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>> it's the world we live in today, lesley.re we have to be today to be successful. >> and they are wildly successful in brazil, where g.e. is growing at a rate of 35% a year compared to 1% in the u.s. immelt showed us around a g.e. locomotive plant. >> if you go back 5, 10, 15 years, maybe we made 30 or 40 locomotives here, you know, lesley. we're now making 150. >> here we can honk the horn. >> that's the horn? >> so just push? >> push down. [horn sounds] >> i need one of these in my office. >> g.e. has become so global that more than half of its 300,000 workers are now overseas. we spoke to him on the floor of g.e.'s jet engine servicing plant in petropolis. how much of your revenues, now, come from overseas? >> 60%. >> 60% of g.e.'s revenues is foreign. >> when i became ceo, it was 30. now, i wish all our customers were in chicago. i mean, everything about the u.s. is easier than doing business here, but this is where the growth is. >> you know, it's like a bucket of ice on your head. i don't think we have caught up to the

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. ♪ >> reporter: but not lesley mcspadden.the start of the service she stood, staring at her son's casket and photos, more than two weeks after he was shot and killed on the street in ferguson, missouri. >> michael brown's blood is crying from the ground, crying for vengeance, crying for justice. >> reporter: justice brown's great uncle says for more than just his nephew. >> there is a cry being made from the ground, not just for michael brown, but for the trayvon martins, for those children at sandy hook elementary school, for the columbine massacre, for the black-on-black crime there is a cry being made from the ground! >> there was definitely a message of, you know, keep it peaceful, and it starts at home. excuse me. it starts at home and goes out to the community and then into the world. you know, we have to start with ourselves and then go out, you know, and spread peace and be respectful, definitely, first and foremost, be respectful of others. >> reporter: ranita conway never met brown neither likely had the 4500 attend

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i'm diana rocco for lesley, justin and everyone here thanks for joining us.er we're always on at cbsphilly.com and we'll see you at 10:00 on the cw philly then back here on cbs3 at 11:00. have a great night. >> ♪ >> ♪ captioning funded by cbs and ford >> kroft: what's the headline here? >> "stock market's rigged." the united states stock market, the most iconic market in... in global capitalism, is rigged. >> kroft: by whom? >> by a combination of the stock exchanges, the big wall street banks, and high frequency traders. >> kroft: who are the victims? >> everybody who has an investment in the stock market. >> kroft: so who figured all this out and what's being done to correct it? best-selling author michael lewis talks about it tonight on "60 minutes." >> pelley: there's been a lot of debate about obamacare and whether it's possible for the government to cover every american. eight million have signed up for it so far, but we found out many may never get on board. >> come on in out of the rain.

for lesley, justin, all of us here, we appreciate you being with us. the evening news is up next. back it's a 10:00 on the cw philly and then back here on cbs3 after the game. >> axelrod: tonight, facing a dead. president obama wraps up a vacation. major garrett and juliana goldman on the evolving story. an entire high rise blown up in gaza. israel takes out an apartment building that may have also housed a mosque. from ferguson to new york city, thousands protest deadly police confrontations. a long-running hollywood battle takes to the sky. why the stars now fear drones. nenew york's newest tourists, whales have a growing appetite for the big apple.

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lesley is here. we're getting more he guilty updarts by the day. >> countdown begins two days until the birds preseason finale and still talking about the kicker. birds with a kicking quandary. don't look to you the phils lo looking for fou have you seen tom corbett's ads attacking me... get real. it's tom corbett who's been sticking it to the middle class on taxes. corbett cut a billion dollars from education... ...now almost 80% of school districts plan to raise property taxes. meanwhile, we're the only state that doesn't charge oil and gas companies an extraction tax. but corbett raised your gas taxes through the roof. i'm tom wolf, i'll be a governor who stands up for the middle class for a change. >> the phillies trying to win series in a row for the first time all season as they take the first place nationals. cole hamels on the mound for the phils and he was dealing early in this one. he had shut outgoing through four innings. top of the fourth, swing an miss writ there. he gets anthony ran do

