don brown ten rows deep in the first inning, zach greinke, away. adrian gonzales gets the runs back, a three-run homer off david buchanan, and buchanan struggled mightily, he gave a solo home run to greinke, the opposing pitcher, he goes three for three with three runs scored. and 10- l.a. in the ninthcks and franco with seven rbis in the series, get your rally caps on, brown up representing the winning run and this is what you call bad luck, lines into a double play. the phillies lose 10-8, here is two different takes. >> that definitely hurt more than usual. giving up runs is horrible regardless but not getting a chance to win. >> we give runs up and give ourselves a chance with grefrpg greinke that is tough. we feel good with the way we are playing. >> chase utley will be activated off the dl and is expected to play tomorrow in arizona. >>> the traveling robot, hitch bot that was destroyed in philadelphia last weekend, could have used these young ladies today. this is the robot spring board technology camp, girls from middle schools throughout t

the fourth start for aaron knoll the rookie and don brown looks like he has it and then looks like he. two runs score. a no decision as he gave up three runs in six innings. in the seventh, utley base hit up the middle and his only hit one for five in his return from the disabled list. we go top 12 and the last of the solo blast. straight away center field. and phillies 14-5 since the all-star break. here's that homer. >> i missed two pitches earlier in that at-bat and third time is a charm. left the pitch out over the plate and i got it. bull pen was outstanding and offense came up big. >> lefty adam morgan is looking to improve on his last effort which came last sunday against the braves when he allowed four runs in five innings. coverage begins at 8:00 on comcast sports net with phillies pregame live. >>> with training camp a month away, the flieyers have added se depth to their forward group adding chris porter to a one-year contract. spent parts of the last six seasons with the blues. porter played three years that university of north dakota under new flyers coach. that is sports

watching, 0-batting average down 177 and third inning aaron nolan in trouble and off deep right, don brown. miss plays it off the wall. two-run triple. brown makes up for it solo hom homener next upping and phillies down-1 in the fifth. >> coming into training camp all focus on sam bradford and left knee. eagles quarterback feels great. others do not. big names mia today at camp. jamie apody has more. >> couple of injury concerns today. kiko alanzo out with a concussion. and how about demarco murry. murry was back in uniform after missing today with illness he did not do a lot. missed bulk of camp workouts. more rots for forgot ep man. in addition to running back he took represents returning kick today and doesn't mind plague second fiddle for murray. >> you wait for him to come back and he's the man. >> matthew is many of the new comers expected to make impact on the team. sam bradford. byron maxwell and the guys feel super deep at all these positions. you have to wonder how the faces will mesh together. malcolm says that's going fine. >> we bring in quality guys that want to win and are

. >>> to the phils this afternoon, don brown three run blast makes it 5-3 phillies and the dodgers gets 6-5 los angeles. greinke goes three for three, and 7-5 donors, and 10-6 in the ninth and franco drives in two with the double off the wall and they trail 10-8, get your rally caps on, two batters later, don up representing the tying run and this is bad luck, he hits into a double play. >> 4-3 home stand we are happy with that to a certain degree, we hung with this team, and they have a pretty good team obviously and the guys did not quite and we scored 17 runs in three days, and brown hit the line drive to the first base man, to end the game and we had something cooking there. >>> the highlight of the sports cast learning that jaime apody may be a black belt. still ahead, a check of the forecast. >> now live out to the shore. adam joseph has the exclusive accuweather forecast for you coming up next. >>> time to head back to the shore for accuweather. meteorologist, adam joseph, is live once again in sea isle city. hey adam. >> reporter: yes, the clouds have rolled in but it's not dam

. >> shots were fired last night following a day of demonstration and prayer marking brown's death. don champion is in ferguson with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a day of peaceful protests turned into a bloody confrontation with police. one person was shot in an exchange of gunfire with four detectives. one black male is in critical condition right now. there was gunfire from at least two locations. several hundred demonstrators were met by police in riot gear overnight. at least two unmarked police cars were hit by bullets. >> well this is a tragedy for the family of this man and certainly for the officers involved. it is truly a tragedy. there is a small group of people out there that are intent on making sure that we don't have peace that prevails. >> now the shooting happened hours after a march marking the one year anniversary of michael brown's death took place yesterday afternoon. brown, an unarmed teenager was shot by ferguson officer darren wilson. wilson was cleared of any wrong doing. brown's father lead the march yesterday. >> my mission is to move f

