. >> louisianna governor says the us justice department will investigate yesterday's police shooting in batten ruge. cell phone video shows a black man being shot and killed while being held down by two police officers. david begnaud is in batten ruge. we warn you some of what you are about to see is very disturbing. >> reporter: sell phone video shows officers confronting sterling outside could convene jen store in baton rouge, the suspect tackled, he got a gun, second later shots fired. sterling pronounced dead. >> the 37 year old family and community leaders are calling it murder. sterling's son broke down. >> he had to watch. one of the greatest, and to see your child hurt, and no one does nothing, you can do about it. >> batten ruge police say officers were responding to report after man selling cd's outside after convene yen store. that man had reportedly threatened someone with a gun. >> suspicious, gun, gun in his pocket ... >> the convenience store owner said police took gun out of the suspect's pocket after he was shot. >> it is irrelevant. if you look at the video, it cert

all in response to police shootings in recent days caught on camera in louisianna and minnesota. as dallas police continue to investigate tonight, the police chief said the devisive necessary must stop. >> we don't feel much support most days let's not make today most days. >> learning more about the shoot here carried out the deadly attack in dallas, a friend of micah xavier johnson told the associated press he didn't see this coming. said johnson was well educated and wasn't really political. said he saw johnson about a week ago, and said that johnson was not a violent man. he was 25, grew up in the dallas suburb of mosk. te, had one tour of duty in afghanistan, he worked as a carpenter, and builder, during his army service wh last year. police say they believed johnson was the loan shooter in the attack. >> tragedy in dallas is having huge impact people across the nation hitting close to home. tonight we have live team coverage and fox5's matt ackland live at the museum local reaction to the dallas police shooting, lindsay watts is at the department of justice, where a protest

demonstrators in philadelphia voice their frustrations with the recent fatal police shootings in louisianna and minnesota. coming up we'll tell you about another protest planned for this morning. >> and "eyewitness news" on the keen at the fast moving fire sends a philadelphia firefighter to a hospital overnight. well today is monday, july the 11, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. we're getting your day started as always with a check on weather and traffic with katie and meisha a good morning. >> yes, good morning, here we go, guys, monday morning, starting off a brand new week. >> i didn't get the mega millions numbers, but -- >> no, we didn't win. there is always next time. >> always next time. there are more numbers. roadways are dry, a lot of construction out there, good news is the vine is open. >> indeed, right on through center city, got to love that. jim, you will like this. beautiful day. so it is a trade off having to get back to work obviously, beautiful day if you're bike to go work, walk to work, great excuse to have lunch alfresco today. we start things off

threats against police have led to arrests in chicago, wisconsin, and louisianna.y gillette, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> meantime, in texas, dallas is still on edge. police officers spent a couple of hours last night searching for suspicious person in a parking garage next to police headquarters. all clear given late into the night. meantime, flowers and cards are piling up, have become memorial for the five fallen officers. cbs news sources say gunman micah johnson had been stockpiling weapons building arsenal over the last two years. >>> this morning, communities throughout the delaware valley are offering condolances and support to police officers. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff shows us how the people they serve and protect are providing some comfort now for them after the attacks in dallas. >> reporter: this group want philadelphia to become the example, as the city mourning deadly violence regardless of color or career. >> silence is never going to be the answer. will never be the answer. >> walking prayer vigil moved through the street as d

opening civil rights investigation, into the deadly police shooting after black man in baton rouge, louisianna. >> his death has sparked protests and made national headlines, leaving many asking: will his death have ramifications similar to other recent deadly police shootings? >> jim starts us offer tonight. >> alton stirling is his name, in hat baton rouge, sent to the store after anonymous caller had threatened someone with a gun. exactly what happened that far sun clear, we are bea to show you portion of the cell phone video shows two pink him down on the ground before an officer takes out his gun and fires. >> we pause the video before officers fire the first shot. several more shots are heard on the video, then the camera cuts away. the protest in baton rouge began last night and continues throughout the day, as news of the shooting and the video spread. police say sterling was armed, but the convenience store owner told baton rouge tv station he didn't have a gun in his hand at the time but saw officers remove one from sterling's pocket, after the shooting. >> it is our goal that a thor

