son, talked about growing up in the community, and he has called the community his home. how powerful and important is that to this community and to keeping the peace here? >> you k

i'm christine romans. >> i'm victor blackwell in for john berman. the hour now, we welcome our viewers here in the u.s. and around the world. slowly but surely returning to ferguson, missouri, it was another night of mostly peaceful protests in this town of 21,000. rain kept crowds down and tempers cooled. earlier in the day, attorney general, eric holder met with leaders and the family of michael brown. he's the teenager whose death touched off nearly two weeks of violence now. >> hopefully have a calming influence on the area. people know that federal, thorough investigation is being done. >> meanwhile, prosecutors have begun presenting evidence to determine whether the officer who shot and killed michael brown should be criminally charged. stephanie elam is live for us. stephanie, what the are officials contributing the calm. is it the weather or folks are tired? >> reporter: i think it's both, victor. if you look, less people showed up here last night. we did see they sort of came in waves and groups. at one point, a group was out marching in th

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell.

. >> i'm victor blackwell. five things you need to know for your "new day." up first, new video from the u.s. military of the first u.s. air strikes in iraq. fighter jets hone in on an isis military unit there. then you see the explosion. those are the 500-pound laser-guided bombs unleashed on the terror group that forced thousands to run for their lives. we also have video of u.s. military planes dropping food. here it is. we've got water and also to iraqi minorities who have fled into the northern mountains. itsis has warned them to convert to radical islam or die. 36,000 meals have been deliver when i say radical islam, it's their brand. their type, their secretary of religion. i don't want to malign islam. >>> the death of ronald reagan's former press secretary james brady has been ruled a homicide. the medical examiner said it was due to his wounds that he sustained in 1981 when he was shot during an assassination attempt on president reagan. brady spent the rest of his life partially paralyzed in a wheelchair. >>> number three, russia has arrested five

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. 9:00 on the east coast. 6:00 on the west coast. you are watching "cnn newsroom." >> security is increased today. it is increased for the traveling. >> u.s. officials say that is not because of the growing terror threat posed by isis, but the potential dangers from isis are why britons may see more police patrol across the streets this weekend. the british government raised the terror level to severe. that is the second means. >> and now the u.s. administration is looking at whether to expand the air assault into syria. top republicans say the moves thus far have been half measures and they are critical of the president's statement that he doesn't have a strategy yet for dealing with isis and syria. >> cnn's atika schubert joins us. >> and we have erin mcpike with us from the white house. a lot of people wonder why the u.s. is not following the british lead. >> reporter: christi, we learned from secretary-general jeh johnson about the measures. they are not raising the terror threat le

. >> i'm victor blackwell live in ferguson, missouri.his is a special edition of "new day saturday." and we welcome our viewers from around the world. >> as well, of course, right here in the united states. and at this hour, the u.s. is gathering some intelligence on the location of isis leadership in syria for use of possible air strikes in that country. take a look at this map we made for you here. isis has gained control of large swaths of syria, as you can see, with a corridor leading into and through northwestern iraq. we're going to have much more from our teams in washington, as well as overseas coming up. but first, we do want to take you to victor in ferguson there to let us know what's happening. victor, good morning. >> good morning, christi. here in ferguson, another quiet night but tensions over the killing of unarmed teenager michael brown remain in this community. the tear gas replaced by sense of calm in the community. >> there were no molotov cocktails tonight. no fires, no shootings. and we did not see a single handgun.

chief blackwell, i want to start with you. handled this much differently than the way they have in ferguson. what would you have done? >> well, first, i'd like to say that the city of cincinnati is certainly praying for the michael brown family and the entire community of ferguson, missouri. and i do think that we would have handled this situation a little differently because we believe in truth telling and being transparent with our community here in cincinnati. >> so in other words, the fact that tomorrow will be the sixth day since michael brown was shot, and we don't know anything about the officer, you would have what, released information about him or his name immediately? >> absolutely. i think the public has a right to know what is going on. and the only way that you build collaboration is through trust and through relationship. and it has to be authentic. and so when you're trying to build relationships and then maintain them, you have to work at it. and folks have to know that you are going to tell the truth in a tim

