d. brown's ruling parties have agreed to lift a self-imposed ban on overseas military operations for the first time since the second world war the decision to change the constitution provoked a wave of protests and the video we're about to show you contains some graphic scenes a man even went so far as to set him self on fire and he's currently in hospital the latest rally outside the prime minister's office in tokyo attracted around ten thousand people and led to clashes with police and protesters criticize the government for failing to hold a referendum on expanding japan's military ambition. well defense analysts say that the change may affect the balance of power in the region as japan could now help its allies fighting overseas the u.s. is at the moment deploying more troops to the area more than eighty thousand military personnel are at more than forty bases across the asia pacific region while some experts don't see this shift as particularly serious others though warn it could have grave consequences in any future conflict. never meaning to conquer and therefore would break over

d. brown's work. as to the question of how many ct women and children were killed there, we don't have exact to t numbers.y. to the best of -- i'm going to be very clear here. tha not to thet best of my ability, ie should stop and say i'm by no means the leading authority on the massacre itself. i write about the way that this e mass event was remembered and so i orians draw on other people when i talk about the msz kerr. but the historians of the massacre itself as i said at they top of the tuck they think somewhere between 150 maybe as many as 225 or 250 native , someth americans were killed at sand creek. of those something like 90% probably were women and ack ke children. a couple of reasons for that. most important of which is that most of the men in black kettle's camp were out hunting. the people in this camp they genuinely believed that they e ca were part of a peace camp. this camp was being protected byhought t federal soldiers. they thought they had nothing to th fear in that moment and so

d. brown's work. as to the question of how many t women and children were killed there, we don't have exact to t numbers.y. to the best of -- i'm going to be very clear here. tha not to thet best of my abilitye should stop and say i'm by no means the leading authority on the massacre itself. i write about the way that thiss event was remembered and so i os draw on other people when i talk about the msz kerr. but the historians of the massacre itself as i said at thy top of the tuck, they think somewhere between 150, maybe as many as 225 or 250 native , somh americans were killed at sand creek. of those, something like 90% probably were women and ack ke children. a couple of reasons for that. most important of which is that most of the men in black kettle's camp were out hunting. the people in this camp they genuinely believed that they e a were part of a peace camp. this camp was being protected bt federal soldiers. they thought they had nothing th fear in that moment and so warriors were away at the

six homesers now just as many as d om brown and 200 fewer bats. 1-0 phils. bottom two, chris johnson. ut, oh, two run shot off kendrick just like that. phils down one in the third. kendrick with all sorts of issues back-to-back batters freddie freeman and justin upton walks in a run. ryne sandberg not quite sure what is going on and you may want to look the other way. later in the third. tommy la stella bases clearing double, braves score three times in third and this is their only hit in the inuping. kendrick and company can't even watch any more. phils lose 8-2. 11 games out of first. nothing seems to be going right. >> well maybe cliff lee will be good luck charm. lee returns to mound tomorrow and phils return them to face the first place san francisco giants, lee lights out hopefully lights out after being out for the last two months with elbow strain. now could lee be auditioning for other teams. with a trade deadline 11 days away phils are talking to other clubs about almost everyone including fan favorite chase utley. boston globe reports san fran and

has six homers and vuingt as many as d om brown and fewer at bats.t's 1-0 phils lead doesn't last long. bottom two, chris johnson. no doubt about it. deep to center, two-run shot off kendrick and just like that phils down 14eu6 in the third kendrick with all sorts of issues. back-to-back baters e freedy freeman and justin upton walks in a run and ryne sandberg can't believe what he's watching and here's the big blow. tommy lastella. braves score three runs in the third and this is first in the evening, phils done 6-1. kendrick and company can't watch any more. phils lose 8-2 they're 11 games out of first. >>> we are just 11 days away from the trade deadline and just about every name on the roster has come up in trade talks including name chase utley. boston globe reports san fran and toronto expressed interest the most interest in utt that does not mean they'll deal the fan favorite away for the right price. even if they were to strike a deal to trade chase utley six time all star has no trade clause and stated days ago he does not want to play anywh

