let me tell you, these problems did not start with harteau, they are not going to end because harteau leaves. this tragic killing of justin by the police officer has exposed to the world, not just the city, not just the state, not just the state, but the whole world knows how it is in minneapolis, and these problems, they fall strictly at the feet of the city leadership. strictly at the feet, and that means that betsy, the city council, and yes, it was on harteau, and it will be on whoever takes over for her whether it is rondo or somebody else. because that's what has been going on. >> it doesn't matter what they look like. >> that's right. through this incident, through this incident, we have learned what some of us already knew is that the body camera policy was screwed from the get-go. back in 2015, some of us were pushing for a decent body camera policy, the cops did not do it. the city gave them the money without making them do it, and we ended up with people dying with no body camera put in. and with cops floating five to six hours, months of body camera footage. and that is un

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jannÉ harteau resigned from the job yesterday, saying last saturday's shooting of justine damond-- andother similar incidents-- do not reflect the way she trained officers over the past five years. an officer shot her as she was walking toward their squad car after damond called 911 to report a possible assault outside her home. investigators say they've spoken to a witness who saw officers perform c.p.r. on damond. the pentagon is expressing condolences for an errant air strike by the u.s. military in afghanistan yesterday. it killed a dozen friendly afghan security forces. the air strike happened in the middle of the day during a joint operation against taliban fighters in helmand province, in southern afghanistan. the provincial governor says the offensive killed 70 taliban fighters. the taliban has reclaimed control over roughly 40% of country. israeli security forces have retaliated for yesterday's fatal stabbing of a jewish family in their home in the israeli- occupied west bank. today, israeli soldiers raided and planned to demolish the west bank home of the 20-year-old palestin

it happened at a press conference where she was announcing the resignation of police chief jenee harteau. >> i've heard you and i have listened. >> reporter: hodges left when protesters took over the podium, but rushed later to tell reporters she would not be stepping down. >> there is no magic wand for public safety. >> reporter: chief harteau resigned friday six days after the fatal shooting of justine damond, the 40-year-old australian, who called 9-1-1 last saturday to report a possible sexual assault outside her home. according to law enforcement, damond was standing at the driver's window of a squad car when officer mohamed noor opened fire from the passenger seat. the bullet went through the open window, fatally striking damond. >> no justice, no peace! reporter: there have been rallies and protests in minneapolis, and damond's native australia. >> justine was a beacon to all of us. we only ask that the light of justice shine down on the circumstances of her death. >> reporter: the minnesota bureau of criminal apprehension is investigating the shooting. so far the bca has intervie

now, chief harteau said she talked to justine damond's fiancÉe, don, just this morning, and he expressedcared to call 911. she said the department does need to regain the community's trust at this point, and she also reassured her family that she will do everything in her power to make sure justice is served for justine. the officer and his partner, matthew harrity, did not have their body cameras rolling at the time. and this is an important piece for many in this community, wondering why that happened. the chief said that she understands that, and she will look into it, and hopes to make changes there. officer noor has not given a statement at this point to investigators in the independent investigation, anthony. and we did learn, the police

now, chief harteau said she talked to justine damond's fiancÉe, don, just this morning, and he expresseder that people are now scared to call to1. she said the department does need to regain the community's trust at this point, and she erso reassured her family that she will do everything in her eower to make sure justice is served for justine. the officer and his partner, matthew harrity, did not have their body cameras rolling at the time. thd this is an important piece for many in this community, wondering why that happened. the chief said that she understands that, and she will look into it, and hopes to make changes there. officer noor has not given a statement at this point to investigators in the independent investigation, anthony. and we did learn, the police chief spoke for the first time foday because she was on a backpacking trip until yesterday. >> mason: jamie yuccas with breaking news in minneapolis. thank you. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," it's full speed ahead for self-driving cars, but federal laws are lagging behind. and later, a young boy's ancient discover