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. >> we welcome our international viewers as well. >> we want to start with you in iraq. u.s. war planes and drones have carried out another series of air strikes against isis fighters in the northern part of the country. >> the strikes targeted armored vehicles used to fire an the yazidi group near sinjar in the mountains. that's where tens of thousands of them have fled into that range in fear for their lives. on saturday, president obama made it clear and you watched it live here on cnn, the military action could go on for months. and the u.s. needs to work with its allies to help create there in iraq a unified government. >> we can conduct air strikes but there's not going to be an american military solution to this problem. there's going to have to be an iraqi solution that america and other countries and allies support. >> so as for the humanitarian mission, three cargo planes we know escorted by u.s. fighter jets dropped about 3800 gallons of drinking water and more than 16,000 r

i want to bring in cincinnati's police chief jeffrey blackwell. a little bit of context about what happened back in 2001 and what it sparked on the streets of cincinnati. and, frankly, what you guys have learned from it. >> well, let me make it clear. i was not the chief then. >> right. >> i was at a different agency a little bit down the road. but i've been here and i did study the collaborative agreement extensively, and to this day carry that document with me everywhere i go so that i'm reminded of what my responsibility is to this community. >> let's talk about that. i mean, to summarize here, if i, in 2001 an unarmed black man in cincinnati was killed by police. this sparked riots on the streets. it followed a lawsuit of race discrimination against the city. there were riots i believe even after that officer's acquittal and there was actually an agreement signed with the justice department in terms of beefing a federal monitor for the city. >> right. >> what did that do? because you think that really helped things. >> it absolutely helped thi

that is where victor blackwell is right now in ferguson.apr moment of silence for michael brown. >> we know some want prosecutor bob mcculloch to recuse himself. one said that officer wilson had a broken eye socket after the altercation is not true. a lot of allegations still coming out here, victor. >> let's bring in crystal wright and maria cardona. let's talk about the political angle. there are political angles of what is happening in ferguson. the explosive situation here over the past couple of weeks. i want to start with you, crystal, do you think the president should have come here instead of just sending the ag? >> no, i don't think president obama should have gone to ferguson. i also don't think eric holder should have gone to ferguson. the reason why everything has exploded over the last two weeks in ferguson, missouri, is because everybody's rushing to judgment. it sends a really bad message for the u.s. attorney general to go to ferguson and to meet with everyone before all the evidence has been gathered. you and christi have s

victor blackwell anchoring the coverage.ictor, brings up on the latest. >> nick, thank you very much. here in ferguson it was return to the unrest that we actually saw earlier in the week. and that many hoped was over. overnight looters targeted the ferguson market where michael brown allegedly stole the gars that you heard a lot about in the minutes before he was shot and killed by that officer named daryn wilson. let's bring in shimon who witnessed the looting there. shimon, describe the scene. i was there earlier in the day spoke with the with them. and there was a fear. >> yeah, there was. they boarded up entire store. several looters, basically several stores they want to, one of a duty supply shop and then they concentrated on the convenience store. they went inside, they broke through the door. there was a wood panel, they sort of tore down the wood panel. they then went into the store, several of them, i could see several of them taking items out. you know, the store is okay. certainly, a lot of the stuff is out of t

