jericka duncan reports. >> reporter: two of the susects entered the tampa dealership through a smashedeemed to know exactly where to look for the box of keys. minutes later, a group of what appears to be eight other young men waiting in the lot, began unlocking vehicle doors. tampa police say the thieves got away with eight vehicles just after 7:00 friday morning. danny halina owns the dealership. >> when you realize eight cars have been stolen and another 12 have been damaged that are going to need some body work and repairs, that kind of, you know, puts you in a different perspective and makes you realize that anything is possible. >> reporter: it's similar to what happened earlier this month when ten criminals used a truck to rip off the doors of this houston gun store. they busted through several glass cases and in just two minutes, they stole 85 weapons. the national retail federation polled retailers around the country to gauge the impact of what is called multiple offender crimes. their most recent study found that nearly 8 out of 10 retailers report being a victim of that type

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made his case, and jericka duncan is in minneapolis. >> when did the blood get washed off the sidewalk? >> reporter: anger boiled over inside the hennepin county courthouse. >> the city burns, it's on your hands. >> reporter: family and friends of 24-year-old jamar clark took aim at county attorney mike freeman. >> police have a very difficult job. >> reporter: for more than 30 minutes, freeman laid out a detailed case for why he decide not to charge the two responding officers. >> they told him to take his hands out of his pocket. he refused. >> reporter: video released today from an ambulance shows officer mark ringgenberg grab clark from behind. according to free man, another officer heard him say, "he's got my gun." >> he said he put the gun to the end of clark's mouth and said, "let go, or i'm going to shoot you." schwartzy recalls classic looking directly at him and saying, "i'm ready to die." >> reporter: prosecutors say clark's d.n.a. was found on the handle of the gun, but no fingerprints, and, they say, an autopsy showed no signs of clark being handcuffed. but several other w

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made his case and jericka duncan is in minneapolis. >> when did the blood get washed off the sidewalk? >> anger boiled over inside the hennepin county courthouse. family and friends of 24-year-old jamar clark took aim at county attorney mike freeman. >> police have a very difficult job. >> reporter: for more than 30 minutes. freeman laid out a detailed case for why he decided not to charge the two responding officers. >> they told him to take his he refused. >> reporter: video released from an ambulance shows officer mike ringgenberg grabbed clark from behind. according to freeman. officer dustin swar swar heard ringgenberg say he's got my gun. >> swar swar said he put the gun to the edge of his mouth and said let go or i am going to shoot you. schwartze recalls clark looking directly at him and saying, i'm ready to die. prosecutors say clark's dnw was found on the handle of the gun, but no fingerprints. and they say, an autopsy showed no signs of clark being handcuffed. but several other witnesses say clark was on the ground with his hands cuffed when he was shot in the head. local n

here's jericka duncan. >> and the ivy league champions for 2015/2016. >> reporter: when the yale bulldogs advanced to the tournament this year. for the first time since 1962. the team danced into the national spotlight. but that light is now shining hard on the team's ex-captain, jack montague, who was apparently expelled a few weeks ago amid rumors of sexual misconduct accusations. james jones is the head coach. >> we just circle the wagons. you know, in a situation like this you got to come in close together, believe in each other, and fight harder. >> reporter: what are you telling your team as you all prepare for the ncaa tournament? >> i'm just telling them to go out and have some fun here. >> reporter: getting this far should have been especially rewarding, because the bulldogs just missed the tournament last year, losing to harvard, by two points. back then, they were missing 6'6" forward brandon sherrod, who took last season off to travel with yale's a cappella group "the whiffenpoofs." this year he's back. >> all that he learned through his interaction he had around the world has

as jericka duncan reports, evidence suggests officials knew about this problem for years. >> reporter: a moment memo from the district sent on august 30 of 2014 mandates all schools run and flush each water fountain for two minutes daily before school opens. the same steps apply for calf teara faucets prior to food prep usage. and principals were instructed to tell students and staff to run fountains for at least 30 seconds before drinking the water. annual water contamination tests at newark public schools were conducted between december and february. on wednesday, the district turned off water at 30 schools after results revealed unsafe lead levels. >> i send my son to school every day to be safe. this his safe haven and then lead is in his water. >> reporter: lead in drinking water should not exceed 15 parts per billion. at bard high school, one sample had 558. branch brook elementary, 194, while another elementary school tested at 193. sabrina oliver says her children's school was impacted. >> it's water. i mean, i never thought the water was good in newark anyway, but that's-- th

. >> pelley: jericka duncan reporting for us tonight. jericka, thank you. there is a new development tonight in our cbs news investigation into wounded warrior project, america's largest veterans charity. the charity took in $300 million in 2014, but say little more than half was spent on vets. after our report, the c.e.o. was fired, and now there is a power struggle. here's chip reid. >> this is about restoring an organization that i love, that my family loves. retired marine john melia was injured in combat in somalia. in 2003 he founded the wounded warrior project with his family. but he says they were pushed out six years ago after disagreeing with then-c.e.o. steven nardizzi about how he was running the charity. melia told us he's angry about allegations of lavish spending that he fears come at the expense of veterans' programs. those were the issues that led to the firing of the charity's top two officers three weeks ago. but now, the charity's original founders want more. they're calling for the resignation of board chairman anthony odierno as the on

jericka duncan is looking into this. >> when the yale bulldogs celebrated on sunday they were missing star point guard jack montague. today his attorney confirmed that in february, montage was expelled. an independent yale investigation found montague developed a relationship with a female student which led to consensual sex in 2014. but the fourth time they allegedly had sex that is in dispute. she states she did not consent. montague says she did. the team had to apologize after appearing to support montague wearing shirts with his nickname. warning the bulldogs to stop supporting rapists. >> somebody has to be here. >> head coach james jones says his players are trying to stay focused. >> in a situation like this you have to come in closer. believe in each other. fight harder. >> fighting sexual assault is an ongoing battle at yale. in 2015, a survey fund that more than 16% of yale students reported they had been a victim of sexual assault. mary havelin, executive director of new york city alliance against sexual assault. >> there has been an increase in the number of students comi

