glen lowe: the vehicle was struck the officer was lucky that he wasn't struck also. the guy was very violent felon and he was willing to shoot at police to get away " manriquez was booked for robbery with a deadly weapon, burglary with a deadly weapon, and attempted murder of a police officer. a man accused of robbery and facing the death penalty. his trial originally set for next week...is being moved to next year. jin ackerman is accused of robbing two pharmacies in december 20- 14--and killing a cleark he used to work with. the 27-year-old pleaded not guilty to murder...kidnappin g and armed robbery charges. he's accused of robbing two walgreens stores at gunpoint and shooting 58-year- old 'antonio isnit' during the second robbery. the trial is re-set to may 20-17. preparing--- in case of an emergency.... city hall hosting an active shooter drill this morning. . again-- this was just a drill.... multiple agencies-- including metro, north las vegas...henderson police...court marshals and fire officals joined together for the simulation inside city hall. the active

glen lowe: the vehicle was struck the officer was lucky that he wasn't struck also. the guy was very violent felon and he was willing to shoot at police to get away police say it all happened around three this morning at the 7-eleven on twain and maryland parway. police say 23 year old lawrence manriquez walked in the convenience store.. fired his weapon and took off with cash and a clerk's wallet. (please make sure this is accurate about the wallet) no one inside the store was injured. (please make sure this is accurate police say manriquez took off to a side street near desert inn and paradise where he shot at an officer. joey jendras, lives near scene at desert in. and paradise: i knew it had to be pretty serious joey jendras lives near that scene. he says the street was packed with police all morning jj: helicopters were circling overhead, and three four five police cars. all with their lights blaring down the street. nats siren after manriquez shot at the responding officer - police say the suspect took off amd eventually crashed his tahoe near sands and koval.

glen lowe: the vehicle was struck the officer was lucky that he wasn't struck also. the guy was very violent felon and he was willing to shoot at police to get away police say it all happened around three this morning at the 7-eleven on twain and maryland parway. police say 23 year old lawrence manriquez walked in the convenience store.. fired his weapon and and a clerk's wallet. (please make sure this is accurate about the wallet) no one inside the store was injured. (please make sure this is accurate that no one inside was injured) police say manriquez took off to a side street near desert inn and paradise where he shot at an officer. joey jendras, lives near scene at desert in. and paradise: i knew it had to be pretty serious joey jendras lives near that scene. he says the street was packed with police all morning jj: helicopters were circling overhead, and three four five police cars. all with their lights blaring down the street. after manriquez shot at the responding officer - police say the suspect took off amd eventually crashed his tahoe near sands and koval

glen lowe, metro police )) "it just shows the the guy was a very violent felon and he was willing to shoot at police to get away." ((dave courvoisier)) >> manriquez faces charges including armed robbery, armed burglary and attempted murder on a police officer. investigators say he does have a prior nevada felony conviction. he's being held at the clark county detention center tonight./// ((christianne klein)) >>> new details from an arrest report released today detail an extremely violent altercation between a former u-c -davis football player and a man who remains in critical condition. threw robert edwards like a rag doll after the man already went limp... then kicked him in the head. this happened saturday at the hilton grand suites on the strip. edwards was reportedly drunk and exchanged words with lacy before the beating. when police arrived he was bleeding profusely and screaming in agony. lacy is charged with attempted murder and battery./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> donald trump is trying to put media fodder of rifts within the republican party to rest tonight... (( donald tru

glen lowe: the vehicle was struck the officer was lucky that he wasn't struck also. the guy was very violent felon and he was willing to shoot at police to get away " manriquez was booked for robbery with a deadly weapon, burglary with a deadly weapon, and attempted murder of a police officer. you can be the first to know about breaking news-- by downloading our mobile app. you can also watch livestreams of our newscast... any time we're on the air. at least 13 people are dead.. and several others are injured.. after a fire rips though a bar in northern france. officials say the accident. streets were shut down as police swarmed the area. france has been on high alert after facing several terror attacks. in chicago.. police officers shot and killed an unarmed man after he was accused of stealing a car.. 18-year-old paul o'neal died last week.. but it wasn't until friday that the body camera footage from 9 of the involved officers was released. the head of the police oversight board is calling the footage shocking and disturbing.. leaving o'neals family with more ques