. >> lesley has sports highlights.ood let's talk about the eagles coming off another preseason loss. so some tweaking has to be done before the regular season. we'll hear from head coach chip kelly about one major issue he has to fix and late rally in game two between phils and giants. we'll tell hugh came out on top of this >> the phillies wrapping up that are series were the giants item out in san francisco after letting a four run lead get away from them this afternoon. we'll pick things up top of the fifth. ryan how war at the plate. gets the clutch h nd at that is point it looks good for the phils. that's right up five to one. that's when things take a turn for the worst. the sixth michael morris liner to center sends run runner home for san francisco much they got another rbi hit to shal/low left put four the sixth inning alone. game heading into the bottom of eighth, blanco with single to left good ahead run comes home. phillies bats cannot get another run. the giants steal this one the fondle score six to five

lesley is here. we're getting more he guilty updarts by the day. >> countdown begins two days until the birds preseason finale and still talking about the kicker. birds with a kicking quandary. don't look to you the phils lo looking for four wins out of >> the phillies trying to win series in a row for the first time all season as they take the first place nationals. cole hamels on the mound for the phils and he was dealing early in this one. he had shut outgoing through four innings. top of the fourth, swing an miss writ there. he gets anthony ran dough with change up. how about that freddie galvis. two run shot to left field. he drove in grady sizemore with that one and the phillies go out to a two-nothing lead to the fifth. kohl's was still on the mound in the eighth. cabrera gets a solo shot to left center that tie up the game with three. not to worry. phils will answer right back here's your game winning hit chooch with sack fly bottom of the eighth. papelbon closed it down in the ninth phillies

. >> lesley what's going on with the eagles? >> inching closer and close sr. eagles regular season two weeks away. latest injury report on some of the key players. the phillies bats come alive. game three again the cardinals. >> after a tough 12 inning loss last night the phillies get one more chance to win their first back to back series since april. game three with the cardinals at the bang this afternoon and phillies bats got off to anallily start. second inning chase utley on the plate sends a liner to center. revere heads for home and the phillies up one to nothing. to the seventh j roll comes up big. two run homerun over the left field fence. phils take this one, the final seven to one. >> eagles getting ready for thursday's file preseason game against the jets. chip kelly resting all the starters which is good news for will he sean mccoy who will get an extra week to rest up that injured thumb. at practice today he a soyed using his right hand during drills but he's confident he'll ready to go for the start of the regular season. >> right now, i haven't

. >> lesley has sports highlights.s talk about the eagles coming off another preseason loss. so some tweaking has to be done before the regular season. we'll hear from head coach chip kelly about one major issue he has to fix and late rally in game two between phils and giants. we'll tell hugh came out on top of this it's the yoplait greek taste-off and we are asking the music city which 100-calorie strawberry greek yogurt is the next big thing. i'm a random lady with a table full of yogurt. want some greek yogurt? can i ask you a question? tell us what tastes best. this one is definitely the winner. that one is good. a is great. yoplait greek 100! that's the stuff right there. you want to see which one yoplait greek beat? chobani yes! yoplait greek wins again. take the taste-off for yourself! it is a beautiful day for yogurt. >> the phillies wrapping up that are series were the giants item out in san francisco after letting a four run lead get away from them this afternoon. we'll pick things up top of the fifth. ryan

. ♪ >> reporter: but not lesley mcspadden. stood staring at her son's casket more than two weeks after he was shot. >> michael brown's blood is crying from the ground, crying for vengeance, crying for justice. >> reporter: justice brown's great uncle says for more than just his nephew. >> there is a cry being made from the ground. not just for michael brown, but for the trayvon martins, for those children at sandy hook elementary school, for the columbine massacre, for the black on black crime, there is a cry being made from the ground. >> it was a message of keep it peaceful and it starts at home, excuse me, it starts at home and goes out to the community and then into the world. you know, we have to start with ourselves and then go out and, you know, spread peace and be respectful definitely first and foremost, be respectful of others. >> reporter: ranita conway had never met michael brown, some wearing a memorial t-shirt and sharing a story of their loss. >> i know the grieving over lost grandchildren that will never be bor

