mary smith kokomo resident clip# 6552 :55 i looked out my window and i said oh my god...my big window is gone. 58:52 that blown out window gives mary a clear view of the destruction in her neighborhood. nats family is what mary is hanging on to now...embracing all of the support others, including her community, can give her. vicky tolley kokomo resident 50:00 kokomo strong...kokomo strong is all i can say about it. 50:04 tag: there are now 5 confirmed tornados in central indiana..inclyding mcadams...back to you... some scary moments on milwaukee's east side. there was a fire at whole foods. we're told a car in the underground parking garage caught fire .. there were no reports on any injuries. halloween is more than 2 months away, but this is prime time for some pumpkin growers. glen and margaret martin are creating giant pumpkins, in their backyard garden near appleton. they've competitively for 8 years. the work starts in april... with the gourds getting 100 gallons of water each day. during the summer... they are covered with white sheets to protect their skins as they grow 50 to 6

our mary stoker smith is live in the newsroom with a look at what we can expect from pence tonight. mary? mike pence is in the badger state one day after a marquette law school poll shows his running mate is trailing hillary clinton here. in la crosse, pence began his town hall talking about how trump can relate to everyday workers. he also mentioned the respect trump has for law enforcement. he hammered home the idea that trump doesn't mince words. "when he does his talking, he doesn't go tip toeing around the thousands of rules of politcal correctness that enforces semantics ...hear him loud and clear." the hilton downtown at 5th and wisconsin. doors are open, the event starts at seven. reporting in the newsroom,mary stoker smith fox 6 news. brad thanks ben. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton lays out her economic vision for the country today. while sources say she's close to giving americans a look at her tax returns, something donald trump claims he cannot do. emily schmidt has more on clinton's plan. hillary clinton, d presidential about 18 miles between warren, m

our mary stoker smith joins us with some insight into one reason we snore. mary? turns out living on a busy street could drive you to a new study out of norway has found that sleepers who are exposed to traffic pollution are more likely to snore - if they're male. women exposed to the toxic fumes and loud noise of high traffic areas were more likely to experience daytime drowsiness rather than saw logs. researchers still aren't certain why the side effects of a bad night's sleep differed between the sexes. bar - when it comes to soap. 55 percent of people now say they prefer using body washes in the shower! mintel marketing agency did a survey and found people - especially young people - have several negative perceptions of bar soap. 48% of people think bar soaps are covered in germs. others say they've turned away from soap... because it leaves residue, doesn't last as long and isn't as convenient as liquid soap. meanwhile, bar soap sales have dropped more than 2 percent, in the last year. you know when you're in a store and a baby is crying and that's all you he

meant to challenge teens to identify and address issues-- through large-sa in the newsroom -- mary stoker smith -- fox six news. steph thank mary a threat this morning at the wells fargo building in downtown milwaukee... authorities arrived after a note was found. it happened before the bank opened -- so nobody was let in. police are looking through the video surveillance for any suspicious activity. so far they've released no updates. the west allis man accused in a guilty in milwaukee county. zachary hays waving his preliminary hearing today on a charge of first- degree reckless homicide. hays also faces charges in sauk county after prosecutors say he killed an illinois woman on the interstate in a drive-by shooting. both incidents happened on may 1st. he's expected back in court next month. social media posts are lighting up with comments and opinions about the milwaukee officer who shot sylville smith -- and about smith himself. fox6's myra sanchick talked to e knew both men -- and says neither deserves what is happening. i think the image of both parties are being tarnished. sawi perry-- i