bottom 7th, d om brown puts it away into the seats. two-run homer first guy on top step of the dugout after fanatic. they win back-to-back home games for first time in six weeks. yes it's been that long. it's six months since eagles lasts played nick foles said it feels like christmas. he's giddy. eagles rolling into cam in >> khil chip kelly took eagle from twovrt first. shun mccoy among those with super bowl expectations coming in training camp. mccoy rolls into cam in rolls royse. leading rusher will be a huge part of the offense. in the driver seat nick foles taking the field tomorrow for first practice as the starter for first time his career. fols threw 37 touchdowns and two interceptions last season and he believes nothing now. foles does not have sense of entitlement now that he's man. >> we have to continue to get better i cannot stay the same. that's what -- you know how are you starting and remain start you have to be great leader and do those things and stom not guaranteed you know anything invoice to keep working today so

bottom 7th, d om brown puts it away into the seats. two-run homer first guy on top step of the dugout after fanatic. they win back-to-back home games for first time in six weeks. yes it's been that long. it's six months since eagles lasts played nick foles said it feels like christmas. he's giddy. eagles rolling into cam in style and hearing from the hey pal? you ready? can you pick me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he's ready, but our subaru legacy will be waiting for him. (vo) the longest-lasting midsize sedan in its class. introducing the all-new subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru. >> khil chip kelly took eagle from twovrt first. shun mccoy among those with super bowl expectations coming in training camp. mccoy rolls into cam in rolls royse. leading rusher will be a huge part of the offense. in the driver seat nick foles taking the field tomorrow for first prac

in france right now and all of it is regulated and there's a good process in place by which the d-delta brown can submit paperwork and have it back saying it should all be online and electronic that they can do that in 24 to 48 hours prior to flying the drone for commercial locations. >> what is the status of the application in the state's? >> i think we are all on the same page. our number one priority is safety. i think that is the same thing that they are focusing on safety as well. obviously we have all sorts of ideas and certifications, getting the law enforcement involved in some sort of technology that detects these guys flying around to see how high they are flying. it's going to be a very challenging thing to tackle. and i think that the faa is going to have to step back and collaborate with -- >> we are here and we have seen this picture before. so, there was telecom. in a telephone companies were regulated. but, you know the computers weren't and then the computers were connected over land. the land was connected and then that was the internet and its lightweight, we actually don't

reporter joel brown from sister station wtb d is braving elements on outer banks and shows us what it's like from kill devil hills. >> can i till we are starting to feel the first few drops of rain and outer bands of hurricane arthur and primarily this is overnight storm and worst of hurricane arthur and expected on outer banks in wee hours of morning and folks sheltered in place in kill devil hills are in for a late night. ocean behind me and surf rough. high tide comes midnight and if the storm makes land fall then it dramatically increases storm surge. we can see 3 to 5 feet of storm surge which puts highway twelve main road up and down the outer banks under a big layer of water and sand. emergency management officials are watching for that very closely. if there is some good news it is that this is a very fast moving storm. it should be in and out by sometime tomorrow afternoon. an can i tell you there are a lot of folks up and down this very delicate chain of barrier islands hoping to survive this storm and salvage some of their july 4 vacation. in kill devil hills north carolina,

gross man informed you that your agenda more than likely violates the brown act it would be useful to hear d c white weigh in on whether or not items four and five sunshine be detailed another thirty days for the compliance for the agenda. you do remember what happens thirty days ago when item 6 was poinl for a month; right? >> the item a really confusing it's in connection with the complaint initiated or received by the ethnics commission is refers to convince of anticipated litigation as plaintiffs so if you receive the complaint you would be suing that if you initiate the complaint you would still be suing. okay. i suppose that's the way it works and >> talk about the brown act i think i found the section i was looking for. it's a section if it's closed i'm reading now from section oh, it's a long one. i think that's referred to in the agenda. says based on existing factors you can go into closed session with your attorney and have sections with the attorney-client privilege based on the facts the protective body has digging whether or not to initiate litigation and it says if the session