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lesley van arsdall will have highlights of the big game coming up in sports. >> this week members of the democratic national committee will be in philadelphia to review the city as a possible host for the 2016 convention. city leaders are hoping philadelphia's rich of the row will give them an early edge. the city has hosted the political gathering before. most recently the republican national convention back in 2000 sand. also, vying for the 2016 democratic convention birmingh birmingham, alabama, brooklyn, new york and, columbus, ohio and if he 96 arizona us military conducts a new round of air strike in iraq. still ahead we have got the latest on the conflict, plus why the humanitarian air drops of food and water might not be enough for the thousands trapped on mountain. justin. >> it was dry and mess apartment all across the delaware valley this weekend but some rain returns for the work week. the complete forecast coming up. >> also, stuck for hours riders on this roller coaster get more of a thrill than they ever bargained for. we'll tell you how long it took to bring them down

it was the first time that they met michael brown's mothers, lesley mcspadden. was also something in it that was very helpful that will prove to be hopefully very helpful to michael brown's mother. here it is. >> we got it. >> we got it. >> we got it. we got it. >> hey, ma'am amp hey, ma'am amp god bless you. god bless you. >> an emotional embrace. >> just lean on him. he going to cover you. he going to cover your family. and he going to make sure you're okay. >> the mothers of trayvon martin, sean bell, and michael brown meeting for the first time. >> keep your head up, no matter what is done. keep your head up. you can see your son in you. >> we stepped out of the room. we'll see you in a few minutes. giving them time alone before starting our interview. what can these moms, these women aol -- these women and moms can offer something that husbands can't. what can they offer you? >> they're speaking to me from experience. you know? they are offering me something right now that -- i can't tell you what it is. but it's something. and something is more than nothin

lesley and mr. brown said, instead of celebrating today, taking their son to a technical college they are having to plan a funeral and deal with the costs and expenses. then we have to look at a second autopsy to try to get to justice because they don't trust and the local community don't trust the local law enforcement. that's a problem when our citizens don't trust the police to do right by us. that's when people are frustrated. even with that, these parents and families, all of them, are praying for calm. they want not as you said, people just to be angry. we want justice for michael. >> let me ask you to ask her to tell us, as a mother, about her son. think people around the country should hear from the mother on what type of boy this was. >> as i stated before he was the first for many different people. aunts, uncles, grandmas, grandpas. my son -- oh. my son just touched many people. people flocked to him. he was special. he wanted to do heating and cooling because he was good with his hands, g

that ain't due process, that anti-dignity for lesley's son. so when we say what we are here for today, united for justice, for michael brown junior, what we are really asking for is simple justice. we are not asking for anything extraordinary. they just want what anybody else will want if their children were shot down in broad daylight - a fair and impartial investigates. they want to know that they will have their day in court, that the killer of their child will be held accountable to the full extent of the law. there wasn't an arrested judgment, wasn't it an arrested judgment when they left him on the ground for four hours, trying to get their story together? wasn't it arrested judgment when they tried to assassinate his character on friday? and so, y'all we stand with the family. you won't be by yourself. remember the same feeling you have now, because five, six months when we finish the investigation, and they just going to smear his name, they going to say everything about him, but just know he had a right as an american citizen to due p

louis county, those from st louis and those of us from around the country, i first must say to sister lesley and brother michael that the world a praying for you. not just us here, but the whole world has prayed and is praying for you. i don't know that anyone, unless one is a parent, can understand what a parent goes through when a child moves to another level as it relates to something called finality. i remember my father preaching a sermon one time about death. and he talked about his own funeral. and i'm not going to talk about that today, but it just popped into my mind because i was 10 years old when my dad was gunned down. i was 12, 11, when my uncle mysteriously drowned. i was 15 when my grandmother was gunned down in a church, while playing the lord's prayer. while i don't understand losing a child, i understand losing a loved one, and all of us should understand losing a loved one. the statement has been set, and today, and forever, people will be talking about michael brown. that is for sure. but what this community chooses to do - i mean, the reverent talked about jobs and oppor

as lesley stahl first reported in october 2011, it turns out that with specially designed applicationss, these computers are helping to unlock the isolation of people like joshua hood. >> imagine spending your life having conversations like this. "p." "l." having to poke out words on a laminated piece of paper one letter at time. "c," plastic. it was so frustrating for josh, his mother, nancy, says he would often give up and retreat into himself. at family gatherings, he was sidelined because no one understood him. at school, he sat passively in class, unable to participate. when josh was feeling bad or really needed something, the family resorted to charades. >> so you'd be, like, you know, "can you spell it? can you show me?" >> oh, how frustrating. >> and so he would-- >> you would act it out almost? >> he would. he would look around a room, and he'd see if he could find something that sounded like it. >> just to tell you one little thing. >> one thing that he wanted, yes. >> how are you? >> but not anymore. >> i want a drink. >> for the past year, josh has been using an apple ipad