>> reporter: minneapolis police chief janee harteau, anthony, started with a very strong statement saying justine damond did not have to die. justine damond was shot to death by minneapolis police officer mohamed noor, when she walked up to the squad car at one point, after dialing 911 twice, thinking that she was reporting a supposed rape behind her home. now, chief harteau said she talked to justine damond's fiancÉe, don, just this morning, and he expressed to her that people are now scared to call 911. she said the department does need to regain the community's trust at this point, and she also reassured her family that she will do everything in her power to make sure justice is served for justine. the officer and his partner, matthew harrity, did not have their body cameras rolling at the time. and this is an important piece for many in this community, wondering why that happened. the chief said that she understands that, and she will look into it, and hopes to make changes there. officer noor has not given a statement at this point to investigators in the independent investigation, a

the city's beleaguered police chief, janee harteau, resigned friday at the request of the mayor amid growing calls by activists. this is minneapolis mayor betsy hodges. >> as far as we have come, chief harteau is not in a position to lead us further. from the many conversations i've had with people around our city, especially this week, i know that some in minneapolis have lost confidence in police leadership. for us to continue to transform policing and community trust in policing, both the chief and i concluded we need new leadership at mpd. in conversation with the chief today, she and i agreed she would step aside to make way for new leadership. i asked the chief for her resignation. she tendered it and i have accepted it. juan: according to the minnesota department of public safety, officer mohamed noor was startled by a loud sound shortly before ruszczyk approached his police cruiser. noor, who was seated in the passenger seat, shot ruszczyk through the open driver's-side window of the vehicle. noor has apologized to the family of justine ruszczyk, who often went by her fiance'

in a statement harteau said quote i have to put the communities we serve first. i have decided i'm willing to step aside to let a fresh set of leadership eyes see what more can be done for the mpd to be the very best it can be. rob? >> any more information as to exactly -- i heard the theory that maybe it was fireworks that startled the officer when he shot. any information on how this happened? >> there's not a lot of new information. except for the fact that there is a new witness who happened to be bicycling by and that witness has spoken to investigators, reportedly this witness may have videotape, a part of this encounter, again, from what we understand, justine called 911 twice last saturday to report a possible sexual assault happening in the alley behind her home. officer noor and his partner drove up and at that time noor's partner says they heard a loud noise and that startled them and at the same time damond came up to the police cruiser, noor shot her from inside the vehicle. now noor is on administrative leave, and he has yet to speak to investigator

(steve) minneapolis police chief janee (juh-nay') harteau (har'-toh) stepped down today.t comes amidst criticism over an encounter where city officer fatally shot a woman who called police to investigate a disturbance near her home. mayor betsy hodges say she asked harteau to resign because she and the people of minneapolis lost confidence in her ability to lead. no charges have been filed against the officers involved in the incident, but they've been placed on administrative leave. (steve) more heat for the minneapolis police department as a woman says an officer shot her two dogs... and then lied about what happened. she says surveillance video backs up her claim. reporter reg chapman has the story. the video has gone viral. homeowner jennifer lemay says her security cameras captured what a minneapolis police officer did to the family pets. jennifer lemay: "the shot was fired cirroc wasn't even charging him. rocco came running out of my side door and they hit rocco three to four times."the shooting took place saturday night, after the home alarm system was accidentally

and i asked chief harteau for her resignation, she tendered it and i have accepted it.american epidemic. more than 500 people have been killed by police so far this year. and yet again, anger has boiled over. nearly one in five eight—year—olds has their own smartphone according to new research. the halifax — which has looked into childrens pocket money — of course they would — says 19 percent of eight—year—olds and 95 percent of children aged 15 have a smartphone. the research also showed if children really want something — 45% said they would ask for it as a birthday or christmas present, while19% would use pester power until their parents gave in. who ever heard of such a thing? an official photograph has been unveiled to mark prince george‘s fourth birthday. the young prince has just returned to the uk, along with his parents the duke and duchess of cambridge and sister princess charlotte, from an official visit to poland and germany. our royal correspondent, peter hunt reports. beaming george at four, a prince poised to start school soon. a happy little boy, accordi

minneapolis police chief janee (juh-nay') harteau (har'-toh) stepped down today. it comes amidst criticism over an encounter where city officer fatally shot a woman who called police to investigate a disturbance near her home. mayor betsy hodges say she asked harteau to resign because she and the people of minneapolis lost confidence in her ability to lead. no charges have been filed against the officers involved in the incident, but they've been placed on administrative leave. "i love the guy and i wish him well. and i hope he goes on to make a tremendous amount of money."(grant)sean spicer walks off his job as white house press secretary, after president trump names a wall street banker as his communications director.(steve) right from the get=go spicer found himself caught up in the president's war with the media. the new communications director said today he wants to turn down the volume. "you want me to be as candid as i'd like to be with you guys, it feels like there's a little bit of media bias, so