and in the pocono mountains, that's looking good, too, with high temperatures in the low 80les. >> glen, you've got to see this. a phillies fan with a big smile, special story. just might melt your heart. rosemary connors is live at citizens bank park with more on the young man who's getting vip treatment at tonight's game. rosemary, he's actually from baltimo baltimore, right? >> reporter: exactly, jim. 5-year-old caden o'rourke is from baltimore, from ft. mead, maryland. but a phillies die-hard through and through. right now they're based out of ft. mead, that is where his father is an army staff sergeant. they're all thrilled to be here tonight. how big of a phillies fan are you? caden got the opportunity a little bit earlier to meet with phillies catcher cameron rupp who signed baseballs for caden and his two brothers. he was born with amniotic band syndrome, a double amputee and shows his phillies pride on his prosthetic legs. two years ago he had a very rare surgery at shriner's hospital for children in philadelphia. doctors there transplanted his foot to his hand for better funct

ample sunshine around the peninsula and jumping up to low 80s around campbell and 87 degrees in los gatos and back in through san jose including willow glennto the low 80s. 77 degrees fremont and union city today. 86 walnut creek the temperatures in the 80s and low 90s very seasonal for the tri- valley. then out of the triple digits to 94 in brentwood and discovery bay. the winds out of the south and southwest east into the south of the bay. that's why you have some of the smoke and haze from the soberanes fire. and take your pick, 60s along the north bay beaches anden # os mill valley and 80s novato into the napa valleys. right now here's roqui. let's take a look at the altamont pass obviously trouble area for every morning commute. but it is worth it when there's an accident. that westbound traffic will take you about 45 minutes to get through that accident is at grantline road westbound 580 and cars are driving about 10 miles per hour. out of the tracy area. then let's head to pleasanton for another accident. northbound 68 # at bernal avenue. slowing southbound traffic actually probably some looky- loo action there and at bernal avenue

mid-80s santa clara valley through the rose garden district including the willow glen area, as well. low 80s vallejo, benicia, martinez, american canyon. 70s and 80s north. 90s east bay. air quality today moderate. good along the coast. if you have allergies, wow! itchy eyes today due to the grasses. here's your extended forecast. we have an afternoon baseball game. we have a temperature at 60 to 63 degrees. go, giants, dennis has more with sports next. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, i don't know if you have seen the pix olympics on our morning show. but you're going to see it coming up. and the giants stage another comeback. but would they be able to hold on and stay in first place? the answer straight ahead. ,, california's clean air laws are working. we've cut toxic pollution. we're seeing fewing cases of asthma in kids. and the new clean energy economy has created more than half a million jobs. i'm tom steyer. just when we're making progress, the oil companies are trying to weaken our clean air laws. but we can stop them. send them a message. we're going to protect our kids

am low: 63 high: 79 dewpoint: away, but this is prime time for some pumpkin growers. glen and margaret martin are creating giant pumpkins, in their backyard garden near appleton. they've actually been growing pumpkins competitively for 8 years. the work starts in april... with the gourds getting 100 gallons of water each day. during the summer... they are covered with white sheets to protect their skins as they grow 50 to 60 pounds each day! the end result - four pumpkins that will end up weighing around 2 of fun with it. it's a lot of work too. if you work your way through that, then you can have some really astonishing results in the end. the giants will be harvested in about another month, before heading off to pumpkin-weighing contests. mexican fiesta 2016 kicks off today at the summerfest grounds... besides the music and food -- there will lots of chances to learn about mexican traditions and the culture. the fiesta runs through sunday. carl deffenbaugh starting in the 7 o- clock hour of wake up. ahead at five: we're continuing our coverage on the man killed by a poli