several events are planned in ferguson this weekend and as don champion tells us brown's father believes reporter: surrounded by family members michael brown, sr., laid teddy bears at the spot where his son was killed a year ago in ferguson, missouri. >> personally it's a loss, but it's a lot of good that came out of what my son pushed because he is still right here with us. >> reporter: wearing t-shirts bearing michael brown's picture and the words chosen for change, the brown family then led a 4.5-mile march to normandy high school where the teen had graduated. hundreds took part walking along west florissant avenue where violence and looting rocked the community in the weeks and months following brown's death. the white police officer responsible was cleared of any wrongdoing. >> we don't believe this should happen in america. >> reporter: this man brought his 7-year-old grandson to the march. what do you tell him? >> i try to health them to, um, to remain who he is. we try to teach him to respect police. >> reporter: in the year since brown's killing, the city of ferguson has started

running high in ferguson, missouri, during the one-year anniversary of the shooting of michael brown. don champion has more from ferguson. >> reporter: surrounded by family members michael brown, senior, laid teddy bears at the spot where his 18-year-old son was killed a year ago in ferguson. >> personally it is a loss but it is a lot of good that came out of my son and he is still with us. >> reporter: wearing t-shirts bearing his pictures and the words "chosen for change." there was a march, hundreds took part, and the white police officer responsible was cleared of any wrongdoing. >> we don't believe things like this should happen in america. >> reporter: he brought his 7-year-old grandson to the march. >> wau what do you tell him? >> i try to tell him to remain who he is. we try to teach him to respect the police. >> in the year since brown's killing the city of ferguson has made changes. >> reporter: officials hired an interim police chief who is black and overhauled the municipal court system. the department of justice found it was unfairly targeting blacks and minorities. marchers

that we know brown's don was on the cop, on the car, this hands up action was not there.nstration again, my idea is what happened in baltimore, all those stores that were looted, why weren't they arrested there? why there they arrested in ferguson? they were committing felonies, now you've got new york city, the cops walking around, no one taking the guns on the street, less gun arrests than ever before, all right. we had an incident that happened in carolina, they publicize the cop shooting in the back, which was totally wrong. but every cop out there today doesn't go out there and salem go shoot an innocent person. the cops are our only line of defense and that's exactly what happened. cops are not -- i talk to them all the time. you was in detroit, dallas, new york, in the last couple of weeks. every cop i talk to does not want to get involved because of what's going on. and every time there's an incident, they use a magnifying glass on the cop and they don't want to do anything. that poor cop in alabama, he got beat up, the guy was dancing around him saying. i put you

ferguson missouri shot a man during protests marking the one-year anniversary of michael brown's death. cbs's don champion says the shooting ended what was a weekend of peaceful protests. >>> crime scene tape marks the area where investigators are looking for shell casings following a gun battle overnight in ferguson, missouri. the gunfire erupted between two small groups as interim police chief andre anderson was being interviewed down the street. panicked bystanders took cover behind cars and buildings. police say up to 50 shots were fired. >> it was a remarkable amount of gunfire. >> plain clothes police officers caught up with one suspect here near an old restaurant. investigators say he started shooting into an unmarked police van, and they returned fire. the gunman ran and more shots were exchanged. >> there were four officers who were in that van. all four fired at the suspect, and the suspect fell there. >> this video shows the suspect injured face down on the ground in a parking lot. >> get him some help, man. please get him some help. >> the incident happened hours after more than a tho

washington to lift up the case -- the k458ening of racial brutality before the country. >> don, michael brown not the first blackman killed by a white police officer. won't by the last unfortunate to say, but there's something unique about this situation that created this awareness that you heard cornel talk about. what was it? >> looking back now one would think -- and then mike brown, and then because of mike brown, eric garner's case also got the attention that it got. i think cornell is right that awareness was made by awareness from mobile devices of what they were doing, but also it was because mike brown was a teenager, and those young people related to him. the initial response, hands up/don't shoot, that some say never happened, but regardless of that, regardless of that, it brought awareness and attention to a problem in the country, and i think that momentum just sort of gained steam, and then kept picking up steam after garner, and then after other situations, as we started covering north charleston, and on and on. i think it became a movement after that. >> i think it is essentia