when justine damond was shot and killed, the police chief harteau was not in town. did not come back until four days later. that was too much. she was posting vacation pictures and that had many people in the city calling for change. the city council members believe they had more control over city departments and not the police department. this afternoon, the mayor said she asked the police chief to step down. >> as far as we have come chief harteau is not in a position to lead us further. both the chief and i concluded we need new leadership had mpd. >> reporter: despite the drama at city hall, we learned the state investigators were able to talk to the man riding a bike nearby after the shooting. he witnessed officers trying to help justine damond in the alley way. the police have been able to identify limhim. as investigators tistill workin the case, there may be updates later on. the officer noor involved in the case and his attorney have yet to talk to investigators. ryan young, cnn, minneapolis, minnesota. >> ryan, thank you. >>> we have a sickening story to t

. >>> minneapolis, the police chief stepped down from her post, janee harteau has been heavily criticized for the fatal shooting by a police officer of justine damond. >>> we'll have more in the next half-hour. >>> hundreds of people in the greece spent the night sleeping outdoors, dozens of aftershocks have shaken the island which has frightened many residents and tourists. >> i sleep outside with all the people because i'm scared. >> two tiewsh -- tourists were killed and 500 others injured when the earthquake hit friday morning. it led to ferry services being temporarily suspended. >>> back in our area, pennsylvania lawmakers are working through the weekend to finalize the state's budget. governor tom wolf allowed the 32 billion-dollar spending plan to become law without his signature last week. however, and legislature need to agree on how to fill a projected 2 billion-dollar hol in revenue. >>> new jersey has become the third state in the country to raise the smoking age to 21. governor chris christie signed the measure into law yesterday raising the age from 19. he cited a strain on

chief harteau resigned after the shooting of justine damond. she called 911 last saturday to report a disturbance outside her home but less than a half hour later, damond was dead. officer mohamed noor sitting in the passenger seat firing his gun past the driver killing damond. >> justine didn't have to die. >> i believe the actions in question go against who we are as department, how we train, and the expectation taegss we have if our offers. >> that wasn't enough. it's raised even more questions about the department. >> throughout this incident we learned what some of us already newed. the body camera was screwed from the get-go. >> harteau has been under scrutiny before. an unarmed shooting led to weeks of protests. the two officers in that case were not charged. officer noor is currently being investigates by the state. for "cbs this morning: saturday," jamie yuccas, minneapolis. >>> powerful storms are already saturating parts of i8 again. a microburst of over 80 miles an hour sent roof debris flying friday. more flooding is expected today

when justine was shot and killed, the police chief here harteau was not in town.e didn't come back from vacation for four days. that was too much for the city to handle. there was a lot of conversation what was going on, in fact, she was posting vacation pictures and had many people in the city calling for change. this afternoon, the mayor said she asked the police chief to step down. >> as far as we have come, chief harteau is not in a position to lead us farther. both the chief and i concluded we need new leadership at mpd. >> reporter: despite all of the drama at city hall, we learned that the state investigators were able to talk to a man riding a bicycle nearby just after the shooting happened. in fact, he witnessed officers trying to help justine ruszczck in that alleyway. investigators tell us there may be more facts later on but what we know is that officer noor and his attorneys have still yet to talk to any investigators. >> earlier, her fiance met with another shot by an officer. the mother of philando castile. >>> following the violence in the middle e

she admits the situation was not handled appropriately.police chief janee harteau/minneapolis police didn't have to die. on our squad cars you will find the words 'to protect with courage and serve with compassion.' this did not happen."robert bennett/ruszczyk family attorney "people call the police, 'go to see what's happening', you don't draw a gun, shoot them across your partner's body."a state investigation into the shooting is under way. officials say it could take months to complete.i'm john lorinc reporting. (teresa) the father of the ronald goldman is speaking out about simpson's parole verdit. ron goldman was brutally murdered along with nicole brown in 19-95. simpson was acquitted of both murders. fred goldman says they are very aware of simpson's antics... and will continue to follow him closely as they have done since ron's death. (fred goldman/ronald goldman's father): "if we hear of anything in which he sounds like he's attempting to make money like he did years ago, or he wrote a book and tried to hide the proceeds. we'll go after him. he's going to have to continue to