teacher that has sensitivities for sort of the cultural nuances and the d pedagogies and way students learn. you don't have to be brown to work in that classroom or latino, but you have to be able to understand where they come from and what it takes to connect with them. >> all right. it's a new venture over on the east side of san jose. again, there's the old web address for the national hispanic university in case you have old questions about what happened to the school. you want to log on to the one on the bottom there, that's where you'll get all the information on the new experience there at san santa clara university at the department of education and what's happening with the training of new teachers, the latino education collaboration. any final thoughts before you go, doctor? >> i think just what we said, go back to that, that we need to be training culturally responsive teachers and the impact is to get us out there, meet our social justice mission, be different than what other schools have done and do it well. >> what a great opportunity. thank you for coming in and clarifying everything for all of us who m

brown and so is this lawn. on tuesday, the same day the california officials authorize d fines up to $500 of orr water watering, the family got this letter. >> it says you have 60 days to get your lawn looking like that. >> the penalty is find $100 to $500. >> yeah, a fine, for underwater underwatering. >> it's kind of crazy, category the state of the state -- considering the state of the state. >> that's the dilemma, facing california. water so readily available and yet so scarce. kpix >>> home owners in los angeles have found a way to keep the lawns green without using water, they're hiring painters, they match the lawn andw the green, and they say that business is booming. >>> well it will be for the time, for a while, continue to be dry in california for the most part. a few showers, we'll get to the weather in a moment. do you know what was happening on this day, 45 years ago, the attention of the entire world was riveted to another world at this hour 45 years ago. >> with 30 seconds of fuel remaining, neil armstrong land ed the eagle, and they succeeded in landing on the moon and neil arpgs became the --

d across the front. he was carrying a large brown folder. my held notes combat deployment, medical records and others. it was my first visit to the va hospital. the washington va medical center is as charmless as you can imagine. a big white box in a center of half a dozen parking lots that are overflow. it is like any other hospital filled with the sick and health care and administrative staff scurrying about and bad coffee. but it is entirely different. it is the place where combat veterans enter the system for the treatment. walking in from the parking lot, i started to feel all of the familiar sensation. the stress rising in my gut. breathing sort and irregular. the memories of five wars and the dead hovering off stage. inside there was an information desk with a guy in a wheelchair behind it. he looked me up and down and made a judgment about me. i could not imagine what it might have been. a stammered explaining i came from my first appointment. my hands were shaking and i held them down. he pointed the way to the registration office and walking through the lobby i imagined everyone looking at m

black americans, brown americans, americans of every color and every condition are eating now and shopping now and going to the bathroom now. [laughter] d riding now, and spending nights now, and obtaining credit now, and giving now, and attending classes now, and going where and in dignity as never they were able to do in years before. i walked out of this room yesterday and looked at this sea of faces and i thought how proud throe good marshall would be. i first met him when he came here on behalf of herman sweat. so a black boy could come to the university of texas and to look at this audience in this beautiful university auditorium and see the groups that are participating today must make him feel and must make the groups that supported him feel that all has not been in vain. but now that i've said that, i want to say this. i don't want this symposium to come here and spend two days talking about what we have done. i often tell the story about fact by eported in a churchill in the women's lib movement, maybe prohibition movement, a little ahead and said they were shocked to hear that if all the alcohol he consumed during the war, th

brown is on the scene with breaking details. natasha, you just talked to police? >> reporter: we dare learning a lot more information as to what transpired here earlier this afternoon. take a look here behind me. still very active scene playing out as investigators are combing this area. we've now learned that a police officer did shoot a suspect in the abdomen, and another suspect was taken into custody here at this scene. take a look at some video from earlier that we were able to get. all of this spawned by shooting in the 3,000 block of page street shortly before this incident took place. a man was shot four times at that location, police got information that the suspects involved in that shooting were holdup in a house here in the 3200 block of page street. let's list never to inspector steven cross as he tells us what happened after that. >> inspector: male exited the property with a handgun his hands, pointed the gun at police. uniform officer at that time discharged his weapon, striking the defendant in the mid section. >> reporter: well that suspect was taken to temple uni