fox6's mary stoker smith with how it's affecting some of sherman park's youngest residents. the signs of strife are still evident in sherman park. barber: 'you see that gas station over there? that look bad.' an inviting place to play - looks more like a construction zone. happening in a barbers chair. "we wanna see where their head is at.... anton smith is just one barber 'cutting out violence' by offering free haircuts to kids. 'while theyre in the chair we create a dialogue, their name, their age, how many brothers and sisters they have, what school they go to, what they want to be when they grow up.' that can have a big impact on the future. ' you know right now the credibility and the concept of the american dream is lagging, they dont believe that they opportunity for them to be successful exists we dont see it here in milwaukee.' after graduating college, alderman kalif rainey is serving the neighborhood he grew up in. bite 'all of us who have moved forward need to come back show others how to do it as well.' hes optimistic things can improve. but is quick to point ou

our mary stoker smith joins us with more. that's right... a cheaper, generic epipen will soon be available. mylan-- the maker of the life saving allergy treatment -- announced the plans this morning. mylan said the generic will be available in "several weeks" at a cost of 300-dollars per two-pack. tag that's twice as much -- at more than 600- dollars. mylan's announcement comes after national outrage over the branded version's price jumped from 100 to 600 dollars in just a few years. with school starting, bullying may be a concern for parents. experts say knowing there is a problem is the first step towards solving it. according to the cleveland clinic, children who are bullied in the first eight years of life ....are more likely to suffer from depression and anxiety disorders. they are also high cholesterol as adults. parents should be on the lookout for sudden changes in their behavior - like no longer enjoying activities they used to like. other changes to look out for - sudden drop in grades or if their child stops participating in socia

mary stoker smith joins us live in the newsroom with more. good evening. senator tim kaine is hosting a private fundraising event in the state's capitol. earlier today -- he spoke in north carolina. kaine spent much of his speech talking about trump's remarks on the u-s military. kaine said anyone who calls the unfit to be commander in chief. how about making fun of john mccain for being a pow. he said i don't consider him a hero because he got captured. could you be more thick-headed, insensitive, or ignorant than that? it's unbelievable those words would come out of anybody's mouth. much less the mouth of somebody who wants to be commander in chief. today. she also railed against trump's national security policy. clinton also offered to help voters register at her rally in philadelphia. back to you. hand thanks mary unrest in milwaukee causing millions of dollars in damages. community leaders are coming together to keep the peace -- but it's not a new idea. you got to have a forum where people can talk about things and say im not alone in this whole jour

mary tate-smith, lives in sherman park 01;43;58 so we have to work together. we need ech other. we need the police and the police need us. 01;44;05the mass also served as a place for those effected by the violence-to heal. 01;41;43 i hope if it stops, it never happens again.nat this mass was put 3 more than 50 people took the streets on milwaukee's north side, promoting peace. the group stopped at homes.. speaking with residents about improving peace and understanding.the walk started in the linsday heights neighbhorhood... and even though that area is more than a mile east of sherman park, organizers say this past weekend's violence made today's event even more important. we're hoping that people will take the time out of their day to just stop, get to know each other, and really that we're facing from my perspective it came from a feeling that we need to celebrate peace, more than our differences, we have that similarity of peace that we all want 3 3 the walk was planned before last weekend's unrest.a city worker also went along, noting problems the city can work on. the state

it is just one case because earlier it talks about, jane adams and mary smith. they'd make a point to, if they were going to a hotel or something to make a point to make sure they had a double bed. it's not something that, i guess, becomes, you know -- i don't think people start denying it, but it is something that becomes more political and you do see more of a dichotomy between the two extremes. >> it becomes more dangerous. before it's like, i want a double bed. that's fine. now it's like, what are they doing in that double bed? do you think this woman is a big hypocrite to say publicly that, even though she's in this fulfilling relationship with a woman that the only relationship that could fulfill itself and be complete is that between a man and a woman? >> this just made it more difficult for individuals in boston marriages to really, you know, continue that lifestyle and so i think that especially if you are someone like this, you know, you are in charge of big university where there are a lot of women coming and parents might be worried or something that