she admits the situation was not handled appropriately.police chief janee harteau/minneapolis policee didn't have to die. on our squad cars you will find the words 'to protect with courage and serve with compassion.' this did not happen."robert bennett/ruszczyk family attorney "people call the police, 'go to see what's happening', you don't draw a gun, shoot them across your partner's body."a state investigation into the shooting is under way. officials say it could take months to complete.i'm john lorinc reporting. ( darya ) coming up on the kron four morning news... more shark sightings near a california beach. hear from the kayaker who was attacked. and after the break... three new movies hitting theaters this weekend. we have a preview coming up in just 2 minutes. and here's a live look outside...bay bridge. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( mark ) in entertainment news... three new movies hit theaters this weekend.( darya ) rick damigella has a preview. "where are we going?""dunkirk" (nat plans and explosion) christopher nolan brings

chief janee harteau spoke out just 2a hours earlier distancing her police force from the death ofjustineresult of one individual. ms damond was shot after approaching two officers in their car on saturday after reporting a suspected rape. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: she may be a princess but she's still two year olds, she knows how to throw a tantrum. what is social media at doing to the city. this artist has a message. mission control: you can see them coming down the ladder now. it's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. a catastrophic engine fire is being blamed tonight for the first crash in the 30 year history of concorde, the world's only supersonic airliner. it was one of the most vivid symbols of the violence and hatred that tore apart the state of yugoslavia. but now, a decade later, it's been painstakingly rebuilt and opens again today. there's been a 50% decrease in sperm quantity and an increase in malfunction of sperm unable to swim properly. thousands of households across the country are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their nos

in a press conference, police chief janee harteau said ms damond's death did not have to happen.r approaching two officers in their car on saturday after reporting a suspected rape. did not have die. based on the publicly released information, this should not have happened. on our squad cars, you will find the words, to protect with courage and serve with compassion. this did not happen ——justine with compassion. this did not happen —— justine did not have to die. a bag used to collect the very first samples of dust and rock from the surface of the moon has been sold at auction for $1.8 million. the seller had bought the bag on a government auction website three years ago for less than $1,000. it sat, unidentified, in a box at thejohnson space centre in houston for years, and was once nearly thrown away as rubbish. malaysia has banned state broadcasters from playing the hit single despaseeto following concerns about the song's lyrics. a senior malaysian minister said the single, which is the most streamed song of all time, was un—islamic. in the women's cricket world cup, india h

the mayor said it's time for new leadership accepting the resignation of janee harteau. the new police chief, arredondo. police are still investigating why officer noor opened fire from the passenger seat of the police vehicle across his farther never's body, striking justine damond through an open window. now a week after her death questions are being raised about his training. he joined the minneapolis police for a program without a degree in criminal justice or law enforcement. he graduated college with baze degree. criminal justice scholar james densley said there needs to be more background. >> were his colleagues fully aware of his background at the time. >> it's helped the mpd highly qualified and decorated officering including many of our current chiefs, inspectors, and commanders. damond called 911 at the urging of her fiance. he said, i played the over and over in my head. why didn't i stay on the phone. >> kentucky has become ground zero for the abortion debate. the state could become the first in the nation without an abortion provider. hundreds of protesters

in a press conference a short time ago, police chief janee harteau said she'd spoken to ms damond's fiancedeath was the result of one individual and did not have to happen. ms damond was shot after approaching two officers in their car on saturday after reporting a suspected rape. the officer responsible has refused to be interviewed over the incident. thousands of people have been demonstrating in poland after lawmakers passed a bill that would allow parliament to appoint the country's supreme courtjudges. the european union has called on poland to stop legislation which is seen as threatening thejudiciary‘s independence. malaysia has banned state broadcasters from playing the hit single despaseeto following concerns about the song's lyrics. a senior malaysian minister said the single, which is the most streamed song of all time, was un—islamic. in the women's cricket world cup, india have beaten australia to reach the final. the winning margin was 36 runs. they will play hosts england on sunday at lord's. it was enough to test even the strongest of marriages, as the duke and duchess of c