i'm christine romans. >> i'm victor blackwell in for john berman.e our viewers from the u.s. and around the world. no more tear gas or chaos on the streets of ferguson. governor nixon tells them to withdrawal. demonstrators in the dozens now, instead of the thousands. the anger remains. nearly two weeks after the shooting death of michael brown. here is stephanie elam. >> reporter: victor and christine, another peaceful night here in ferguson. protesters took to the streets, but they stayed calm. the police also stayed out of their way. in fact, we listened to captain ron johnson talk about thousand night went. here is what he had to say? >> we pulled our patrol cars back from the streets to allow more room for marching. that trend is continuing. we had to respond to incidents tonight. there were no molotov cocktails tonight, no fires, no shootings. we did not seize a single handgun. again, tonight, we deployed no smoke devices, no tear gas and no mace. again, tonight, no police officer fired a single shot. >> captain johnson said there were seven a

i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. good to be with you.that the governing body violated ant anti-trust laws by agreeing not to pay athletes although the players names and images are used to generate revenues. >>> number two, a historic day. michael sam played his first professional football game. becoming the first openly gay player in the nfl. the st. louis rams rookie was put in during the last five minutes of the game against the saints. did a solid job. a tackle and put pressure on the saints quarterback. >>> number three, delta named the top airline as air fare watch dog. got top marks for fewest difficudelayed flights. >>> number four, california governor jerry brown has denied parole to bruce davis for two murders he committed in 1969. charles manson became a cult following. no manson family member, as they were called, has ever been freed. >>> number five, the death of ronald reagan's former press secretary has been ruled a homicide. james brady died at age 73 this week. it was due to the wounds he sustained in 1981. the shooter, j

i'm victor blackwell. it's "new day saturday." it's a long weekend for a lot of people. labor day weekend and security is being increased across the u.s. now, u.s. officials say this is not because of the growing terror threat posed by isis. >> we're actually going to the white house in a few minutes. the militants have stormed huge swangs of territory in iraq and syria, they brutally beheaded an american journalist. uk isn't taking any chances. they've raised their terror level to the second highest which means an attack is highly likely. >> cnn's karl penhaul joins us. there is a specific threat against the uk? >> reporter: good morning, victor and christi, no, that's the amazing thing. there is significant threat of attack. that's according to prime minister cameron. there are 500 plus britons suspected of fighting syria and iraq alongside isis. for years since afghanistan, britons have been heading off to conflict zones of the world to fight along jihadi groups. some people are saying why now precisely

. >> i'm victor blackwell in for john berman. tensions remain high, but calm is slowly being restored in ferguson. another night of mostly peaceful protests in the missouri town. a steamy rain keeping crowds down. eric holder met with community leaders and the family of michael brown, the unarmed teen whose death touched off nearly two weeks of violence. >> hopefully, we'll have a calming influence on the area. if people know a federal, thorough investigation is being done. >> meanwhile, prosecutors have begun presenting evidence to a grand jury to determine whether the officer who shot and killed michael brown should be criminally charged. stephanie elam is live in ferguson for us. what are the people there saying about the attorney general's visit? >> reporter: from the people i spoke to yesterday, they were happy that he was here. they were happy. they felt their voices were being heard by the higher levels of government. there's several people here who said they distrust the system here in st. louis. the attorney general is h

his wife spoke with cnn's victor blackwell. >> the death of my son is still unreal.xistence. the first words. he's pleaded not guilty to murder and child cruelty charge for the 22-month-old's death. both parents say it was an accident, however, in the victim impact questionnaire sent by sandra harris and released by her attorney, harris listed herself as the victim. >> she's a victim of -- she's lost a child. she's a victim of public percepti perception, thinking that she had something to do with it. >> reporter: accusations that she plotted to kill her son has left harris with no confidence in society. >> is she supposed to be publicly emotional? i mean is that how people are supposed to react to tragedy in their life? i don't think there's a right way to react to tragedy. >> reporter: and what about the testimony from cobb county detective philip stoddard during her husband's probable cause hearing. >> in front of several witnesses all of a sudden she states ross must have left him in the car he started to sit down and she goes three through and says did you say to