brown. cbs's don champion is in ferguson. >> reporter: police in riot gear moved in on protestors illegallybled along west florissant avenue overnight. demonstrations were interrupted by gunfire sunday. some officers were hit with bottles and they made arrests but contained the scene. >> we are trying to do everything that we can to protect life and property. >> hours earlier, dozens of protestors were arrested on a national day of civil disobedience. a woman was taken into custody for blocking a federal courthouse. >> this is necessary to create an accountable police department. >> reporter: a year after michael brown's death, some here believe ferguson is far from healing. >> i still get angry when i ride past where michael brown's boat body is. >> reporter: federal authorities are working to change practices within the police force including a pattern of excessive force against minorities. don champion, cbs news, ferguson, missouri. >> and the 18-year-old man who was shot by officers on sunday night after he allegedly fired on them remains in critical condition. >>> alameda police warnin

brown in missouri. the shooting sparked weeks of unrest around the country. donhampion has more from ferguson on what's changed since brown's death. >> reporter: surrounded by family members michael brown sr. laid teddy bears at the spot where his 18-year-old son was killed a year ago in ferguson missouri. >> personally it's a loss but it's a lot of good that came out of what my son because he's still right here with us. >> reporter: wearing t-shirts wearing michael brown jr.'s picture and the words chosen for change. the brown family then led a four and a half mile march to normandy high school where the teen had graduated. hundreds took part walking along west fluorescents avenue where violence and looting rocked the community in the weeks and months following brown's death. the white police officer responsible was cleared of any wrongdoing. >> we don't believe things like this should happen in america. >> reporter: gary orr brought his seven-year-old grandson deshawn to the march. what do you tell him. >> well, i try to tell him to remain who he is. we try to

brown's death. as correspondent don champion shows us, residents still cleaning up from the weekends violence that prompted a state of emergency. >> it has been another morning of clean up along ferguson's west florence avenue after another night of protest. >> definitely not what we want the whole worlds to see from ferguson, like i said, we just got to come together, get through this altogether. >> by day, the stretch of the avenue filled with small businesses struggling to stay afloat, because after drop in customer traffic. the reason? by night, the avenue has yet again become a battlegrounds of sorts for protesters pushing for police reform and officers trying to maintain order. >> monday night, marks the fourth straight night of protests here, coinciding with the one year anniversary of michael brown's death. police moved in on demonstrators when some began throwing rocks and frozen water booth. >> twenty-three people were arrested along the avenue here, last night, monday, county officials declared state of emergency, to help police control the protest. >> last night, there were new concerns, over h

scene unfolded as many gathered to mark one year since a police officer shot and killed michael brown. don champion is in ferguson. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there were stens of protesters out here when those gunshots were fired right behind me. the violence comes after a day marked with hopes to progress and peace in this community. >> we just want to be as patient as possible. >> message to those -- >> reporter: the gunfire enter represented an interview with the interim chief of police andre anderson. police and members of the media took cover behind vehicles. st. louis county police say this video shows two groups firing at one another. people who were in the area shielded themselves from the gun fire. chief jon belmar estimated there were 40 to 50 shots fired. >> there was an exchange of gunfire between two groups. it was a remarkable night of gun tire. >> reporter: amateur video shows this man tyrone harris jr. laying face down.>> reporter: amateur video shows this man tyrone harris jr. laying face down. police said plain clothed detectives were tracking him after he p

brown. the shooting by a police officer sparked weeks of unrest. don champion has more on what has changed since brown's death. >> reporter: surrounded by family members, michael brown's father laid teddy bears at the site where his was killed. >> he's still with us. >> reporter: wearing t-shirts bearing his picture and the words "chosen for change." the brown family led a four and a half mile march to normandy high school where the teen had graduated. hundreds took part walking along west avenue where violence and looting rocked the community in the weeks and months following brown's death. the white police officer responsible was cleared of any wrongdoing. >> we don't believe things like this should happen in america. >> reporter: this man brought his grandson to the march. >> what do you tell him? >> i tell him to remain who he is. we try to teach him to respect police. >> in the year since brown's killing the city of ferguson has made changes. >> reporter: officials hired an interim police chief who is black and overhauled the court system. the dep