d across the front. he was carrying a large brown folder. my held notes combat deployment, medical records and others.it was my first visit to the va hospital. the washington va medical center is as charmless as you can imagine. a big white box in a center of half a dozen parking lots that are overflow. it is like any other hospital filled with the sick and health care and administrative staff scurrying about and bad coffee. but it is entirely different. it is the place where combat veterans enter the system for the treatment. walking in from the parking lot, i started to feel all of the familiar sensation. the stress rising in my gut. breathing sort and irregular. the memories of five wars and the dead hovering off stage. inside there was an information desk with a guy in a wheelchair behind it. he looked me up and down and made a judgment about me. i could not imagine what it might have been. a stammered explaining i came from my first appointment. my hands were shaking and i held them down. he pointed the way to the registration office and walking through the lobby i imagined everyone looking at me

d backs going things going in the sixth. bases loaded for martin. he game up big with a grand slam. two run ballgame. that's as close as the gets. dom neck brownh two hun homerun in the next inning. phillies take the win. the fondle score nine-five. also today injury recall manager ruben amaro, jr., fielding questions about the future of ryan howard with the team. he wouldn't comment on any trade rumors. but he did say they have no plans to cut ties with him at the end of the season. more news when we come bac >> largest summertime hot air balloon and mewing is festival is north america is underway and close enough for to you check the out. the new jersey festival of ballooning kicked off today in readington, new jersey. the three-day event features more than 100 balloons from all around the world and they take off twice day. it's quite a site to see. we'll be right back. ♪ thanks for watching cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. for beasley, kate and everyone here i'm jessica dean. you can always find us at cbsphilly.com. up next the late show with david letterman. tonight' guest michael douglas. have a good night an great weekend. have a good n

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d king talked approximate the beloved community. and i figured one day history would catch up with that. it was still a memorable occasion. i am very saddened president with a brown protect everybody. his views on life and marriage are so different from what i was raised to it believe. >> does your dad, and i read from the letters that dr. martin luther king wrote from the birmingham jail and a d king preached and dr. king preached i saw a bibliical approach it family and life and they were not the burning issues 50 or 60 years ago, if they had been issues, i can't help but believe they would have a bibliical approach. >> in my book kenning rules, kwh which you endorsed? >> yes, happily. >> the king's rule, not dr. martin luther king rule but the king of kidnappings and that doesn't change by our opinion or man's laws that is forever standing and with my uncle ml was here today he would uphold the boibl. >> i used to read his sermons and they were magnificent and i was shocked they were sermon. >> he was a preacher. >> he was happy about that. he didn't want to be known as a civil right's leader but a min ufter of the boibl. >> you talk about things that were com

d back keep it existed. bases load. martin hits it out of the park. four runs score and nervous it's a game again. dominic brownventh gives the phils two run homerun for brown the phils go on to beat arizona nine to five the final. >> and finally, we're calling out brent celek tonight for th this. we can't rip on plays yet so we're making this outfit our highlight. >> what is he wearing. >> you can see look closely it's plaid sleeve less hooded button down tucked. really charming. >> like he can kell almost. >> it's great. he's a real pioneer. [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> today on "tmz," >> lil wayne making a huge play for jay-z's title. >> he is now having a sports management company. >> who has more raw power at this point? >> jay-z and he always will. >> jay-z and lil wayne are making money for c.a.a. run by jews. jews win again. shocker. >> joan rivers at the airport. >> i've been trying to get celebrity reaction as to what is going on with israelies and palestinians. >> if new jersey fired rockets into new york we would wipe them out. >> there were tunnels

d backs got things going in the sixth inning. bases loaded for alfredo and came up with the grand slam. that is as close as they would get, dominic brownith the two run home run in the next inning. phillies take the win by a final score of nine-five. before the game general manager ruben amaro, junior fielding questions about the future of ryan hour with the team. he wouldn't comment on any trade rumors but he did say they have no plans to cut ties with him after the end of the season. and that is you're witness sports, i'm beasley reese. >>> and now we have some very exciting news to share about our very own "eyewitness news" family. we are growing, we are pleased to announce the arrival of jack hudson, born to "eyewitness news" anchor nicole brewer who you are used to seeing here on saturday and sunday mornings. little jack entered the world just after 2:00 in the afternoon yesterday. we send our congratulations to the brand new parents, nicole and her husband kill an. mom and baby and jack are doing great. >>> coming up at the top of the hour on "eyewitness news",er with live with the very latest on the search for suspect in a carja

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