many say janae harteau's ouster is the latest change made at the police department.he victim called 911 to report a possible assault near her home, and police say one of the responding officers shot and killed her after hearing a loud noise. some are calling for the city's mayor to step down next. >> it's almost like it had to happen, because it's so bad. >> i reported things to her and she completely ignored us. >> the mayor named a veteran assistant chief as the next police chief. >>> a call for change at a notorious spot on highway 1 on the san mateo coast. devil's slide has clapped the lives of 3 young people in the past 13 years. today, the grieving families styed stood neither cliffside demonstrating and demanding that cal trans build a barrier to prevent more drivers from falling to their deaths. >> reporter: it's a beautiful drive that follows the curves of the cliffs. but this stretch, known as devil's slide, is as beautiful as it is deadly. 3 families lost loved ones here. they say their deaths may have been prevented if there was something between the road

accepting the resignation of chief janee harteau. she replaced her with al 28-year veteran of the force. >> there is no magic wand for public safety. >> reporter: this weekend a new witness came forward, a bicyclist who stopped at the scene of the deadly shooting. investigators are still trying to figure out why officer mohamed noor opened fire from the passenger seat of his police vehicle. across his partner's body, striking justine damond through the open driver's side window. now a week after damond's death, questions are being raised about officer noor's training. in 2015, noor. >> jeff:ed the minneapolis police through a program for college graduates without a degree in criminal justice or law enforcement. he garage waited college with a business degree. >> there are alternative licensing program, essentially. >> reporter: criminal justice scholar says noor's education and training only paints part of the picture. >> we also need to look at a little bit deeper in terms of officer noor's sort of background, his attributes, his be

the mayor of minneapolis said she had lost confidence in police chief, janee harteau, and had acceptednews conference that they hoped would calm the city. after the fatal shooting of an unarmed woman by a police office, the mayor began by announcing the resignation of the city's chief of police. she was left defending her own position. tensions are unaring high here and people are demanding a nswe rs. high here and people are demanding answers. they want to know why australian justine damond answers. they want to know why australianjustine damond was shot deadin australianjustine damond was shot dead in her pajamas near her home in a quiet suburb of the city a week ago. justine had made an emergency call to police, to report screams outside her home. as she approached the police car, one of them drew their weapon and shot her dead from inside the patrol car. a world away on the beaches of sydney, family and friends have come together to share their grief and their outrage at justine's death. less surprise here in downtown minneapolis. more than 500 people have been killed by police on

the mayor of minneapolis said she had lost confidence in police chiefjanee harteau and had accepted herked outrage, as we report. it was a news conference that they hoped would calm the city. the mayor began by announcing the resignation of the city's chief of police but was left defending her position. police are demanding and sewers. they want to know why the australian was shot dead in her pyjamas and a quiet suburb of the city. she made a call to police to report screens outside her home and as she approached the police car one of them drew her weapon and shot her dead. family and friends have come together to share their grief and outrage at her death. less supplies in downtown minneapolis, more than 500 people have been killed by police on american streets this year that the less anger. for a second day protesters demanded greater accountability. it could be months before findings from an official investigation are released but it is clear this tragedy has amplified mistrust of the police and of this city's leaders. for many they are handling and response has been too little too l

minneapolis police chief harteau admits the situation was not handled appropriately. >> on our squadind the words, to protect with courage and serve with compassion. this did not happen. >> people who call the police go to see what's happening with the police. you don't draw a gun and shoot them across your partner's body. >> the officers involved have been placed on administrative leave pending the investigation. >>> the "new york times" reporting that president trump's lawyers are looking into the backgrounds of investigators working with robert mueller, the special counsel. this is an effort to pinpoint conflict of interest that they can use to discredit the investigation. mueller is overseeing the investigation of alleged russian interference in the 2016 election. >>> republican leaders say a healthcare vote could happen as early as tuesday. but no one really knows which proposal they will be voting on. president trump wants senators to repeal obamacare and replace it later. but democrats are against the idea claiming nearly 22 million americans would be unensured over the next d

police chief janee harteau: "we've had cameras for about eight months so it's not second nature for officers to put those cameras on yet. which is why we want to do everything we can in training and in our policy to ensure that they're put on before an officer arrives at the scene because one can never predict when something is going to happen.justine didn't have to die. based on the publicly released information from the vca, this should not have happened. on our squad cars, you will find the words 'to protect with courage and to serve with compassion.' this did not happen." ruszczyk (rouge-chick) relocated from australia to the u.s. in 2014 to live with her fiance. they were set to be married next month. (steve) today the department of homeland security has lifted laptop bans on flights to the united states. (steve) officials say both airlines and airports have complied with the first phase of secretary john kelly's security enhancements. now restrictions are no longer in effect for the last of ten airports with u-s bound flights. in a statement officials say airlines and airports particip

