janelle bynum/(d) oregon state house:"you know, i stuck out, right, as an african american.am very sensitive to being accused and very sensitive to people automatically assuming things about a person without ever having talked to them."the 9-1-1 caller didn't mention bynum's race at first."she's african american from what i can tell."but she didn't give a reason for why she called police on bynum rather than say hello to her while the state rep went door to door. bynum says she's hyper aware people may be biased against her, so she tries to overcome that-janelle bynum/(d) oregon state house:"so everything to make sure people know that you know someone is coming and i'm not sneaking up on them." getting 911 called on her while campaigning is a first for her- but she says this won't stop her.janelle bynum/(d) oregon state house: "i live in this neighborhood, i feel like i should be able to walk anywhere i want without being second-guessed." (ken) that was reed andrews reporting... bynum did get to speak on the phone with the woman who called 9-1-1, and she says the caller apol

so bynum described what happened is that i'm concerned about safety in my neighborhood. never mentioned safety as being a concern in that neighborhood. she was concerned, as many people of color are is that her skin color is what triggered the phone call. but they talked it out and i think he was a teachable moment, if you will. >> i read about speaking about worries about the color of someone's skin. i heard about chose alpha si guys who hosted an event at an event space and were ultimately turned away. >> tuscaloosa, alabama, there was a restaurant that these guys went to, saying, hey, we want you to cater our event. initially they paid their $1,500 deposit and all was well, until the kappa sii inmembers say unt they heard that they were a primarily black group. they said we didn't realize it was an all black group and we have had problems with your kind before. when you say that, we don't know what the person on the phone meant, what they were thinking, but in general, when those words are uttered in this country, you immediately think about race. you think got those

representative janell bynum says she was knocking on doors actually woman called and report the bynumearing to spend a long time at houses in the area and appeared to be casing the neighborhood while on her phone. bynum said she understood the woman's concerns but felt that woman could have tried talking to her first or contacting a neighbor to speak to her rather than calling the police. >>> still ahead, the death of bay area rapping legend tupac shakur is back in the head lines. what investigators have to say about new plans regarding who shot and killed the rap star. >> we'll check back in on the forecast for the weekend coming up next. >>> investigators are responding to claims made by a former gang member that he knows who shot and killed rap star tupac shakur. he says he was in the car when the rapper was killed. dwayne keith davis says he wants to set the record straight before he dies. he has cancer. he says his nephew, orlando anderson, fired the deadly shot. and are son died two years after shakur's death in a shooting in los angeles. police in las vegas say they have since

representative janelle bynum was going door to door to meet with constituents tuesday. she says that she was almost finished talking to people when a sheriff's deputy pulled up and the deputy said that a woman had reported her for causing or casing those houses. bynum says that she was just jotting the notes down in the phone about those voter's concerns. >> i was on the second to last house. and the police came up, and i was like, oh, no. and i kind of new what had happened. they were clearly concerned about something. i can look at any neighborhood, because i have been to just about every neighborhood in my district, and i can tell you what their problems are, and crime was not one of them. >> and bynum won't say that the police were called just because she is black, but the same thing actually happened to a white city councilman nearby and this is following several recent high profile cases where black people were doing regular activities including here in the bay area. >>> and you can say good-bye and get a free meal. a popular restaurant will be closing the doors f

janelle bynum is an oregon state representative. thanks for joining us.ok at just how good june's job report really was. the line between work and life hasn't just blurred. it's gone. that's why you need someone behind you. not just a card. an entire support system. whether visiting the airport lounge to catch up on what's really important. or even using those hard-earned points to squeeze in a little family time. no one has your back like american express. so no matter where you're going... we're right there with you. the powerful backing of american express. don't do business without it. don't live life without it. you always get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed? let's say it in a really low voice. carl? lowest price, guaranteed. just stick with badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com with a $500,000 life insurance policy. how much do you think it cost him? $100 a month? $75? $50? actually, duncan got his $500,000 for under $28 a month. less than a dollar a day. his secret? selectquote. in just minutes, a selectquote agent will com

(justine)(justine) (justine) that was nate bynum reporting. the silver creek fire has burned 27 acres and is 25-percent contained. (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. a modest warming trend in store for the first part of next week as high pressure aloft strengthens over the bay area. expect 60s-70s along the coast and 80s-90s inland. monsoonal moisture could return later in the week. models show the possibility of high-based showers or thunderstorms for the bay area beginning around wednesday evening. (justine) new figures from the labor department reveal that a record number of americans are walking away from their jobs. and economists say that's a good thing. kron 4's catherine b job market has into a nation of quitters. the bureau of labor statistics says one out about fifty american workers voluntarily quit their jobs in may,.. three point six million in all, or about 80 every minute. economists credit the strong jobs market.653=thousand food workers quit in may ... and more

state representative donal bynum said she was knocking on doors on tuesday afternoon.riff's deputies said a woman called and reported the woman appeared to be spending a long time a houses in the area and appeared to be casing the neighborhood while she was on her phone. ms. bynum said she understood the woman concerns but felt the woman could've tried to talk to her first or contacting a neighbor to speak to her rather than calling the police. >>> we wanted to check in with sal. i know there was a problem in stony point. that is a very busy area.a traf accident. traffic is lightly travel. there was a detour in place and it did not cause too much of a dam. there is -- let's go to the bay bridge. not too much of a jam. until just a few moments ago. just as we suspected, takes one thing on the bridge. there was a collision westbound 80 at fifth. three cars on the san francisco side of the bridge. it was beginning to backup traffic onto the stand. they turned those metering lights on now traffic is very slow. we always do the south arrow test. you can see you pick a car a