glens. >> he's suing the owner of the urban plaza. troy has kept a low profile since the incident. colins was injured and the body guard was killed and the lawyer jockeyed for control and saying poor security is why it happened anything i don't want to address, ma'am. the security here did not pat down anyone who came in the back door. >> saying that colins was at the club to perform that night and this is showing colins shooting and he's charged with attempted murder and out on bail. >> he's been shot and going to that is a lot. >> security guards for the club didn't pat down guests that entered through the side vip entrance and colins included. >> no one was patted down that came through the back down. >> they are making the case that the club was not doing their jobs and if they had, none of this would have happened. the next court day is in september. >> murder of a jogger in howard's beach putting runners on edge. >> for the last 30 years t chinese academy is forcing women to put safety at the top of their workout rye teens. >> this is something to do against a wall or in a su

of august. 60s at the beaches, 78 in redwood city, 82 in willow glen, allen rock and all the way into the city of the cupertino area. low 90s there. warmer inland to brentwood, tracy and oakley. warmer than that north. 95 degrees in lake port, clear lake, as well. at the low slides through the area i will turn off my a/c in the inland area and -- i should throw that out there -- [ laughing ] and welcome the 80s to return, slightly below average for this time of year. we are watching this closely. while we have the low to the north the monsoonal moisture from the desert could drift this way. we are hoping so. >> fingers crossed on that one. >>> a bay area boy named cooper has a really good time raising pigs but one day his hobby became a business. >> that is because cooper was convinced selling one very big pig could save a 5-year-old's life. keegan, a livermore patient getting treatment for leukemia at ucsf but the parents were struggling to cover the medical costs. when he learned about this, he decided to raise raise courage, you see here, to be nice and plump. cooper admits he had low expectations about the money he

we jump up to the low to mid- 80s across the santa clara valley, from san jose to the rose garden district to willow glen. east bay numbers in the mid- 80s. livermore around 91, 92 for this time of the year. that's about 10 below average. 70s around the carquinez strait. north bay, this is where we could see the action tonight. we will keep a watchful eye on that. a slight chance. we have to put it in the forecast. 64 simpson beach through the 70s in terra linda and san rafael. then we jump to the mid to high 8 oars in the far reaches of the north bay. extended forecast coming up. we are talking about the labor day hold up next. >>> a judge in riverside county turned down a request by some doctors to suspend a new california law that allows terminally ill people to end their lives. the judge ruled the law will be in effect for now he did agree the doctors to pursue the lawsuit. the suit contends the end of life option act does not have enough safeguards against abuse. >>> this week governor brown is expected to receive a bill aimed at cutting down on prescription drug abuse. it would create a state datab

low temperature 59 degrees on saturday. 62 on sunday. we'll see how long all this beautiful weather lasts a little bit later. >>> glen, thank you so much. >>> it is about to get a little bit harder to steal an iphone. >> the changes apple is making to protect you and your smartphone. >>> plus, staying at the speed limit. the new proposal that would force truckers and other big vehicles to slow down on our nation's highways, and keep you safer. >>> plus, a heroic rescue caught on camera. you can see an officer pull up to the fiery car here. we'll show you what happens next inside that burning car as the passenger's pulled out. >>> first, here's another look at the view of the closing bell. nasdaq finishing up, the dow jones and s&p 500 closing down. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ for senate, a clear difference. katie mcginty: for background checks, for banning assault weapons, and banning high-capacity ammunition clips. and pat toomey? against an assault weapons ban and against banning high capacity ammo clips like those used in the orlando massacre. listen to pat toomey brag: "i have had a perfect record with the nra." pat toomey gets an "a"

transformed itself from a balance sheet perspective, glen court offers -- glencore offers excellent opportunity despite the fact it is up 100% since it's lowsou agree? what do they do next? paul: he is a man after my own heart. it is a point we have made a number of times. if you look at where fundamental long-term, the most important for glencore, the price required to get an continue to maintain supply is significantly higher than what we are seeing at the moment. and we're still dealing with the short-term fear over supply growth coming onto the market in the next year. the long-term fell value is higher. glencore is usually levered to that. whta next? -- what next? we will see an expansion and copper production and the share price will move higher. tom: help me with the mining industry. you took theoretical physics at cambridge. help me with the inertial momentum enforced. is the vector up for mining now? are we finally at about? paul: yes, we are. hindsight is a wonderful thing. but if you look at the way commodities trade and you look at some of the key metrics around what determines fair value and the sector, it was in december of la