trying to establish what happened last night at the airstrip at a place called port >> don harris was killed. bob brownyan was shot 45 times. >> every time somebody would fall down wounded they would walk over and shoot them in the head with a shotgun. >> i was shot five times. i was lying on my side with my head down, pretending i was dead. and then all of a sudden they just came and -- um -- shot me is calling for a revolutionary suicide, where we are all going to kill ourselves make a statement to the world. >> i first flew to jonestown last evening around sunset. there was absolute silence. nothing living. it is a scene of the dead. >> they found tremendous quantities of potassium cyanide poison. it had been mixed with kool-aid. it killed quickly, within five minutes. >> we will never know how many people voluntarily drank the poison. but other people were either coerced, brainwashed or took it against their will. they were murdered. >> i was lifted into this medevac plane, and i was so grateful. >> good evening. the searching american soldiers have finished counting the bodies in jonestown, guyana

brown. the st. louis post dispatch says an 18-year-old was critically wounded. don champion shows us the scene. >> reporter: witness video shows the chaotic moments following the shooting in ferguson overnight after a protest over the michael brown case. the interim ferguson police chief was being interviewed about the protests when the shots were fired. people in the area could be seen running for safety. investigators say the shooting happened when a man opened fire on four officers. at least one st. louis county officer returned fire, hitting the gunman. photos show the unmarked cars the officers were in were hit with bullets. >> we can't afford to have this kind of violence not only on a night like this, but at any point in time. >> it is time for us to not seek justice, but demand justice. >> reporter: the shooting happened hours after hundreds had gathered to remember the life of michael brown who was killed by a white police officer a year ago. led by brown's family, a moment of silence was held in his memory. a march to a nearby church then followed. natasha

brown. cbs 2's don champion shows us how community leaders are trying to make a difference. >> reporter: boarded stores and empty lots are the visible wounds left behind in ferguson one year later and if you look a bit deeper there's a more troubling concern. >> the african-americans here don't get out and vote. >> reporter: community activists say people here want change but won't take action. he leads the effort to recall ferguson mayor james knolls. >> he was part of the regime the old regime. once we get the mayor out hopefully the people will see that we can do this and we can do things that we want to do. >> reporter: the city has made some changes. it overhauled its municipal court system and reduced traffic stops and fines which had been used to bolster revenue. the city's new interim police chief is black and has a reputation for community engagement. the power structure here at city hall has also changed. for the first time in history, half the city council is now black. councilman wesley bell took office in april and wants to see more police reforms and new jobs. >> everyone is not go

this is marking the one-year anniversary of death of michael brown, cbs news can complainant don champion join us from ferguson where a state of emergency is in effect we understand. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, that state of emergency is in effect. last of the protesters along around 3:30 or so local time. while there were more than a dozen arrests here, we did not see the type of violence we saw out here on sunday. >> reporter: police in riot gear moved in on protesterss illegally assembled overnight. where demonstrations are interrupted by gunfire sunday. some officers were pelted with bottles as they made arrests but contained the satiability. >> we're trying to do everything we can to protect life and property. >> reporter: hours earlier, dozens of protesters were arrested on what was build as a national day of civil disbeans. kayla read was among those taken into custody for blocking the entrance to a federal courthouse in st. louis. >> we understand all of this is necessary toward the goal of creating accountable police department. >> reporter: a year after the death of

don champion has the latest. >> shooting in ferguson overnight after protest over the michael brown case. the interim ferguson police chief, was being interviewed about the mow test, when the shots were fired. people in the area, could then be seen running for safety. and investigators say the shooting happened a man opened fire. show the unmark cars, the officers were in, were hit with bullet. >> we can't. >> afford to have this violence. >> time to not just seek justice but demands justice. >> shooting happened after hours after hundreds gathered to remember the life of michael brown who was killed by white police officer, a year ago. led by brown's family, moment of silence held, to march to nearby church then follow. natasha took her three children with her to the day of remembrance. >> it is hard for me, because then i have like two young sons, and i don't want them to grow up in this casino of environment. >> before the shooting sunday night, crowds had gathered peacefully, not far away from brown was killed, and his family had called for all-pro tests to remain peaceful. don champi