i'm victor blackwell in for john berman. >> good to see you.e romans. 30 minutes haafter the hour. governor jay nixon ordering national guard to withdrawal. demonstrators in the hundreds now instead of the thousands. the anger is there. it remains two weeks after the shooting death of this man, michael brown. here is stephanie elam. >> reporter: victor and christine, another peaceful night here in ferguson. protesters took to the streets. they stayed calm. the police stayed out of their way. in fact, we listened to captain ron johnson talk about how the night went. here is what he had to say. >> we experimented with pulling patrol cars back from the streets. that trend is continuing. we had to respond to fewer incidents tonight. no molotov cocktails, no fires, no shootings. we did not seize a single handgun. tonight, we deployed no smoke devices, no tear gas and no mace. and again tonight, no police officer fired a single shot. >> captain johnson said there were seven arrests last night. compare it to two nights ago, 47 arrests. of the seven, t

i'm victor blackwell.michael brown shooting and the protests in a moment. and really, one of the remarkable ironies of what's happened over the last couple of weeks. >> yeah. he's going to talk about that with a man who we need to get perspective from for certain. >> we are hearing more about the 6.0 earthquake that woke up residents in northern california this morning. take a look at the map that we made for you here. you can see its exact location t epicenter was 6 miles south of napa and 51 miles from sacramento. luckily we're not hearing reports of injuries, not hearing reports yet of damage. but apparently it was pretty frightening for some. jim daniels on my -- this wasn't on my facebook, this was my twitter page. wrote that he saw -- it lasted longer than he thought it would. he says i live 10 miles from san francisco, i'm used to quakes but when they last as long as this one you get scared and you get out of the house. we're waiting as it just happened here and we're going to get new information. b

i'm victor blackwell.'re in the "cnn newsroom." >>> we're going to check back in with victor in ferguson, missouri in a were you able of minutes but want to begin the hour way possible escalation of a u.s. campaign against isis, gathering information on the location of the troops leaders in syria with an attempt of carrying out air strikes against them if that order is given. cnn's michelle pa zinsky is where the president is vacationing. any word, michelle, when that operation may take effect? >> reporter: christi, at this point, it's still just one possibility according to the white house. yesterday we talking with the president's deputy national security adviser agreed the murder of james foley is isis' first terror attack against the united states. he didn't state it in so many words, but essentially said, yes, the u.s. is considering air strikes in syria, but that would require consultation with congress. some legal justification, before doing so. today's assessment of the isis threat by the white hou

we say good journey until we meet again. >> reporter: victor blackwell, cnn, st.is, missouri. >> and we will have much more on this story later this hour. >>> michael brown's mother is getting support from two mothers who also lost their sons to gun violence and don lemon spoke with the three of them. that emotional interview is coming up. >>> plus, a look at the hardships endured by those living inside one of liberia's quarantine zones. we'll get you this and new information coming into cnn after the break. so factors like diet can negatively impact good bacteria? even if you're healthy and active. phillips digestive health support is a duo-probiotic that helps supplement good bacteria found in two parts of your digestive tract. i'm doubly impressed! phillips' digestive health. a daily probiotic. >>> welcome back. health officials in liberia say a doctor infected with the ebola virus has died. dr. abe bra him borbor contracted it while working at a hospital in the capital monrovia. he had been receiving the experimental ebola drug zmapp. the same drug that's cred

we say good journey until we meet again. >> reporter: victor blackwell, cnn, st. louis, missouri. >> michael brown was shot and killed august 9th by a police officer there in ferguson, missouri. just outside of st. louis. our nick valencia joins us live from ferguson. nick, the funeral now has passed. students there in that community back in class this week. everyone really wondering now what tomorrow will bring and as we heard at the funeral service people are galvanized to vote, galvanized to stay peaceful. have they organized to continue the protest? any real sense of what's going to happen the rest of this week now that michael brown has been laid to rest? >> reporter: for now if this is any indicator, errol, things will stay largely peaceful this. is an area the approved assembly area on the street of florissant where you saw those images, a stark contrast of looters and demonstrators, not the case here but we do have a crowd of about a dozen that still have decided to stick around, they are demonstrating peacefully. the collection here is mostly comprised of