here is jericka duncan. >> your ivy league champions for 2015-16. >> reporter: when the yale bulldogs advanced to the tournament this year for the first time since 1962, the team danced into the ntional spotlight. but that light is now shining hard on the team's ex-captain, jack monague who apparently was expelled a few weeks ago amid rumors of sexual misconduct accusations. james jones is the head coach. >> we just circled the wagons. in situations you got to come in closer together. believe in each other and fight harder. >> reporter: what are you telling your team as you all prepare for the ncaa tournament? >> just saying go out and have some fun here. >> getting this far should have because the bulldogs just missed the tournament last year. losing to harvard by two points. back then they were missing 6'6" forward brandon sherrard who took last season off to travel with yale's acapella group, the whiffen poofs. >> this year he is back. >> all that he learned from interaction all over the world has come back to help with his leadership. >> now they have lost their captain. and becau

i'm jericka duncan. >>> a major victory for animal rights activists. seaworld announced it will end it's killer whale shores and the theme park chain is also ending its orca breeding program. the shakeup comes after years of controversy about how the whales are treated in captivity and is being praised by the humane society. norah o'donnell has more. >> reporter: for years, animal advocacy groups have argued the family friendly shows at reality below the surface. the 2013 documentary "blackfish" cast a harsh spotlight on seaworld's operations. the company disputed many of the film's accusations of animal abuse and neglect, but since the film's release, seaworld's stock price and park attendance have plummeted. "blackfish" tells the story of trainer dawn brancheau killed six years ago by an orca named tillicum. since then, seaworld no longer allows trainers in the water with the killer whales. the backlash led to the resignation of the ceo in 2014 with joel manby named as the new ceo last year. the company has since instituted other reforms. seaworld sa

." >>> welcome to the "cbs overnight news," i'm jericka duncan.troversial religious freedom bill will not become the law of the land in the peach state. the republican governor nathan diehl decided to veto the measure that came under fire from business groups and gay rights activists. the bill designed to protect religious groups that refused to employ or serve customers who violate their religious believes. omar villafranca reports. nathan diehl made clear where he stand. >> i will veto house bill 757. the free exercise protection act would allow religious officials to refuse to perform same-sex marriages and faith bas or employment to people who vie light their sincerely held religious belief. >> i do not think that we have to discriminate against any one to protect the faith based community in georgia. >> god loves everyone. some in the religious community clashed with those against the legislation. opponents claim the bill allows discrimination. backers say it would have protected people's religious views. 21 states around the country have pas

jericka duncan is looking into this. >> reporter: when the yale bulldogs celebrated on sunday, they were missing star point guard jack montague. today his attorney, max stern, confirmed that in february montague was expelled for allegations of sexual assault. stern released a statement citing an independent yale investigation that found montague developed a relationship with a female sex in 2014, but it's the fourth time they allegedly had sex that is in dispute. she states she did not con sent. montague says she did. the team had to apologize after appearing to support montague wearing shirts with his nickname. posters later appeared on campus warning the bulldogs to stop supporting rapists. >> somebody's got to be here to help us out. >> reporter: head coach james jones says his players are trying to stay focused. >> in situations like this you have to come in close together, believe in each other and fight harder. >> reporter: fighting sexual assault is an ongoing battle at yale. in 2015, a survey found that more than 16% of yale students reported they had been a victim of sexual assa

york center, i'm jericka duncan. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, march 18th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> president obama's pick to fill the supreme court vacancy gets the seal of approval from senate democrats. but the battle to get merrick garland confirmed is just beginning, with republicans saying he'll never make it to the high court. >>> taking on trump. forces from conservatives to activists line up to stop donald trump from winning the republican nomination. >>> march magic for the yale bulldogs! >> and upsets abound. the first full day of the ncaa tournament delivers thrills to college basketball fans. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> senate republican leaders are digging in their heels over the nomination of judge merrick garland to the supreme court. garland met with democratic leaders yesterday. both sides are mustering their resources to press their case. garland is expected to return to capitol hill today. don champion reports. >> reporter

here's jericka duncan. >> reporter: two of the suspects entered the tampa dealership through a smashedow and seemed to know exactly where to look for the box of keys. minutes later, a group of what appeared to be eight other young men waiting in the lot began unlocking vehicle doors. tampa police say the thieves got away with eight vehicles just after 7:00 friday morning. danny halimi owns the dealership. >> when you realize eight cars have been stolen and another 12 have been damaged that are going to need some body work and repairs, that kind of, you know, puts you in a different perspective. and makes you realize that anything is possible. >> reporter: it is similar to what happened earlier this month when ten criminals used a truck to rip off the doors of this houston gun store. they busted through several glass cases and in just two minutes they stole 85 weapons. the national retail federation polled retailers around the country to gauge the impact of what is called multiple offender crimes. their most recent study found that nearly eight out of ten retailers reporting being a vic

from the broadcast center in new from the broadcast center in new york center, i'm jericka duncan.unded by cbs >>> it's friday, march 18th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> president obama's pick to fill the supreme court vacancy gets the seal of approval from senate democrats. but the battle to get merrick garland confirmed is just beginning, with republicans saying he'll never make it to the high court. >>> taking on trump. forces from conservatives to activists line up to stop donald trump from winning the republican nomination. >>> march magic for the yale bulldogs!