marched from the spot where michael brown junior was fatally shot by white police officer last year, his death sparked the black limbs matter movement. >> ferguson missouri, don champion, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> meanwhile, family members after philadelphia teenage remember also calling attention to the police involved shooting that claimed his life last december. supporters and family of brandon tate brown gathered outside the district attorney's office earlier today. they want da seth williams to reopen the investigation into tate-brown's death, he was shot and killed during traffic stop december 14th last year. the officers involved were not charged in that case. >>> a houston man is held without bail charged with capitol murder in a deadly rampage at the home after woman he once dated. police say 48 years old david conally slipped through an unlock window on saturday. then handcuffed and fatally shot 40 year old valerie jackson, her husband, and six children. one of those boys is believed to be conally's own son. conally held police at bay but eventually surrendered. police say he had a violent criminal past. >> philadelphia police are investigating

brown shooting? >> well, poppy, at least three things for us to think about. one, you heard don say that the -- that the police commanders there are doing a look into it but really we need an independent investigation as well. and you've seen that called for in a number of cities and i think it's almost certain to be needed here, even beyond the circuit attorney, even beyond the u.s. attorney who is going to do a review. we need an independent review and i think that's going to be critical to win the community's trust. i think a second thing is, as you saw president obama earlier this year following ferguson but before baltimore put together a task force to look at how to de-escalate some of these situations and i think the reality is the president is going to be asked to do yet more with nearly a dozen of these cases. we're clearly at a crisis and i think you'll see president obama be asked to step in. and third, whether any of the presidential candidates will say that this issue is so significant it clearly is not a one off that really i need to put forward a proposal here in

don champion is there where the town has been on edge since the anniversary of michael brown's death. >> reporter: another morning of clean-up along ferguson's west florissant avenue after another night of protests. >> not what we want the world to see about ferguson but we have to come together and get through it all together. >> reporter: by day, the stretch of the avenue is filled with small businesses struggling to stay afloat because of a drop in customer traffic. the reason? by night, the avenue has yet become a battleground for protestors pushing for police reform and officers trying to maintain order. monday night marked the fourth straight night of protests here coinciding with the one-year anniversary of michael brown's depth of police moved in on demonstrators when some began throwing rocks and frozen water bottles. 23 people were arrested along the avenue here last night. monday, county officials declared a state of emergency to help police control the protest. last night there were new concerns over heavily armed civilians who called themselves the oath keepers. they mixe

brown's family. mr. gray, good to see you, how are you doing? >> good to see you don. i'm doing great, yourself? 'm doing great. you heard what darren wilson says michael brown and his family. he also said he shot a bad guy and said do i think about who he was as a person? not really, because it doesn't matter at this point. do i think he had the best upbringing? no, not at all. you don't like hearing that? >> no, that's just one comment that was hip kidcal of the person making the remarks. there are so many inconsistencies and hypocrisies throughout the article, you probably don't have time to go through them all. but as it relates to that one particular statement, i find it apauling that he would make that reference when he had a turbulent upbringing himself by his own admission. so i just -- that kind of hypocrisy really turns, i think most readers off. and it just per pet waits the view of darren wilson as being self serving in everything that he has said and done since august 9th. >> michael brown's family, have they read this article? are they familiar with it? >> i know they are familiar w

black and brown people reflect the majority of democratic priorities. betty: what about jeb bush? dons the ceo kind of person. he is more methodical, morneau actual, more cerebral. he does not have the charismatic personality. -- more intellectual, more cerebral. outspoken, is aggressive and expressing the frustration that everyone is feeling, he will resonate. betty: who will you support? don: i want to sit back and enjoy this. i have more important things to worry about. i'm running for mayor of new york city. betty: are you thinking about it or are you going to do it? you were on the front page of the new york post. what is going on? i know you've talked about this before. they are saying please run for mayor here. why? when? don: i supported buildable on deblasio.l i thought he would create a better environment for minority and women-owned businesses. i thought he would improve education and make a big dent on affordable housing. most important to the city together and he has done the opposite. he has divided the city along economic and racial lines. his affordable housing plan ha