and later on "good morning america," an exclusive interview with michael brown's mother lesley mcspad den. >>> and pummelling isis militants. the pentagon released these new images. one of 30 attacks aimed at loosening the grip on the mosul dam. they are taking back part of the dam, but isis still controls a third of iraq's territory. >>> iraq is one of the issues that's brought the president back to the white house. he's back in washington. his daughter, malia, flew back with him. today he meets on iraq and with the attorney general on the trouble in ferguson. >>> in texas today, republican governor rick perry is expected to meet with the special prosecutor who brought criminal charges against him. he is chargesed trying to force this district attorney out of office. she served jail time for this drunk driving arrest. perry said she's unfit to serve despite what voters said. >> i stood up for the rule of law, and i would make exactly the same decision. >> both perry and the district attorney claim that the other is playing politics. the governor will be arraigned tomorrow. >>> a new

lesley stahl first talked with mark zuckerberg in 2008, and three years later, we sat down with markgain. he gave us a preview of his site's new profile page, a change that would affect the 500 million people who were then using facebook, an idea that zuckerberg had cooked up in his dorm room at harvard. >> when you first thought about this--19 years old--is this what you had in mind? did you see this far into the future, or is it way beyond what you dreamed? >> well, it's funny. i mean, when i was getting started, you know, with my roommates in college, you never think that you could build this company or anything like that, right? because, i mean--it just--and we were college students, right? >> yeah. >> i mean, we were just building stuff because we thought it was cool. i do remember having these specific conversations with my friends where we thought, "you know, someone is gonna build this. someone is gonna build something that makes it so that people can stay connected with their friends and their family," but no way would we be the ones who were contributing to kind of leading

off screen, they started a family with son stephen and daughter lesley. in the 1950s, she showed off her comedic timing in movies how to mary a millionaire. >> i think it's a testament to how tough she was and what a good actress she was, that she delivered this great performance while the love of her life was at home dying. >> bogart succumbed to cancer in 1957. four years after his death, becall started a new chapter in her life. she moved to new york, married actor jason robards, gave birth to her third child, sam, and returned to the stage. she conquered broadway the way she dazzled hollywood, winning two tony awards. >> i love the stage, almost everything about it. >> in 2009, the motion picture academy awarded becall an honorary oscar, giving her the chance to deliver one more classic line. >> a man at last. >> she was totally authentic. i think that's why she worked so successfully on screen and on stage. i don't think she had to fake anything. >> what are you trying to do, guess her weight? >> reporter: tough talking broad. >> maybe it happens thi

favorite saying, "ma, i got this." >> do you do the same thing, lesley?ain. >> yep. >> when it rains. why? >> something about the rain. something about it. >> that makes you want to -- >> i feel him. he's there. he's there. >> what was it like meeting her? >> it brought back memories of my son and i just thought of your son. >> it's hurtful. at the same time, it's -- it's comforting. because i know she needs people that understand what she's going through. >> what was it like meeting these ladies? they've been say everything, how they feel about you. what's it like meeting them? what do you want to say to them? >> i'm sorry you had to go through it. >> i'm sorry about yours too. >> thank you, all. >> we got you. >> the mothers of sean bell, trayvon martin and of course in the middle, the mother of michael brown. while the politics rages around, it is important to remember on a day like this, those are mothers that never did anything. they lost their kids. and they are mourning. and it is excruciating. thank you so much for watching, everybody. it's been g

. >> lesley any complaints over there. >> none.eels like san francisco which is where the phillies are trying to make it two in a row against the giants after last night's extra innings victory. kyle kendrick on the mound for the phils. he does run into trouble against former phil hunter pence. over the fence for a single run home run. the giants up one-nothing but the phillies streit right back in the third. we have ryan howard at the plate. pulls a sing goal right. that will send rollins home from second and that will tie up the game. we're going to jump ahead to the fifth. the big piece again coming through with a clutch hit. two runners come home to extend their lead and that's where we are right now. the phillies up five to one in the bottom of the sixth. >>> the other baseball team that everyone is talking about is of course the taney dragons. taking the field tomorrow against texas in their hunt for the little league world series championship. they're off to a great start. big win yesterday against the team from nashville, t