those stories and more coming up in about 20 minutes, when mary stoker smith joins me on fox six news at five. brad thanks ted. buddies are back! you can help fox6 and feeding america eastern wisconsin make sure kids get enough to eat. go to any sendiks food market now through september 6th. all of the proceeds will be used to provide backpacks filled with food to kids in need...and those backpacks will be restocked with food every friday throughout the school year. in a car might not think about. but it's a potentially deadly risk many people take. coming up, why seat belt safety is so important, everywhere in the car, even if you're just in the car for a short time. and still ahead, the key to a smart kid? the one thing that expecting moms should eat that could give their child a leg up. here's a live look outside right now from our moderne camera. ad lib what you see weather expert tom wachs is in next with a your seat belts have saved 3-hundred thousand lives snc standard equipment fifty years ago. but still 25 million people dont buckle up, especially in the back seat. contact 6'

mary stoker smith joins us to tell you why. ... many doctors are preparing to hear from school-age patients with back issues... they say its stems mostly from heavy backpacks and poor posture that can hit students with persistent pain. studies done show a five-pound book could exert about 35 pounds of of stress onto the back of a school-age kid. and who carries just one book in their bag? the damage gets worse if students aren't wearing both back pain from this can severely impact learning and attention in class. a modern-way to combat all this? get an ipad with some form of electronic textbooks. if you've watched the olympics at all, you've probably thought to yourself, wow, these people are all in really good shape." well, you don't have to be an olympic athlete to reap the benefits of a few laps in the pool. doctor elaine husni says swimming can be especially beneficial for people with arthritis-related joint pain. the weightless feeling beneficial because it can reduce compression on irritable, swollen joints. doctors also say

mary stoker smith joins us with tips on how to find a sport for your child. helping your child create a healthy involvement in sports will help them stay physically fit, but also help their minds. when looking for a sport for your child, there are some guidelines. keep your child's personality in mind. would they rather play with a group on a team, or more of an individual sport. sports like archery, or activities like chess can engage kids in the competitive aspect of sports, without as that will help them evolve in the workplace. they'll learn teamwork, communication, dedication and grit." the doctor adds that it's important for parents to make sure their kids finish an activity once they've started it. and at the end of the day, the goal is to have fun and stay active. what you post on instagram - may tell more about you... than you realize. a harvard and university of between the types of colors people tend to use and their overall mental state. people who posted grayer or darker pictures on instagram tended to be more depressed than others who posted mor

our mary stoker smith joins us with more a new harvard study found unsafe levels of industrial chemicals in water samples across the country. those specific chemicals are actually more common than you probably think. they're used to make things like food but when ingested, they can cause health problems. studies have linked the chemicals to high cholesterol, obesity, even cancer. the e-p-a says the primary makers of two of the main chemicals phased out their production years ago. the highest levels of those samples were near industrial sites, military bases and wastewater treatment plants. flu season is right around the corner, and many kids may have some fears when it comes to getting their new alternatives to conventional numbing can help kids get over those fears. this buzzy bee cold pack is one option. the bee can be used as an alternative to topical numbing medication, which takes 20 minutes to take effect .... while a child's anxiety over getting the shot grows. gaughen says: "you barely feel it, like, you feel nothing." winterhalter says: "it's to sort of scramble the pain respons

mary stoker smith is here with more. officials are saying the massive wildfires burning in the western u-s -- will expose tens of million to high air pollution for decades. researchers estimated air pollution from previous and projected wildfires in over 5-hundred counties in the western u-s. they found that by mid-century, more than 80 million people will air pollution caused by wildfires. the researchers say the findings point to the need for changes in high-risk areas. and it's not just fires that are a problem. in the aftermath of historic flooding in louisiana... health officials warn, the danger isn't over just because the water is starting to recede. the american red cross says flooding in louisiana is the worst natural disaster in the u-s since hurricane sandy. a rescuer suffered a small injury, a scratch from a dog, wound was enough to allow bacteria from the flood waters into his body, causing infection. "puncture wounds are about the worst. within 36 hours it can be moving into trouble." "anything from very ba