this time the shooting of an african-american by police in baton rouge, louisianna, con front take was caught on camera. thirty-seven year old alton sterling was armed when, tuesday night, the shooting prompted demonstrations across the country, including center city philadelphia. >> they said we couldn't come out here without burning up our own building, without tipping all the curse, but this is murder and this is baton rouge, louisianna. >> there is a consistent amph people saying this is what we feel, it is any community's duties to respond. >> graffiti artists in philadelphia also referenced the shooting, the message rest in peace alton sterling turned up on southbound i95 near 676 this morning. >> sixteen year old girl continues to recover from a gunshot wound after being hit by a stray bullet in the city's juniata section last night. family friends told "eyewitness news" the young woman was walking home with her aunt and four year old cuss whip they passed a group of men at the intersection of o and lycoming street. the friends, who wants to romain anonymous, says the men starte

. >> the gunfire errupted during demonstrations over police involved shootings in minnesota and louisianna. justin finch is live in our cbs-3 sat center with details on the ambush and courage of civilians, justin? >> jim, just minutes ago, from poland, president obama called the ambush vicious and twisted and promised resources for dallas a law enforcement advocacy group said it was the deadliest attack for law enforcement since september 11. dallas mayor is: asking is the it i -- city to come together, what he calls the worse nightmare for dallas, four dead, six wounded, there is also word a civil yan was injured, shot trying to shield her children from gunfire, she was hit in her right calf. those shots rang out close to 9:00 p.m. thursday, fired as a rally in support of alton sterling every louisianna and philandco castile of minnesota. both men died in police custody this week. dallas. >> reporter: those were fired from high platforms, targeting officers below. crowds ran for cover. then, hours later, came report after gunman holdup in a highrise parking garage, took his own life. thre

he is 37 year old man from baton rouge, louisianna who died tuesday after police shot him multiple timeson the ground. philadelphia police arrested protesters as they block an onramp off the vine street expressway, many are wondering if there will be more protests today. >> archbishop charles chaput issued new guidelines for clergy and oath leaders in the archdioces yesterday. he says divorce and simply remarried parishioners should live lie brother and sister, meaning, not have sex, if they want to receive holy communion. that certainly has got a lot of people talking but then, our mayor, philadelphia mayor jim kenney, he came out with a strong response to what the archbishop said. he's tweeted this comment last night saying, quote, jesus gave us the gift of holy communion because he so loved us, all of us. chaput's actions are not christian. and that has a lot of people talking this morning. >> so now we turn to your top three national headlines. first up, this happened overnight, a minnesota police officer has been placed on administrative leave after shoot to go death a black man las

department of justice investigating the police involved shoot that left alton sterling dead in louisianna. the community is now coming together. last night, governor john bell edwards led a prayer service, 2 miles away a mural has been painted at the place where police officers shot and killed sterling. his family is calling for justice, and change, nationally. >> if you don't care there is something wrong with you. we can't run from this any more. we have a problem all over this country. >> meanwhile, we're now learning a homeless man-made that 911 call that led police to the the response in which sterling was killed. sources tell cnn the homeless man approached sterling as he was selling cd's tuesday and asked for money. man persistent, and the sorts sayings sterling told the man to leave him alone and then showed him a gun. the man allegedly called 911. officers responded and during the confrontation that was caught on camera sterling was shot. >> now, sometime in the next 30 minutes, we are expecting president obama to address the shooting of those police officers in dallas. we will c

shots rang out through 9:00 p.m., happening as rally protesting the death of al ton sterling every louisianna and castile, both black men, died in police custody earlier this week. we know the shots were fired from elevated platforms, causing crowds below to scatter watch police say appears to be a sniper style ambush targeting officers on the ground, three suspect are reported in custody, one woman, and three men, all found at the same downtown dallas parking garage, where one suspect was holdup. and reports say later took his own life. this morning, loved ones, of the wounded, are speaking out. >> i'm just happy that others are okay, that we can live tomorrow, and just glad that he's life really. >> what did you say to him? >> i said that i love you and that i'm glad you're here. >> and she is grateful to have her mother this morning, the national law enforcement officers memorial funds calls the dallas ambush the deadliest day for law officers since september 11, when the 72 were killed, officials expect to slowly reopen buildings and streets in downtown dallas over the next several hours.