. >> i'm victor blackwell. this is a special edition of "new day" sunday. we'll have the latest on the michael brown shooting. >> you have a full plate today, victor. we're so glad you're there. also, we do want to begin this morning with news that isis has besieged another shiite town and cut them off from food and water. this has been for two months now. there are fears that they will massacre thousands of people who live there. the u.n. says the situation there is simply, quote, unspeakable. nearly 3 dozen villages surrounding amerli in northern iraq are already in isis hands, remember. the 17,000 people who live there in that town are defending theirselves. they just have the help of the local police. the crisis is violence that's rippling across iraq. bombings, attacks in baghdad and in the country's north. dozen's have been killed. cnn's jomana karadsheh. jomana, so good to see you today. do we understand as we get reports that shia militias may help defend amerli? >> reporter: well, christi, after lots of calls here from the officials, they're callin

. >> i'm victor blackwell live in ferguson. and we want to show you this video, off the top from just a few hours ago. s.w.a.t. team in riot gear with gas masks and armored trucks pointing those military-style weapons and marching slowly toward people gathered in the rain outside the liquor store. the ferguson market here. it's the same store where police are now saying that 18-year-old michael brown is suspected of stealing $50 worth of cigars a short time after he was gunned down by a police officer from the ferguson police department. >> what's interesting, you look at this, stewart was looted. our affiliate kmov reports, they took to the streets. they met about 100 officers. also reportedly, there was one shooting with a victim rushed to the hospital. one officer was hurt by a thrown brick or rock. victor, i think what's really interesting here, there were some peaceful protesters here, too. we have to be fair here and say people came to the rescue in some regard, yes? >> yes, and for a lot of people, the looting and what w

. >> i'm victor blackwell. welcome to our viewers on the east coast. 3:00 a.m.with us this morning. a lot going on in the world. u.s. warplanes taking aim at isis militants in iraq. >> fighter jets destroyed targets near amerli

. >> i'm victor blackwell. this is a special edition of "new day saturday."me viewers around the u.s. and 200 countries arnold the world. we're getting new information in. we're beginning in iraq and stunning new video of the first u.s. air strikes targetinging iceis fighters. >> for the first time on cnn here you're seeing the images from the u.s. military. these are

her attorney spoke with cnn's victor blackwell. >> reporter: the death of my son is still unreal. i now live a tortured existence. the emotional first words from leeanna harris since a georgia judge denied bond for her husband, justin. he's pleaded not guilty for the death of their 22-month-old son, cooper. cooper died in june after being left in this sweltering suv for seven hours. both parents say it was an accident. however, in this victim impact questionnaire sent to leeanna harris by the district attorney and released by her attorney, harris listed herself as the victim. >> she's a victim of -- she's lost a child. she's a victim of public perception, thinking that she had something to do with it. >> reporter: in a network exclusive interview, lawrence zimmerman says accusations that she plotted to kill her son that are based on her perceived lack of emotion have left harris with no confidence in society. >> she's supposed to be publicly emotional? is that how people are supposed to react to tragedy in their life? i don't think there's a right way to react to tragedy. >> repor

so i would agree with commissioner antonini i think this is a pretty small modified size i live a blackwell block that was addressed from 60 to one hundred students there's downloaded in parking and schools got to participate parents know the rules and neighbors have to communicate with the schools and rules are not being awe bit we we see them in most neighborhoods again, it's a modest size they don't work well in commercial neighbors there's rear yards i urge you to have an open dialog to make sure that the parents are dong and parking in the right places and this is appropriate. commissioner sugaya >> yes. just to get some information out front currently i guess this is for the project sponsor. so in the staff report it says thatn the future you're planning to have 4 full-time teachers. one full-time director, one apartment cook and one part time cleaner that totals 7 staff can you tell me currently your staffing situation >> we have two vs. that help us at school a cook she's she's also a clearer two part time teachers and myself as a director and a take care. most of your teachers are