marianne: the mayor of minneapolis expressing confidence in her new appointment as police chief. , harteauo step down after the shooting of an unarmed woman who called to report a sexual assault. mayor hongs says her replacement is adept at building relationships. hollywood mourning the death of john heard. he was found at a palo alto hotel where he was recovering from back surgery. for your latest headlines, go to foxnews.com. judge jeanine: welcome back to justice on this busy night of news. a lot of talk with my political panel. joining me live go pack chairman david that veila and richard fowler. anthony scaramucci, good move, david avella? the performance was solid. held a good command. a positive move for the president. he will be an asset. but let's not forget. the president will not ultimately be junked by one staffer in his administration. americans will judge him based off did he make their life bert and did he make their life easier. the staff is there to help make that happen. it's the policies and ideas that the president will up let on whether he will be successful. judge jea

harteau was criticized for handling of a fatal police shooting of an unarmed black man. >>> cleanup continuesms left a path across the midwest. a barn fell on top of a man it took 20 firefighters to rose cue the man who had to be cut out of the barn. >>> in wisconsin flooding is what's causing major damage there in part of the area. 4 to 7 inches of rain fell in a matter of hours, look at this. a state of emergency was declared in 17 counties in that state. back here at home, meteorologist chris sowers tracking the forecast, helping you to plan your weekend and rain on the way for us. >> reporter: heavy downpours and flooding because the dewpoints are so high. i don't think we'll see images like that like across the midwest. let's go outside, live looking at ben franklin bridge. note the haze. we're seeing extremely high dewpoints. an uncomfortable morning feeling like the gulf coast states. the heat wave comes to an end tomorrow, but the humidity will not break until tuesday. we have a few days to deal with this. at least the high heat indices over 100 degrees will come to an end tomorrow. o

and on friday, the major forcing police chief janee harteau to resign.ut was defiant after calls for her own resignation. >> i will not be resigning. >> reporter: don damond says he'll spend today at a bridal shop, looking at the wedding dress she would have worn. their wedding date was just a few weeks away. they were set to get married in hawaii. >>> it's a tough day in the weather department. we want to check in with kait parker. who isis is a pattern that's ben extremely active because of the storms going west to east we have flooding issues. that could continue today, as well as severe weather. this is the ohio valley into the mid atlantic once again today. we could see micro bursts where woe see strong winds and rain and hail at once, be on the look out of damaging winds and heat. this is a serious story, this is dangerous heat. it is not just a little bit warm outside, we have excessive heat warning across the midwest into the south. that will persist today, your heat index in little rock, 107 degrees very, very warm. a little bit of a cool down i

janee harteau said clearly that justine did not have to die. >> i believe the actions go against whoas a department, how a train, and the expectations we have for our officers. these were the actions and judgments of one individual. i want to assure justine's family, our community, and those in australia that i will do everything in my power to make sure due process is followed and justice is served. >> last saturday night, justine damond and called 911 for a possible sexual assault. the only information we have about what may have led up to the shooting comes from a statement made by the officer driving the car. he said there were loud noises prior to justine approaching the driver side door. officer mohamed noor fired from the passenger seat, killing justine damond. noor has not yet given a statement. part of the demonstrators are demanding is that he be fired if he doesn't explain why he fired his weapon. hundreds of marchers gathered in the neighborhood where she lived and that dashcam footage be released, although previous statements are that nothing was captured by the dashcam

now, in a statement harteau said, quote: i've decided i'm willing to step aside to let a fresh set ofes see what more can be done for the mpd to be the best it can be. the state continues its investigation into the shooting death of the bride-to-be and a life coach. they've interviewed a new witness who was bicycling by, saw the encounter and may reportedly have recorded some of it. eric? eric: that is so tragic and so seemingly unnecessary. bryan, thanks so much. arthel? arthel: well, the good book is now getting its own museum. the museum of the bible reaching the final stages of construction in our nation's capital scheduled to open in november. it will house one of the largest collections of bibles and biblical artifacts in the world. lauren green has more. >> reporter: the there is no book in history that has been more vilified and influential than the bible. fall a washington, d.c. museum devoted to it will look like this. but now it looks and sounds more like this. the museum of the bible will be the largest dedicated to the judeo-christian holy book. >> these are 40 foot tall,