from fair hills to the police station, demonstrating into fatal police shootings in minnesota, louisianna, "eyewitness news" reporter tran dough was there, and tells us for the most part the protest on without -- protest went on without incident. >> are you tired? are you tired? are you tired? >> a multicultural crowd came together at the corner of north mascher in west came bro an in fairhill for the fourth protest in as many night in philadelphia. >> whose streets? our streets. >> philly coalition for real justice included some demonstrators, who rallied against police brutality for decades. >> nothing that's changed, if anything, it is getting worse, nothing that has changed. only thing going to change is the people. it is not going to come from their establishment, it is going to come from the people rising up to put an ends to it. >> dozen of officers were on hand to ensure that no one got hurt. as the crowd spread their message to the street of north philadelphia. >> it is what we do every day, we're here, regardless whatever the message is, here to make sure everyone is safe and go

. >> a day earlier in baton rouge, louisianna, alton sterling was fatally shot during confrontation with police. the mother of sterling's son told cbs news, she can relate to the pain the families in dallas are going through, both officers in that case are on administrative leave. >> the candidates for president respond to the recent shootings. hear what they had to say including hillary clinton's message in philadelphia, coming up in our next half hour. and we'll also have this. >> i'm cleve bryan, in atlantic city, doing something nobody's done in almost two years, sitting in a functional room at the showboat hotel. coming up we'll show you what it looks like now that it is open. >> and there is a winner this morning, for last night's giant $540 million mega millions jackpot. the numbers when we come right back. >> there is one winner of the 540 mega millions jackpot, that ticket was sold in indianna. but, we're going to give you the winning numbers in case you want a smaller prize. take a look: >> see the numbers again at our website cbsphilly.com. everybody thinks about what they wou

right now, they are searching for a fourth person. >> the aclu of louisianna, suit accuses the department of violate the first amendment rights of protesters marched after the july 5th killing of alton sterling by an officer. it alleges police used excessive force. they were abusive, wrongfully arrested more than 200 demonstrators. when asked about that suit, baton rouge officials said the department does not comment on pending litigation. >>> check out this new freeway warning. you wouldn't have seen it this time last week. where officials are demanding drivers do not play pokemon go. pea past molk monday poke monday rowing rowing rowing >> we are watching radar, did have thunderstorms rolling through, now all of the rain is dissipating, another area of thunderstorms out to our west, don't expect that to hold together, but we're less than an hour away from sunrise time. so we will probably see some resulting clouds, when daylight happens. but you see few scattered showers around port richmond, then, across the river, heading over to cherry hill, up to the north around buckingham, mayfiel

right now, they are searching for a fourth suspect. >> the aclu of louisianna filed a lawsuit against the baton rouge department. that suit accuses the department of violating the first amendment rights of protesters marched after the july 5th killing of alton sterling by an officer. it alleges police used excessive force. they were abusive and wrong fully arrested more than 200 demonstrate earls. when asked about the suit a baton rouge police official says the department does not comment on pending litigation. >> 4:11, walking into convenience store demanding money from the clerk, why the gunman question he asked his victim will send chills. >> deflate, takes another turn. where tom brady is remaining hope lies now. >> waking up to rain and some thunderstorms. around marple, rain is picking up in intensity, edgemont, downpour, east town, chester county, there is some rain there, as well. kind of on the heavy side. lighter rain in bucks county, around rich land, sellersville, going to get it in tinicum township, down in new jersey little portion of cumberland county getting some rain

scheduled in front of city hall this morning, over the police involved killings of two black men in louisianna and minnesota. >> dozens march, by way of center city, the protest was peaceful. >> in baton rouge, protests continued over the fatal police shooting of austin sterling. police arrested at least 30 people, in an unscheduled protest late last night, officers in riot gear kept protesters from entering interstate 110. >> pennsylvania's new budget now law without governor tom wolf's signature. he had until midnight to sign or veto the measure, wolf took no action. the $31 billion budget includes money for pennsylvania's schools, and addiction services, lawmakers are still negotiating how to fully fund the spending plan. a tribute to police. >> we'll show you the way one local community is honoring it police force. >> password problems, common thing you are probably doing with netflix, and hue lou, that may make you a federal criminal. >> ♪ >> you're watching cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. stay with us. >> ♪ i don't want to lie down. i refuse to lie down. why suffer? stand up to chr