no homegrown player has ever made it to professional you please ask bynum is being watched by many clubs who are offering serious money but the final match day he couldn't showcase his skills. sapping willing. to. lie to you. it's in bits my back pain it's there pain is coming slowly it's. painful. i didn't finish the much from the ban she watched as club c.b.c. news to champion stan show a goal and over time since been squashed she just second to finish. an emotional number and i'm happy he was substituted before. but you know me as a pretty tough guy. the next meet their obligations has already been fun part. is now the most wanted me to feel that if you know. hungry for more. i learn to play in general and. then i have to see that as that option. but for myself. i need to play germany. this is thirteen points let's go we pick out things and go on a journey to fulfill the dream. challenge that takes five thousand five hundred kilometers from home. on the twenty seventh of june we arrived in frankfurt. although. there were some trouble with the passport and told us about resilience tryi

ours knocking onannell bynum sptw fficer who told her a w hadanom thashe c wasdalg too muc time at housesno her phone after leaving. the woman a laterpologized and for the safety of her neighborhood. >>> first, vhs, then cd's now could the next piece of technology that goes extinct be hard drives. a harvard firm annoys the it can dramatically cut the cost of dna storage and store data way longer than just a gular hard drive. researchers have noted these new technologies are far more expensive. >>> shoppers and twitter users praising asos afabr they introduced aility clothing line. she's eagerly asking twitter users what they would l to >>> nextctress scarlett johansson is athetefnt,in a trua transgen massage parloran a tizy when it wasnn ancou be pladero many ctrsgalling oann transgendr actola to p the role spectfully. >>> and finally ladies, youof cially have not a chance with chance the rapper because, guess what, he's getting married. he proposed to long time girlfriend kiersten corely celebration and she s yes. the couple has beeng d since 2013 and they already have one daughter togethe

democrat janelle bynum said she s knocking ing toents in a portland neighborhood.aid the responding officer acting professionally and took a selfie with her. the 911 caller apologized. >>> "usa today" says stormy daniels' lawyer michael avenatti tweeted he might run for president. avenatti said he'll run against trump if there's no real candidate that has a chance of beading a president trump. he reportedly represented his law firm and owes more than $4 ho,0 $40,000 in unpaid taxes. >>> and "science news" reports researchers for the first time created hybrid embryos of endangered northern white rhinos. the last northern white rhino died in march. there are only two females alive in kenya, but they're unable to produce naturally. scientists used frozen sperm from a native white rhino and eggs from closely related white rhinos. they say the hybrids could eventually prevent the extinction of the northern white rhino. >>> still ahead, the top dog. the reigning champ downs a recoy island. franks at coney island. i landed. i saw my leg did not look righti i had a pe bloo

janelle bynum said someone reported her behavior as suspicious because she was going door to door ander phone. the officer who responded on tuesday acted professionally and even posed for a photo with her. she said she eventually talked to the woman who reported her and received an apology. bynum is running for re-election this fall. >>> longtime residents of san shock over the high cost of - living there. ahead, why gentrification is making the city by the bay unaffordable for many people. >>> and if you're on the go, subscribe to our cbs this morning podcast available on apple's podcast app or wherever you like to download your podcasts. he hear the day's top stories and what's happening in your part of the world. you're watching "cbs this morning." alcohol based mouthwash burns. and that could leave you with... burn face! but colgate total mouthwash is different. it kills 99% of germs without the burn of alcohol! kill germs without the burn. try colgate total mouthwash today! how did we test our with two pounds of steak. in each hand. dixie ultra. stress tested so you can stress le

represented bynum says she was knocking on doors, and the deputy said woman called and reported her.hood on her phone. bynum said she understood the woman's concern, but felt the woman could have tried talking to her first or contacting a neighbor rather than calling the police. tonight the air for the first will show up fireworks display. it is with an l.e.d. space set to music. it was postponed until today because of weather. coming up, and announcement and they will introduce you to the latest member of the family. >> >>> a warning for parents taking your children to the park over the summer. experts say that the surface can be hot and could burn your child. if you want to find out if the equipment is too hot, put your hand on it. >>> a restaurant is serving their last meals today. they are shutting down after 25 years. they have given meals to homeless and mothers on mother's day. if you would like to make a donation, this will be distributed to more than 40 employees. >>> the annual gardens pno display -- piano display is scheduled for today. >>> joey chestnut is the hot dog kin

colt, jocelyn hunn, rebecca taylor and on the majority side, i'd like to thank derek benjamin, betsy bynum, christen richmond, matt close and dave he strang from the committee staff. as well as ian foley, rebecca, patricia, dave from my personal staff. to say the least, this has been a team effort. last, i'd like to thank my good friend and ranking member, betty mccollum, for working with me to address a number of critical needs throughout the bill. while we may disagree on some issues, we're never disagreeable with each other and continue to work well together. it's a good bill, i urge its adoption and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california yields back. the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: madam chair, i'm pleased to yield five minutes to the gentlewoman from minnesota, the ranking member of the interior subcommittee, ms. mccollum. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized for five minutes. ms. mccollum: thank you, madam chair. i ask for unanimous consent to rhett