glen through the rose garden district including al voice so and alum rock. later today we're talking about temperatures throughout the santa clara valley in the low 80s. 60s, 70sra beaches. you won't have as much sun as yesterday but nonetheless, you will have some clearing. 80s away from the bay a couple of degrees cooler than yesterday. west winds 10 to 20, gusts to 30. outside number 90. notice it's a very mild weather pattern every day all the way through the labor day holiday. ,,,,,,,, ♪ >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, republican vice presidential nominee mike pence is helping to clarify donald trump's plan and he'll join us from florida to explain trump's sudden decision to travel to mexico before that speech. >> we have a ford race car on the street this morning outside of the cbs broadcast center. norah had a chance to sit in that bad boy. ford's executive chairman bill ford is here with us the le mans drovy to show us how the automaker is racing toward the future. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. google's challenge to uber. google will have a carpool service and offers it in s

didn't understood this is a low riders culture no more in the plan ware asked to remove cesar chavez instead of having a corridor you have a law we are talking about increasing and glen eagle golf course back. >> transit stops it patdz if you look at the data the data shows preservation data not at the poll and non-bias we're talking about the bus stops and keeping the mission whole and turning our every four blocks is not keeping the communities whole - >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon eric with quatro i want to say i and go with everything is eric said once the changes were made i talked to folks on 24th street and early on the changes every business is logging business and waited a couple of weeks and did another run the other way from 20th to 17th street talking to the asian and latino stores and again 99.9 percent are losing business didn't change and some talked about not be able to a to pay their rents i do not know what the data they get their data from working with the merchants foreign over 20 years and living in the mission for over 50 years talking with the merchants and things have not changed we need to do bet

didn't understood this is a low riders culture no more in the plan ware asked to remove cesar chavez instead of having a corridor you have a law we are talking about increasing and glen eagle golf course back. >> transit stops it patdz if you look at the data the data shows preservation data not at the poll and non-bias we're talking about the bus stops and keeping the mission whole and turning our every four blocks is not keeping the communities whole - >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon eric with quatro i want to say i and go with everything is eric said once the changes were made i talked to folks on 24th street and early on the changes every business is logging business and waited a couple of weeks and did another run the other way from 20th to 17th street talking to the asian and latino stores and again 99.9 percent are losing business didn't change and some talked about not be able to a to pay their rents i do not know what the data they get their data from working with the merchants foreign over 20 years and living in the mission for over 50 years talking with the merchants and things have not changed we need to do bet

didn't understood this is a low riders culture no more in the plan ware asked to remove cesar chavez instead of having a corridor you have a law we are talking about increasing and glen eagle golf course back. >> transit stops it patdz if you look at the data the data shows preservation data not at the poll and non-bias we're talking about the bus stops and keeping the mission whole and turning our every four blocks is not keeping the communities whole - >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon eric with quatro i want to say i and go with everything is eric said once the changes were made i talked to folks on 24th street and early on the changes every business is logging business and waited a couple of weeks and did another run the other way from 20th to 17th street talking to the asian and latino stores and again 99.9 percent are losing business didn't change and some talked about not be able to a to pay their rents i do not know what the data they get their data from working with the merchants foreign over 20 years and living in the mission for over 50 years talking with the merchants and things have not changed we need to do bet

didn't understood this is a low riders culture no more in the plan ware asked to remove cesar chavez instead of having a corridor you have a law we are talking about increasing and glen eagle golf course back. >> transit stops it patdz if you look at the data the data shows preservation data not at the poll and non-bias we're talking about the bus stops and keeping the mission whole and turning our every four blocks is not keeping the communities whole - >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon eric with quatro i want to say i and go with everything is eric said once the changes were made i talked to folks on 24th street and early on the changes every business is logging business and waited a couple of weeks and did another run the other way from 20th to 17th street talking to the asian and latino stores and again 99.9 percent are losing business didn't change and some talked about not be able to a to pay their rents i do not know what the data they get their data from working with the merchants foreign over 20 years and living in the mission for over 50 years talking with the merchants and things have not changed we need to do bet