we must stand in solidarity with law enforcement, the deaths of alton sterling in louisianna, and philandole in minute society, a also make clear how much more work we have to do to make every american feel that their safety is protected. trump ended his statement by saying he will make america safe again. >> back to the story we've been following all morning, several rowhouses catch fire in west philadelphia, we know two people are hurt. "eyewitness news" reporter anita o live at the scene, what can you tell us? >> rahel, good morning, pretty extensive damage to the row homes 5800 part of larchwood avenuement you can see much of this row home has been completely charred out. and crews have been on scene clearing out some of these homes and restoring the windows here, neighbors tell me that the family that lives in the main unit that's been affected was an evicted, and they were moving belongings from this home as late as yesterday, you can see, that there are bags of trash here on the porch as well as old furniture, officials say that the fire here started around 1:00 this morning, it bur

. >> louisianna police say they've arrested four people planning to kill application, alter sterling, investigators found out about this plot monday after federal authorities raided a baton rouge home inside found several guns stole friend local pawn shop. no ammunition was found, but police say, they were actively seeking things to load into the guns. more roadway, growing concerns over the new dis patch system. officials have confirmed to us here at fox 29 that the system has dropped out three times in it first eight weeks in operation. >> so the first outage which lasted six minute happened in early june when a man shot folcroft police officer christopher dorman, after he responded to drug call. officials say, a second outage happened at the end every june, and third, this past weekend. dispatchers came up with back up plan, local leaders say waiting for independent report to figure out exactly what's going wrong with the new system. >> philadelphia police looking for this guy, you are going to see here, they say, he was posing as a philadelphia gas works employee, on friday, and n

it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> thee things you need to know to start your day. >> louisiannaay the man who killed two baton rouge police officers and sheriff deputy has no known ties, to any extremist group. >> security fight for the republican national convention in cleveland, thousands every police offers letters help keep the peace with protesters expected to take to the streets. >> and this could be good news, septa added more seats on its regional rail lines, to check the changes go to cbsphilly.com. and that's three to go. >> and let's get last check every weather and traffic. >> you know what's so hot about this forecast, hot, humid, typical stuff. chance for showers and storms mainly late this afternoon and evening specially north and west of the city. it will be scattered. not everyone will see it. heatwave comes to end tomorrow, 88, but wednesday will be nice, mid 80s. >> and hey guys, just a heads up on septa. some of the lines experiencing delays despite the added train cars, especially on the paoli thorndale and lansdale-doylestown lines, so be sure to check the

. >> this time investigators say three officers in battoning ruin louisianna gunned down by gavin long. >> officer down. >> the shooter, decorated former marine. >> every time it happens, the last time, and your concerned about the men and women, obviously, everywhere, here. >> and here in philadelphia, the killings in dallas ... and now baton rouge, mean more changes to how officers patrol our street. >> you know we double up patrol calves, challenge for us, because of our manpower, so we had to staff police cars with veterans. >> dnc showcase in our city in just one week, commissioner richard ross says his department is tweaking security plans with state and fed rad agencies folk you g on keeps those visiting, those patrolling the city safe. >> most people choose not to do, some of whom will tell you -- the fact of the matter they have the same concerns, they have families, just like everyone else, and we have to make sure we show them support which we do. >> as for the specific details of the security changes, for the dnc as you can imagine, commissioner richard ross would not elabo