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and later on "good morning america," an exclusive interview with michael brown's mother lesley mcspadden. >>> next to iraq where a new round of u.s. air strikes have been pummelling isis militants. the pentagon released these new images. they show one of nearly 30 attacks aimed at loosening the militants' grip on the strategic mosul dam. kurdish forces on the ground say those strikes have helped them take back part of that dam, but isis still controls a third of iraq's territory. >>> iraq is one of the issues that's drawn the president back to the white house. he's interrupted his vacation at martha's vineyard for two days back in washington. his daughter, malia, flew back with him. today the president meets with his national security staff on iraq and with attorney general holder on the trouble in ferguson. >>> in texas today, republican governor rick perry is expected to meet with the special prosecutor who brought criminal charges against him. perry is accused of abusing his power, trying to force this district attorney, a democrat, out of office. this video shows her during a drunk d

. >> rob ellis is in for lesley today. >> things have been pleasant for the phillies.aybe a little too late in the standings department. they played much better baseball of eight. a w tonight would assure a victory of the first place nationals. phillies got an early lead last night. cody asche hit right there. robert hernandez eight strong, allowed one run. marlon byrd who has been one of the few good moves the club has made the last several years dealt his 21st home run right there. phillies win the game two to one. >>> not all good news on the phillies front. thursday night cliff lee had to leave the game with the recurrence of a left elbow injury to side line him more than two months. he's expected to get tests done on monday, a visit to noted orthopedic surgeon dr. james andrews could also be in the order. it's likely he's thrown his last pitch for the season for the phillies. >>> eagles a few days away. preseason game. second open practice camp tomorrow at lincoln financial field. of note at friday's practice, that's riley cooper, you never like to see that, that'

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. >> reporter: we spoke with lesley mcspadden, michael brown's mother. what would you say to this atlice officer? >> you know what i would say to him? the same thing i would say to my son if he did something wrong and he know he did something wrong-- "you take your punishment. and if you a man, you stand up and you be a man. you say, 'i was wrong'." that's how we was taught. when you're wrong, you're wrong. >> reporter: michael brown's mother also told us she is deeply concerned about the violence that has come after her son's death, saying she feels caught between the protesters and the police. and once again, today, scott, she called for calm. >> pelley: dean reynolds in ferguson for us this evening. thank you, dean. do not adjust your set-- those really are panda triplets, and their story is just ahead. ahead. is going to the dog park together. sometimes my copd makes it hard to breathe. so my doctor prescribed symbicort. it helps significantly improve my lung function starting within five minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden

. >> reporter: lesley mcspadden and michael brown, sr., spent the day planning their son's funeral. >> i'm still dreaming a little bit. but not getting the phone call for the last few weeks, it's kind of coming to a sense of i'm not going to hear that voice again. >> reporter: what's been the hardest part of all this for you? >> he took my son away. for nothing. >> reporter: they want a grand jury to indict officer darren wilson for shooting their son. u.s. attorney general eric holder met privately with them yesterday. do you feel there's a need for a special prosecutor? >> yes. i feel that because this is a repeated pattern that has been going on here in missouri, not just st. louis. you can't call the police on the police. >> reporter: both parents say they have not seen the surveillance video. it shows michael brown minutes before his death, shoving a store clerk after allegedly stealing cigars. was there a different side to your son? >> no. just a normal 18-year-old finding his way. >> reporter: there's nothing about his temperament that suggests that he was a big, aggressive guy

. >> lesley is here now the taken 93 dragons have the into the off but philadelphia's second most populaream is back in action. >> that's right. the phillies looking to win their, fifth inn are in league play of the year and thursday night football coming to cbs-3. sports director beasley reece takes us behind the scenes to find out what the football experts are saying about the >> thursday night football is coming to cbs-3 starting september 11th. ravens hosting the steelers. sports director beasley reece spoke with the guys who will bring you all the action and found out what had he think about those 2014 eagles. >> i'm beasley reece in new york and the cbs broadcast center where we are kicking off thursday night football. everyone is excited. >> as player any time you got chance national play off game the first gape of the week and now we're making them i was division al game except one dallas and chicago the intensity is amped up. >> i had a chance to talk to them about the eagles as a whole. how will the philadelphia eagles fair? >> chip kelly, you know, in football what happens is,

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