mary stoker smith is here to overlooking. new findings show that many parents are putting their babies to sleep in ways that could be increasing their risk of sudden infant death syndrome. a "back to sleep" campaign -- going on for decades -- has been giving parents tips on safe sleeping but the research says parents aren't getting the hint. one-hundred-sixty families were studied. information was gathered at one, three and six months of age. babies were put to sleep on surfaces found unsafe. and a whopping 91-percent slept with unsafe items ... like pillows or stuffed animals. study authors say parents and pediatricians need to have more conversations about sids throughout infancy. researchers shining more light people who want to quit smoking. turns out -- walking distance from smoking products has a big impact on your chance oq data on more than twenty thousand current and former smokers.. they looked at how changes in walking distance from home to the nearest tobacco shop affected smoking behavior. the results were surpri

our mary stoker smith joins us with more. a new study shows that twins actually live longer than other people on to why. researchers believe it may have a lot to do with their close social connection. researchers reviewed data on more than twenty-nine hundred same-sex twins born in denmark between 18-70 and nineteen hundred... including only data from twins who lived past the age of ten. the team compared the data to the general population.. finding at every age twins had higher survival rates. study authors say the results reflect the health benefits of the close social ties between twins for much of their some huge medical news coming out of new york. researchers at the roswell park cancer institute are seeing if they can create a brain cancer vaccine. the phase two trial has fifteen people currently enrolled which is testing whether a medication can eliminate their cancer. that's right, a possible cancer medication! it's called "survax-m" -- a 'next generation' treatment for brain cancer using immunotherapy. designed to st

those stories and more coming up in about 20 minutes, when mary stoker smith joins me on fox six news at five. brad thanks ted. turkey changing the war in syria with its largest-ever military move of the and today, there are no indications they're looking to pull back any time soon. fox's benjamin hall has more from london. free syrian army fighters, clearing the last pockets of isis resistance from the border town of jarablus... it's a big loss for the militant group, cutting off a key supply route in and out of turkey. the town's liberation - the result of a new turkish offensive involving tanks, special forces, translated "we won't stop working to free this country from the tyranny of isis forever, and eliminate them from syria." the u-s is also backing the incursion with airstrikes and advisors on the ground... vice president biden visiting coalition allies this week... says this isn't just a surgical strike - the turkish military is looking for a game-changer in syria - and they're prepared to stay on the offensive for as long as it takes. biden says: "we will continue to work ve

it is one case because back earlier it talks about, was it jane adams and mary rose smith, they would make point if they are going to a hotel, they would make a point to have a double bed. i guess it is something -- i don't think people start to denying it. but it is becoming political and you see a dichotomy of the two extremes. >> it becomes dangerous. >> now, it is like what are they doing in that double bed. >> do you think this woman ais big hypocrite to say that she's fulfilling the relationship of the women that the only relationship that could fulfill itself between a man and a woman. >> uh-huh. >> it made it difficult for individuals for boston marriages to continue that lifestyle. i think if you are something like this, you are in charge of -- university where there are a lot of women coming and parents maybe worried or something that you do have to put up ta front even though that's not what they are feeling and would be difficult to be living in boston marriage. >> that's exactly right. >> to be complete between a man and a woman. like i am viewing it as a completion is ha

. >> mary louise smith. >> yes, she was the one but bob dole took over as temporary chairman of the convention. >> he was chairman of the party of 1972, i worked format the headquarters and washington, down sent me lower into the watergate in 1972. i got to go visit the watergate for the democratic national committee because they wanted somebody who had a claim other than a member of the rnc, i claim to be a reporter from the listto get the delegate which they would not give to the rnc. so i wandered around inside the watergate. he was chairman of the party in 19 72 and interestingly enough, chairman of the party and jerry probably remembers this, the party at that point, bob dole, headed the nixon reelection campaign. the rnc, they could not stand the nixon people at all. they were the enemy. for sunday kratz. -- worse than the democrats. >> we're going to adjourn to the second floor where we have the wonderful dole institute exhibit of the 1976 convention and a reception. if ford would have one, could he have run again in 1980? reagan reallyd work hard for him after the convention through th