meanwhile in louisianna prayer service for alton sterling, he's the man who was shot and killed by policen baton rouge. 2 miles away a mural has been painted at the place where he died. his family calling for justice and change across the nation. >> here in philadelphia, for the second night in a row, protesters hit the street calling for justice following the deadly police involved shootings. another march just like this one in support of black lives is being planned during the evening rush hour tonight. it start at 5:00 at the corner of broad and erie street and ends at city hall. >>> septa commuters are in for another hot morning on pack rail cars, delays and crowded trains have been the norm for commuters this week, while defective rail cars get emergency repairs. some trains have bypassed crowded platforms, and they're also running slower, because of a speed row vick sean caused by excessive heat. >> in a surprise move, uber and philadelphia parking authority make a deal to help travelers during the septa rail crunch. and the dnc. the deal allows the ride sharing service to operate i

louisianna, okay? see it right here on broad street, broad and fit water.ery good place. it is at the philadelphia club plus, jazz, performing arts, music, louisianna, yes, i ' glee with this. >> 45 degrees angle? >> see this bolt right here? they're bolted in, because they doesn't want people cooking it. i didn't do. that will they don't want people really moving it. >> oh, my gosh, don't break it, if you break it, you guy. >> i'll buy this one. so we will head over to like the franklin institute, we're going to go to the dinosaur museum, otherwise known as the academy of natural scient cents, a ton that way, because you know, done on broad street >> i see trumpet for new orleans. >> yes? >> guard even ya, they have the flowers there. >> and you have around the back, mardi gras. >> oh, they have the justice whatever, they've got big eagle on the back. you know, that's the other thing, go back to the pennsylvania thing, it is like just flowers, like don't we need like valley forge military, or pit burying, or the schuylkill river or the ben franklin bridge,

it better be. >> first, to louisianna, now minnisota another deadly police involved shooting caught onamera, the video showing the moments after the shots were fired. >> he's back in court. bill cosby's attorneys will try to get his criminal sex assault case thrown out. we'll tell you how. >> retirement over college? parent, you may want to rethink your savings strategy. the five worse money mistakes new parent make. >> banish the belly. besides watching what you eat, watch what you drink. what you can zip on right now to sling your belly. >>> and it is probably not my vanilla latte, is it? >> i was just going to say. >> i don't think so. >> no. we'll check on steve because he's been on this jenkintown train, i think suburban station, but first quick weather and traffic. >> we are giving today six out every ten. yesterday was a 7t got to 95 degrees. but today we add few thunderstorms, into the forecast, not everybody will get one, bus stop buddy has the umbrella to remind to you keep your eye on the sky later on, especially, if you like he is at the pool. muggy the dog is there, too, b

. >> the group points to last week's death of black men, alton sterling in louisianna, and philando castile in minnisota their names and those of others whose death were police involved were red allowed. >> age 27, core ann williams, age 19. >> black lives matter. >> starting at 8:00 a.m., the march of more than 100 disrupted center city rush hour traffic. leaving many drivers at a stand still. some were angry, some not, but all noticed that this crowd chanting black lives matter was mostly white. >> i think it is beautiful that you have people of all races who are coming together for greater good. police kept watchful eye concerned more about safety than the message. >> we believe that our job is to protect, and protest, certainly not to hamper, interfere. >> here at city hall demonstrators say they realize that today their message may not be heard, so it may take a second time or a third time and they say for that, they are ready. >> we will be out, take it to the street until the ends of racism. >> at city hall, i'm justin finch, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> protests in baton rouge yest

demonstrators in philadelphia voice their frustrations with the recent fatal police shootings in louisianna coming up we'll tell you about another protest planned for this morning. >> and "eyewitness news" on the keen at the fast moving fire sends a philadelphia firefighter to a hospital overnight. well today is monday, july the 11, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. we're getting your day started as always with a check on weather and traffic with katie and meisha a good morning. >> yes, good morning, here we go, guys, monday morning, starting off a brand

around the country, following the recent police involved shootings of two black men in minnesota and louisianna. >> this is new video for englewood, california where black lives matter protesters marched through the night. take a look at your screen. see what the pros test remember doing, mostly young and differs crowd actually formed peace sign while blocking traffic. the demonstration was one of several across the country this weekend. another is planned today in just a few hours, at philadelphia city hall. but this one is by another group, "eyewitness news" reporter justin fin of live to tell us more, good morning, justin. >> jim, good morning, that rally is set to begin at 8:00 this morning, the organizers, showing up for racial justice, say they plan to demand that mayor jim kenney and city leaders takings against police involved violence, in minority communities. now, this rally by philly showing up racial justice will be the city's sixth demonstration in as many days. also, known as philly surge, the group organizes mainly white citizens, in support of racial equality. today, they expect