harteau is criticized for staying away on vacation after shooting and speaking publicly only yesterdaygnation came at the behalf of betsy hodges, who has herself attracted heavy criticism after the shooting this week. former congresswoman michele bachmann of minneapolis calleded the cop an affirmative action hire. the mayor is not a muslim, but is on thee covering in the effot to pander the city's large smolai community. we will keep you posted on that story. if you watch the news these days, you know there is no bigger story in the history of mankind and russia and its dastardly role, its pivotal role in the 2016 presidential election. >> it's the president himself who may have made this look sinister. >> reporters, foreign policy analysts, and our allies can safely assume the worst. >> this is unprecedented. the closest we have is the nixon. of watergate. that didn't turn out too well. >> been so nice to the russians. you think our president is helping russia be great again? >> tucker: blah, blah, blah. the soviets learned, you can feed them propaganda but you can't make them eat it

chief janee harteau had been out of town, but yesterday >>> the minneapolis police chief resigned following outrage over the deadly police shooting of a yoga teacher of the chief was out of town but yesterday criticized the shooting dealt of an australian woman saying it shouldn't have happened. 40-year-old justine damond was killed by an officer responding to her 911 call of a possible sexual assault. the officer's partner said the two heard a loud noise before damond approached their squad car. neither officer had their body cameras turned on. the stating investigating. >>> a terrifying afternoon for -- the state is investigating the event. >>> a terrifying and for a group in a seaplane. it landed in the water. seven passengers in life jackets waited for help in new york. they were safely rescued. >>> the state lottery commission cheated a man out of a prize because his teenager bought the winning ticket. he bought five scratchers in mobil station in long beach by exchanging earlier winning tickets and one of the new tickets was worth $5 million. the lottery denied the award because the b

she admits the situation was not handled appropriately.police chief janee harteau/minneapolis policet."justine didn't have to die. on our squad cars you will find the words 'to protect with courage and serve with compassion.' this did not happen."robert bennett/ruszczyk family attorney "people call the police, 'go to see what's happening', you don't draw a gun, shoot them across your partner's body."a state investigation into the shooting is under way. officials say it could take months to complete.i'm john lorinc reporting. ( darya ) and next... why a group of teenagers are being called heartless after a man dies. what they did that has a family outraged. and here's a live look outside... richmond san rafael bridge. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) a group of teenagers caught on camera mocking a man while he was drowning won't face any charges.

. >> chief harteau is not in a position to lead us firster. [ chanting ] >> reporter: mayor betsy hodges herself becoming thing it of boiling anger. >> we don't want you as our mayor of minneapolis anymore. >> reporter: this press conference spinning out of control. >> this department has terrorized us enough. we do not want you as the mayor of minneapolis and we want you to resign right now. we don't want you. >> reporter: the police shooting of the 40-year-old australian bride-to-be coming one year after philando castile was killed by police during a traffic stop outside st. paul. at a march for damond, castile's mother valerie seen offering comfort to damond's fiance, but so far mohamed noor, the officer who opened fire on damond, keeping quiet. >> we cannot compel officer noor to make a statement. i wish we could. >> reporter: investigators working to piece together why noor shot damond after responding to her 911 call. in the transcript she says i can hear someone out the back telling dispatch she thought someone was being assaulted. noor's partner matthew harrity claiming the two w

both officers have been placed on leave and the mayor forcing the police chief janee harteau to step her own resignation. >> i will not be resigning. >> reporter: officer noor is not speaking to investigators. only releasing a statement through attorney expressing condolences to the family. erielle reshef, abc news, new york. >>> to the west now and two wildfires erupting in southern california. one of them 30 miles east of los angeles. scorching 30 acres and moving uphill toward homes. the second fire is about 65 miles northeast of the city and prompted mandatory evacuations. more than 1 million acres have been burned but the currently active fires in the west. >>> and the guy with apparently the best poker face in the world this year comes from new jersey. >> we're talking about scott blumstein who is $8 million richer today. he won the world series of poker. he and dan otto went head to head for the final 66 hands. blumstein says he's pretty tired of poker right about now. >> ya think? >> he's like choking up? >> now he's got plenty of money to take a nice, long break. exhausted.