danya bacchus, cbs news, malala, oregon. >> pretty cool. the "cbs weeken news" for this sunday. thank you so much for watching. i'm jericka duncan in new york. have a great night. >>> now at 6:00, the a's time at coliseum is coming to an end. we're there as fans say good-bye to the last weekend home game in oakland. >> everything else is gone. >>> and california banned plastic bags, but stores found ways around the law. the new law from governor newsom that will make the phrase paper or plastic a thing of the past. >>> and vice president kamala harris and former president trump were locked in a tie. a new cbs news poll shows one candidate moving slightly ahead in battleground state. we'll break it all down. >>> live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm andrea nakano. a's fans are counting down the team's final days in oakland. at today's game with the new york yankees, most were putting aside their anger and frustration to reminisce about the good times tailgating on weekends at the coliseum. john ramos has the story. >> reporter: the

danya bacchus has a look back at his remarkable legacy. >> i am your father. >> reporter: with thoseour words james earl jones made pop culture history as the voice of darth vader in the "star wars" series. >> the sun will set on my time here and will rise with you as the new king. >> reporter: new generations became familiar with his deep voice through his role as mufas lion king." jones was born in mississippi in 1951 and as a child he stuttered so badly he didn't speak for years. poetry and acting helped break his silence. >> are you the black hope? >> i'm black and i'm hoping. >> reporter: jones starred in "the great white hope" landing him a tony, golden globe, and oscar nomination. >> people will come. >> reporter: jones starred in many movie and tv roles winning several emmys, a grammy for best spoken word and an honorary academy award in 2011. >> they'll arrive at your door as innocent as children longing for the past. >> reporter: acting was in his blood. his father robert earl jones was one of the first prominent black actors in film. jones was married to actress cecilia ha

danya bacchus, cbs news, los angeles.od has less to do with parenting skills and more to do with genetics, but having family meals together and offering children a variety of fruit and vegetables could help, particularly during the toddler stages. the bad news is that the fuzziness can last well into their teenage years. as most parents will tell you! to stay with us here in bbc news. much more to come. hello. after our recent spell of summer—like sunshine and warmth, for some of us, things are about to change, especially across the southern half of the british isles, because the next few days brings the threat of some big showers and some thunderstorms. quite cool and cloudy across the north—east, but warm sunshine for the northwest of the uk, so three distinct zones of weather as we head through the course of today and into the weekend as well. let's take a look at the rainfall accumulation between now and the end of monday. some areas could see over 80mm of rain, particularly so for parts of east wales, the midlands, p

danya bacchus, cbs news, milala, oregon. >> looks like a lot of fun there.the news continues. for others tune in later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs news broadcast center in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. ♪ >>> hello and thanks so much for watching. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. and here are some of the top stories we're tracking on "cbs news roundup." israel unleashes heavier strikes on lebanon, opening a new phase of war against hezbollah. >>> prosecutors reveal chilling new details about the apparent assassination attempt on donald trump. >>> and we take a look at the latest battleground state polling in the race for the white house. >>> monday was the deadliest day of fighting between israel and hezbollah since 2006 as israeli air strikes targeting the terror group shelled lebanon. officials in lebanon now say israeli air strikes on monday killed almost 500 people including nearly three dozen children and injuring more than 1,600. the pentagon now saying it is moving more american troops to the

cbs' danya bacchus has more. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris and oprah winfrey took centeror a campaign event in the battleground state of michigan. >> i am here because i care deeply about the future of our country. and i know that all of you do too. >> reporter: organizers say the unite for america event is aimed at showcasing grassroot supporters and highlighting voter registration. harris and former president donald trump are virtually tied in the state. >> what's at stake in terms of fighting against hate and those efforts to divide us. and i do know that i'm in a position to do something about it. >> reporter: trump campaigned in washington thursday night, delivering a keynote address to the israeli american council national summit. >> 47 days from now we're going to defeat kamala harris. we're going take back our country, and we're going to quite simply make america great again. right? >> reporter: meanwhile, trump says he plans to visit springfield, ohio, the town shaken by his campaign's debunked claims about haitian immigrants there stealing and eating pets. >> yo