the first, the shooting death of alton sterling, in baton rouge, louisianna. >> then the death of philo castile, on facebook, his girlfriends streamed it live as it happened. >> so much to keep track of, including, the man who barricaded himself, was talking with police for hours, warning that there would be ied's around the city of dallas. that's what the police chief shared just a short time ago. of course an improvised explosive device. so far no more information on that. >> of course the story still developing, we'll keel you updated throughout the day on line and here on air. >> back to mike and alex who are in wilmington. good morning, guys. >> you know, we have a lot of people around us. do you say that washington, d.c. is in lockdown right now? >> yes, and there is no word specifically if it is related to anything that transpired in dallas or not. but yes, they sent congress home after meeting earlier today, and they've all been told to go home, and evaculated the building. >> okay, well, precaution all over the country, that's for sure. and also we had some information about s

. >> emotions high in in baton rouge louisianna, the shooting comes days after the shooting death of alton sterling. >> two white police officers on administrative leave this morning following that shooting,us justice department investigate that shooting according to the police chief, 37 year old alton sterling was armed, when he was shot and killed by police, but there are still questions right now about what happened. cell phone video shows the two officers pink sterling to the grounds, sterling's family is now calling for justice. >> here in philadelphia, protesters marched through the streets calling for justice last night. >> black power, black power, black power. >> philadelphia police arrested protesters as they blocked an onramp off the vine st. expressway. >> we are following breaking news out of juniata, two people have been shot. >> one of the victims fighting for his life. to steve keeley with the latest on this, steve, good morning. >> leer we go again, our daily viewers will remember dave kevin just 25 hours ago, 5:00 a.m., starting the report, how two teenagers were sh

the minnesota bureau of criminal apprehension has been called to investigatement meantime down in louisianna the justice department and the fbi have now opened up a civil rights investigation into the death of alton sterling. the father of five was approached by officers after officials say they received a 911 call about disturbance at convene yen store, sterling selling cd's out front. store was fatally shot when officers say he appeared to have a gun, not back tearing in front of reporters saying how his five kids will be forced to grow up without a dad. >> the individuals involved in his murder took away a man with children who depended upon their daddy on a daily basis. >> so the two officers involved in the shooting have been placed on administrative leave while the investigation is conducted. >> over center city, last night, where professors marched through the streets calling for justin in the shooting death of alton sterling, philadelphia police arrested protesters they blocked an onramp off the suing skewing, in a ramp now clear and open to traffic. >> 5:10 the time, turn to politic

. >> meanwhile, members of the community in baton rouge, louisianna came together to honor the three police officers killed in the line every duty sunday morning. montreal jackson, matthew gerald, and brad, vigil held at the university's memorial tower and organized by the lsu student government. memorial also set up outside the hospital where the two injured officers are being treated. >>> let's pray, let's take some time, let's pray. >> an unconventional closing prayer at the rnc has some folks talking. muslim trump supporter why he thinks the idea was genius. >> it was easy to come out as friends, it was harder to come out as republican. >> well, she may and republican, but caitlin jenner speaking out against her party. where she says they should be banned from, and why. >>> to take into your heart the message -- >> plus the man third eye blind told republicans at the gop convention. what the man said that draws boost from the crowd. >> donald trump gets a wall built but not exactly where he wants it, we'll explain who put up this wall on the hollywood walk of fame. fame. know you

opening civil rights investigation, into the deadly police shooting after black man in baton rouge, louisiannath has sparked protests and made national headlines, leaving many asking: will his death have ramifications similar to other recent deadly police shootings? >> jim starts us offer tonight. >> alton stirling is his name, in hat baton rouge, sent to the store after anonymous caller had threatened someone with a gun. exactly what happened that far sun clear, we are bea to show you portion of the cell phone video shows two pink him down on the ground before an officer takes out his gun and