brown shooting. meanwhile, charges have been filed against a man police say opened fire against them on sunday night. don champion is in ferguson. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that 18-year-old who was shot, tyrone harris, remains in critical condition at a local hospital this morning. his father told a local newspaper that his son is innocent. in the meantime, while there were arrests last night during protests here, the situation was far less violent than what we saw on sunday. police in riot gear moved in on protesters illegally assembled belong the street on sunday night where demonstrations were interrupted by gunfire on sunday. some officers were pelted by bottles as they made an arrest but contained the scene. >> we are trying to do everything that we can to protect life and property. >> reporter: hours earlier, dozens of protesters were arrested on what was billed as a national day of civil disobedience. taylor reed was among those taken into custody for blocking the entrance to a federal courthouse in st. louis. >> there's an arrest. we understand all of this is necessary toward

don champion is live with more. >> reporter: good afternoon, diane. today's march and moment of silence capped a weekend of remembrances for the brown family. one year later, one thing is for certain. anger over this case is still raw in ferguson. surrounded by family members, michael brown senior laid teddy bear at the spot where his 18-year-old son was killed a year ago in ferguson, missouri. >> personally, it's the a loss. a lot of good came out because he is still right here with us. >> reporter: wearing t-shirts bearing michael brown jr.'s picture and the words chosen for change. they led a four and a half mile march in normandy high school where the team had graduated. hundreds took part walking along west florissant avenue where violence and looting rocked the communities in the weeks and months following brown's death. the white police officer responsible was cleared of any wrongdoing. >> we don't believe things like this should happen in america. >> reporter: gary orr brought his 7-year-old grandson to the march. what do you tell him? >> i try it tell him to remain who he is. we try to teach him to respect police. >> reporter: in t

in the unrest following brown's death, protest leaders vowing to create real change. cbs news correspondent donon spoke with both activists and politicians in ferguson. >> reporter: boarded stores, empty lots, the visible wounds left behind in ferguson, one year later, and if you look up, there is a more truck concern -- troubling concern. >> community activist phil says people here want change, but won't takings. he leads the effort to recall ferguson mayor gems noll. >> was part of every dream, the old regime. once we get the mayor out, hopefully the people will see that we can do this, and we can do things that we want to do. >> the city has made some changes. it overhauled its municipal courtesies tell, reduced traffic stops and fines, which had been used to bolster revenue. the city's new interim police chief is black, and has a reputation for community engagement. >> the power structure here at city hall has also changed, for the first time in history, half the city council is now black. councilman wesley bell took office in april and wants to see more police reforms and new jobs. >> ever

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in the unrest following brown's death, protests, leaders have vowed to create real change, and cbs news correspondent don champion spoke with both activists and politicians in ferguson. >> boarded stores, and empty lots, are the visible wounds left behind in ferguson, one year later, and if you look a bit deeper, there is a more truck concern. >> the african-americans here just don't get out and vote. >> community activist phil says people here want change, but won't takings he leads the for -- >> he was part of the old regime. once we get the mayor out, hopefully the people will see that we can do this, and we can do things that we want to do. >> it has made changes, reduced traffic stops ands finals, used to bolster rev newspaper. the city's new interim police chief is black, and has reputation for community engagement. >> the power struck their here at city hall has also changed for the first time in history half the city councils sill now black. >>> councilman wesley bell took office in april, and wants to see more police reforms, and new jobs. >> we're not going to get to a point where we pat oursel

brown was killed during a confrontation with a police officer in ferguson, missouri. the shooting sparked riots across the country and put police tactics in the spotlight. don champion is in ferguson tonight. >> it is time for us to not seek justice but demand justice. >> a year later, the anger in ferguson is still raw. >> don't put a mic in my mouth and think i'm going to be playing with y'all. >> more than a thousand gathered sunday where michael brown, jr. was killed by a white police officer last august. brown's father told the crowd the pain has in the eased. >> the question always asked to me is how i feel. i think that's just the dumbest question you could ever ask me. >> reporter: the family lead a four and a half minute long moment of silence. each minute for the number of hours brown's body laid on the ground. the officer involved in the shooting was cleared of any wrongdoing. the case exposed the deep mistrust between the community and the police force, the department of justice later found routinely discriminated against minorities. >> a hard part with me trying to convince my peers that all police are to the bad and there are some good police