we say good journey until we meet again. >> reporter: victor blackwell, cnn, st.is, missouri. >> and as you heard in that funeral, the family had appealed for calm on the streets of ferguson today. michael brown's father had appealed for calm yesterday on the streets. let's go to cnn's nick valencia now. he is live in ferguson tonight. and, did people stand down today to show respect to the family and to get all the attention to the funeral today, nick? >> reporter: yeah, natalie, today was all about michael brown jr. people really did pay attention to those elders speaking at the funeral and the plea that michael brownson made at a peace fest for his son asking people to reserve today for grieving, for a celebration of life and really to stay off the streets so we don't see that -- those images of protesting and unrest and looting in these areas. this image behind me here is one of solidarity for mike brown. have you about a dozen people still in this approved assembly area largely different from what we saw in the last week. this was a lot that was at one time f

the event was sponsored by anthony hardy williams and a visit by city councilwoman janie blackwell. > and governor took corbit grabs a kayak. in bradford county, this is mart of a two-day effort to push tourism. he says outdoor recreation along the route 6 corridor puts almost $6 billion that the local economy. travel and tourism support some 470,000 jobs after paddling the river, the governor took part in an archery demonstration at a nearby state park. >>> a football season is upon us. and fans are welcoming it with opened arms. radio station 97.5 held a fanatic fantasyfest and it was in south philadelphia. a kickoff and brian hawkins was there and the smash zone, people could smashup a bunch of games and you may recognize our own meteorologist sheena parvinep i want to see if her putt goes in. they didn't show the swing. >> they didn't show it. >> maybe that's lucky. did it go in? >> there's nothing for it to go into. you basically swung and hit the ball and they told you how far you hit it or how straight it went or didn't go. i had to go barefoot because i was wearing heels. vai

i want to show you what blackwell said. napping is the true path yet i'm the only one taking them. justin says he has a couch in his office, not afraid to use it. even the difficult question of when do you wake someone up? it's clear not the easiest thing to navigate. >> the true path to getting fired in most american offices right. >> nikil do you think that could be useful in the workplace? >> yes, it's useful in the workplace, useful outside it. everyone who has had to work at home and not getting a nap at some point has found that to be valuable. i think what jean was saying really is true here, that the notion that -- i mean it shouldn't be a sort of policy where workplace is firm in its use, in a way a kindergarten or preschool. i think it is this region where workers should have the ability to work when they need to work and coordination with their team and a lot of this is about control. i mean, the sense is that workers don't -- workers were afraid of napping or afraid of leaving the office for an errand. i mean it's the same thing ultimately. they are really afraid of a c

approximately two years ago the man started the rb and b stuff is changed the face of my block my blackwell plain clothes was peaceful until this came to my block this is worse. i am extremely opposed to rb and b i see nothing positive about what happened to my neighborhood. i see taxis coming earlier in the morning 6 o'clock taxiing people to the airport and taxis bringing up people from the airport. my particular person on my block goes to the dp t and with temporary parking i see cars on my block he's changed the face of our block i have nothing pleasant to say about the people that come to the block that includes the experience of being discriminated against a man knows this black face of mine and avoided me it was preurban appreciable i think the whole concept of temporary housing is despicable thank you. >> hello, i'm andrew long i don't know think this legislation is near ready to be finished. i'm a landlord i have considerable problem with the issue of landlord permission i think the landlord should get permission and the landlord should have the right to withdraw the permission uni

coming over from san francisco after they've found a job and needed a place to traerl stay while blackwell for a permanent home fittings that's not for people traveling but people who are looking for a place to live so i really implower to please, please let us continue to do what we're doing. thank you. >> good evening, commissioners my name is jannen new representing the san francisco apartment association that repeals providers here in san francisco. i too like many of you live here and i've also been sitting here listening to the testimony about a quarter to 3 today, the only thing i've heard that anybody agreed on was single-family dwellings that want to rent out a room for center income should be allowed to do that this is the only thing that people agree with everything else is up in the air. i just want to alert you to one thing there's a thirty day rule in san francisco that no one was rent a dwelling unit for less than thirty days so none of my taerpts can rent out a dwenl distinctly for less than thirty days you, however, tenants are doing that i want to brauks this can jeopardi