louisianna police say they arrested three people planning to kill police at protests and retaliation for the death of alton sterling, investigators found out about the plot monday after federal authorities raided a baton rouge home, inside, they found, several guns stolen from a local pawn shop. police are still looking for a fourth suspect. >>> both cleveland and philadelphia police are adjusting their security plans for the national political convention, following the deadly shootings last week involving police officers. so, philadelphia police commissioner richard ross says the fatal shootings of five dallas police officers last week will require police to take different tactical approach, and in cleveland, the police chief there, says, his department has ramped up its security plans for the gop convention, have already started it tip-line for suspicious activity earlier than expected. >> the republican national convention begins monday in cleveland, and dnc of course is going to be here, week later, starting july 25th. >> elizabeth warren has been asked to address the dnc on it f

. >> and then ongoing manhunt in louisianna after guns were stole friend pawn shop. the scary crime police say the suspects were planning to carry out. >> investigator found out about the plot on monday, after federal authorities raided a baton rouge home, inside they found several guns stole friend a local pawn shop. police are still looking for a fourth suspect. >> new complaints made to paterno made back to 1973. >> he told paterno about sandusky's sexual assault back in 1976. and that paterno said did he not want to hear about it and that he had a football season to worry about. that testimony part of litigation bye penn state against an insurance company, overpayment of claims foray buys by sandusky. >> a lawyer for paterno's family released this statement yesterday, it says, in part: the materials released today relate to go joe paterno allege a conversation that occurred decades ago, 76, where all parties except the accuser are now dead. most significantly, extensive evidence that stands in stark contrast to this claim. we will say stay on it. >> coming up on

. >> the tragic deaths in minnesota and louisianna make clear that the work must be done to ensure andf work that americans feel that their safety is protected. >> reporter: but trump's potential vp pick chris christie placed blame on the protestor and the leadership. >> reporter: rudy giuliani on cbs suggesting the bigger problem is black on black crime. >> if i were a black father and i was concerned about the safety of my child, i would say be very respectful of the police. i'd also say be very careful of those kids in the neighborhood and don't get involved with them because, son, there's a 99 percent chance they're going to kill you not the police. >> reporter: hillary clinton on cnn saying white americans need to step up. >> i'm going to be talking to white people. i think we're the ones who have to start listening to the legitimate cries that are coming from our african-american fellow citizens. >> reporter: and on that note, clinton has found agreement with some republican leaders including speaker of the house paul ryan as well as a potential vice presidential running mate for

fair hills to the police station, demonstrating against the fatal police shooting in minnesota, louisianna, "eyewitness news" reporter tran dough tells us for the most part the protest went on without incident. >> are you tired? >> yes. >> multi cultural crowd came together in west cambria, for the fourth protest in as many nights in philadelphia include some demonstrators, rallied against bruce brew tail at this for decades. >> nothing, if anything, getting worse emptying that's going to change is the people, not going to come from their establishment. will come from the people rising up, dozens of officers, to ensure no one got hurt as the crowd spread their message through the street of north philadelphia. here just to make sure everyone is safe and goes home safe. >> cherry has three sons, two youngest joint her at the rally. >> can be labeled at any given time, if anything, and i fear for his safety and as well as other children that are growing up in our community group every about 300 ended the night outside the 24th and 25th police district, in juniata park. where line of officers

officers standing over the man outside of this convenience store, yesterday morning, in baton rouge, louisiannaone of the officers allegedly accuse the man, 37 year old alton sterling, of having a gun, that's what the police call said. before a series every gunshots are heard, well, the police officer right there pulls his gun out. shoots him point blank range. >> we freeze the video there, it is very graph glike horrible. >> you can hear the people recording the cell phone video reacting, and -- >> died instantly. right in front that far car. the coroner says the cause of death was multiple gunshot wounds to his chest and back, but you can tell the police officer face-to-face with alton sterling, looking up at him. >> now there are some protests going none baton rouge, and this is certainly a story a lot of people are talking about this morning, and they are starting a investigation. we'll have to see what comes of it. >> we'll stay on it. 7:32, sue serio. >> okay, looking at a day where this looks pretty invitingment swimming pool. and if you have that option, that's good thing to do. bus sto