don. >> you as well. >>> we'll be right back, protesters in the streets of ferguson tonight, one year after michael brownt by police. we will have the latest for you. ♪"once there was a hushpuppy" by dan romer and ben zeitlin ♪ is man kind? are we good? go see. go look through their windows so you can understand their views. go find out just how kind the hes and shes of this mankind are. [sfx: bell] but the more you learn about insurancyour coverage,bout it. the more gaps you may find. [burke] like how you thought you were covered for this... [man] it's a profound statement. [burke] but you're not even covered for this... [man] it's a profound statement. [burke] or how you may be covered for this... [burke] but not for something like this... [burke] talk to farmers and see what gaps could be hiding in your coverage. [sfx: yeti noise] ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ the tripadvisor you have always trusted for reviews book...! now checks over 200 websites to find the best price. book...! book...! so don't just visit tripadvisor, book...! at tripadvisor "getting my free credit score

brown. residents gathered for a peaceful protest, the city's interim police chief met with chaplains and protesters as part of husband community engagement effort. don champion shows us how leaders are making a difference. >> broken stores and empty lots are the wounds one year later if you look deeper there is a more troubling concern. >> community activists says people here want change but won't take action, he leads the effort for james knolls. he was part of that regime, once we get the mayor out hopefully the people will see that we can do this and we can do things we want to do. >> the city has made some changes, over hauled its court system and reduced traffic stops and fines which had been used to bolster revenue. the police chief is black, has a reputation for community engagement. >> the power structure had changed for the first time in city history, half the city council is black. >> took office in april wants to see more police reforms and new jobs. >> everybody is not going to see it immediately, we know that, we'll not get a point where we pat ourselves on the back and say good job, we still have a lot of work to do. >> activists tryin

browns hosting the new york jets. >> welcome to abc's monday night primetime national football league television series. >> and this game is under way on abc. >> frank was there to do play-by-play. donand provide some humor to the telecast. and howard was there to be the straw that stirred the drink. >> come on! let's go! let's go! >> the pairing of howard cosell with don meredith is a classic sitcom odd couple kind of pairing. you couldn't help but be swept out by what those guys were saying. the booth itself was almost like a variety show. >> here with us this evening. >> i call it a traveling freak show it really was. and the head freak was howard. there ain't no question about that. >> the tension between the two of them made for the kind of the thing that you wanted to see every week. >> professional football is rapidly growing into a very big business. >> you understand football. >> i like to watch it. i don't understand too much about it. >> would you look to learn more about it? >> we were on a mission that took us close to saying, screw the football fan. he is going to come any way. what we needed to do is appeal to women. we needed to appeal to the casual football fan. tha

don champion has more now from ferguson. >> reporter: witness video shows the chaotic moments following the shooting in ferguson overnight after a protest over the michael brown case. the interim ferguson police chief was being interviewed bill the protest when the shots were fired. people in the area could be seen running for safety. investigators say the shooting happened when a man opened fire on four officers. at least one st. louis county officer returned fire hitting the gunman. photos show the unmarked cars the officers were in were hit with bullets. >> we can't afford to have this kind of violence not only on a night like this, but at any point in time. >> it is time for us not to seek justice, but demand justice. >> the shooting happened hours after hundreds had gathered to remember the life of michael brown, who was killed by a white police officer a year ago. led by brown's family, a moment of silence was held in his memory, a march to a nearby church then followed. natasha patton took her three children with her to the day of rememberance. >> it's hard for me because i have two young sons. i don't want them to grow up in this kind of environment.

brown. for "cbs this morning, saturday," john blackstone, san francisco. >>> with more on the heat meteorologist ed curran joins us from our chicago station wbbm. good morning, ed. >> good morning, don. and there is terrible heat out west as you just heard, excessive heat warning here in the los angeles area and up to the north of los angeles. south of there we have heat advisories until 9:00 on monday, in this region. move east to arizona you have an excessive heat warning in place until sunday at 8:00. up near las vegas until monday at 8:00. lots of heat in the region. 116 for phoenix. 92 for l.a. move east of l.a. and you're in the triple digits. 96 for fargo where there's a heat advisory until saturday at 7:00. and also here in minneapolis, the same region also had a risk today, slight risk for severe storms. don. >> ed curran in our sister station wtbb. >>> an aid worker died in the hands of islamic state in syria by yet another outrage in a terror group. it turned out kayla mueller was not just held captured, she was or xured and sexually assaulted by the head of isis herself. she would have turned 27 yesterday. >>> the u.s. embassy in havana, cuba, is open for business again