. >> i'm victor blackwell in ferguson, missouri. 8:00 on the east coast but 7:00 in ferguson. this is "new day sunday." it's quiet here with a few people who are demonstrating across the street from the ferguson city police department, every time a car drives by that horn honks they hold up their hands, that's the motion that witnesses say that michael brown did, that's the position he was in when he was fatally shot by the officer with the ferguson police department, darren wilson. overnight there was this curfew that was enacted by missouri governor

"new day sunday" continues right now christi paul and victor blackwell. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com> good morning at 8:00. so good to have you with us on thissunday morning. tony stewart involved in a deadly accident on a dirt track in upstate new york. stewart hit a driver, who had exited his car during the race, in other words the driver had gotten out of his car, he was standing on the track, and we're getting some new information about it all this morning. >> just a short time ago we obtained video of the crash. we have to warn you, what you're about to see is disturbing. stewart and that driver, they collided during the ra

. >> and i'm miguel marquez in for victor blackwell. welcome to our viewers in the u.s. around the world. >> we're glad to have you with us. we begin with you today regarding the conflict between israel and gaza. >> and new this morning an attack near a u.n.-run shelter has led to more deaths according to gaza officials ten people were killed when shells struck within the vicinity of the shelter. it is unclear which side may to be blame. >> the israeli

"new day sunday" continues right now christi paul and victor blackwell. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com>> good morning, everyone. dwlad to have you with us. i'm christi paul at cnn headquarters in atlanta. we start with this breaking news out of california this hour. 6.1 magnitude earthquake has rocked the san francisco bay area in napa in particular. the epicenter was only six miles south of napa, 51 miles from sacramento. according to the u.s. geological survey, this is the largest quake to hit the bay area since the loma prieta earthquake in 1989. here are some pictures we're getting to. you the it in perspective, that

. >> and i'm miguel marquez in for victor blackwell. welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. >> we're glad to have you with us. we begin with you today regarding the conflict between israel and gaza. >> and new this morning an attack near a u.n.-run shelter has led to more deaths according to gaza officials ten people were killed when shells struck within the vicinity of the shelter. it is unclear which side may to be blame. >> the israeli military now says kadir goldin has not kidnapped rather killed during a blast by a sue identify bomber in a tunnel. hamas believes goldin died in an israeli air strike. >> the death toll continues to rise for both sides. israel says 64 idf soldiers have been killed along with three civilians while gaza officials claim the death toll has now topped 1,700. >> after nearly a month of fighting at this point neither side is showing any signs of backing down. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israel will continue its mission to destroy the hamas tunnels no matter how long it takes. >> the leader of hamas tells cnn that

"new day sunday" continues right now christi paul and victor blackwell. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning at 8:00. so good to have you with us on thissunday morning. tony stewart involved in a deadly accident on a dirt track in upstate new york. stewart hit a driver, who had exited his car during the race, in other words the driver had gotten out of his car, he was standing on the track, and we're getting some new information about it all this morning. >> just a short time ago we obtained video of the crash. we have to warn you, what you're about to see is disturbing. stewart and that driver, they collided during the race. you see he kind of hits the wall, that's the driver who was killed. kevin ward got out of his car a few seconds later, here he is and appears to go to confront stewart when one car drives by, you see a blue car drive by and we're freezing it right when stewart hits this man because it's just tar too graphic. >> right. bleacher reports rason ali with us now and nascar come nator and radio personality dallas mckcad. >> it was up in the air whether he woul