now danya bacchus, cbs news. >> what a cutie. that's today's "cbs news roundup." for some of you, the news continues. for others, tune in for mornings and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the cbs news broadcast center in new york city, i'm shanelle kaul. ♪ >>> hello and thank you so much for staying up with us. i'm shanelle kaul in new york, and here are some of today's top stories on "cbs news roundup." the justice department targets hamas, filing criminal charges against the palestinian group's top leaders. >>> there is no letting up of mass protests in israel, with demonstrators there clamoring for the government to reach a gaza ceasefire deal. >>> and both presidential candidates are taking a sharp focus on the economy. >>> the justice department has now filed criminal charges against six senior leaders of hamas for the deaths of dozens of americans in the october 7 terror attack in israel. the charges come just days after more hostages were executed, including israeli american hersh goldberg-polin, adding new intense pressure to accele

cbs's danya bacchus has a look back at his life and work. >> i am your father. >> reporter: with thoseones made pop culture history as the voice of darth vader in the "star wars" series. >> the sun will set on my time here and will rise with you as the new king. >> reporter: new generations became familiar with his deep voice through his role as mufasa in "the lion king." >> there's more to being king than getting your way all the time. >> reporter: jones was born in mississippi in 1931 and says as a child he stuttered so badly he didn't speak for years. >> okay, wait. >> reporter: poetry and later acting helped break his silence. >> are you the black hope? well, i'm black and i'm hoping. >> reporter: jones starred in "the great white hope" on stage and film, earning critical acclaim. the role landed him a tony, a golden globe and an oscar nomination. >> people will come, ray. >> reporter: jones went on to star in many movie and tv roles, winning several emmys, a grammy for best spoken word, and an honorary academy award in 2011. >> they're right at your door, as innocent as children,

danya bacchus looks at why some health experts say phones should be absent from schools >>>in classrooms across the country. cell phones seem as prevalent as bookbags and pencils, but in states from arizona, >>>>it's become the heroin of our time. >>>two south carolina. >>>>it just has to be turned off and put away. >>>educators and lawmakers are cracking down on the devices, restricting or even banning them in schools. >>>>i had very difficult interactions with students who answered phones in the middle of class, who didn't want to put them away, you know, there are these tiktok and instagram trends that become very very disruptive. spending time on the phone, scrolling during a classroom activity or a learning session. it really negates the children's ability to absorb that information or learn that information. >>>doctor john pastini is a child psychologist and director at ucla's child anxiety resistance education and support center. he says phones in schools can also harm mental health and stunt social development. >>>>really interferes with developing creativity, with developing soc

danya bacchus takes a look at controversial plan that could cost hundreds of millions of dollars. >>opulations are on the decline in washington, oregon and now california. the birds that are federally protected as an endangered species are being displaced by barred owls. barred owls are larger, more aggressive, and eat a wider variety of food. >> they have basically pushed spotted owls out of their territories into marginal habitats where they generally die pretty quickly. >> reporter: robin is with u.s. fish and wildlife says and he has spotted owls -- she says spotted owls are headed towards extinction. to protect them u.s. fws aplayoffed a plan to shoot and kill up to half a million barred owls. >> we evaluated all the potential methods for reducing barred owl populations both non-lethal and lethal med odds. what we found from that one was that lethal barred owl removal did in fact condition the conditions for spotted owls and had almost immediate improvement in survival. >> reporter: the owls could be lured ewe using recorded owl calls properly identified then shot. the plan to k

danya bacchus takes a look at the controversial plan that could cost hundreds of millions of dollarsted owl populations are on the decline in washington oregon and now california. the birds that are federally protected as an endangered species are being displaced by barred owls. barred owls are larger, more aggressive and eat a wider variety of food >>>>they basically pushed spotted owls out of their territories into marginal habitat, where they generally die pretty quickly. >>>robin brown is with the u.s. fish and wildlife service she says spotted owls are headed toward extinction, declining as much as 9% per year in some areas to protect the spotted owl. usfws has approved a plan to shoot and kill up to half a million barred owls. >>>>we evaluated all the potential methods for reducing barred owl populations, both non-lethal methods and lethal methods. what we found from that was that lethal barred owl removal did, in fact improve the condition for spotted owls. we had almost immediate improvement in spotted owl survival. >>>the barred owls would be lured using recorded owl calls,