mary and brett lemoin and stoker- smith... stop mosquitoes, because of growing zika concerns in south florida. officals in miami beach are spraying pesticides and taking other steps to stop mosquitoes from breeding. it comes after health officials announced that zika is actively spreading in the area. five new cases of zika are under investigation.... including three involving tourists who visited the beach. wildfires have forced the closure of a famous california landmark. the hearst castle, along the state's central of a wildfire than has already destroyed 17 thousand acres. fire officials say the fire is only 35 percent contained, but they say it is burning in the opposite direction of the landmark. toss to weather weather scattered showers possible this evening then becoming mostly clear overnight. the temperature will plenty of sunshine over the next couple of days but 80s and higher humidity levels return by tuesday. thunderstorms likely wednesday into thursday but the accompanying cold front will bring more seasonal air

mary thanks ashley death of sylville smith. the officer who pulled the trigger comes from the very neighborhoods he patrols. fox 6 investigator bryan polcyn has more on the officer's background... including some surprising tweets and his very own rap video. "got some workers on the payday. never trip what they say..." this is the milwaukee police officer who shot sylville smith... in a rap video posted on youtube long before the shooting, he makes reference to civil of force. "i'm gonna start a riot like it's baltimore."fox 6 news is aware of the officer's identity, but we are choosing not to name him at this time, because the investigation is ongoing and he has not been accused of any wrongdoing. the 24-year-old officer hails from the very inner city milwaukee neighborhoods he patrols. he was first appointed a police aide in 2010... then promoted to probationary officer in 2013... a period that was extended for 97 days in 2014. tweeted about getting wasted, blowing money at strip clubs and casinos. and in one ominous tweet, he

marie: thank you. senator smith, thank you. that was very gracious of you. the work that we have in doing with the broadcasters in some of the newsrooms, for whatever we can to bring in the stakeholder groups, the one thing that i came away from as i experienced is that stakeholders are interested in talking to the local media representatives, to tell their stories. and the broadcasters are interested in hearing them directly share their stories with them. but the notion of community service is one that i was not aware of and the opportunity to take part in the awards program that broadcasters have the most remarkable sense of community service that i have ever experienced. i don't know if it is by design nine -- by design or people go into social service, but rod caster's, when it -- but broadcasters, what i've learned, is that they have a first responder team. we don't always think about it that way. i'm giving them something that they don't want, but that's how i see it. cities with floods or hurricanes or any kind of major crisis during the holiday seaso

mary mcguire, news channel 8. >> we did reach out to the family of torenzo smith and his cousin tells us tarpon springs police let them know about that arrest immediately. >>> after a week of searching a man deputies say carjacked a woman outside a bone the polk county sheriff's office says 41-year-old sean mclaughlin stole the car by threatening the driver with a chain. the car was found crashed and burned a short distance from where it was stolen. tonight mclaughlin is charged with armed robbery and grand theft of a motor vehicle. >>> tonight the bay area community mourns the loss of a tampa police officer. master patrol officer fred arnold, iii, passed away unexpectedly during an off duty incident is. we're trying to gather that information. officer arnold served the city of tampa for 27 years and mentored young teens. a few years in his career in 1992 he became a hero. i jumped through the -- he jumped through the window of a burning home to save a woman and her two small children. >>> parishioners of st. lawrence church are preparing to say good-bye to monsignor lawrence higgins who passed away this week. he

mary ryan boys and girls club. there are still a lot of questions surrounding the death of sylville smith and the body camera of the milwaukee police officer who shot him.what is not known is if the officer activated his body camera before telling smith to drop a weapon.the a-c-l-u says this could become problematic. 17:07:30 that suggests the officer didn't turn on their video when they should cameras are always recording.. but not always ?saving footage. when an officer wants to save an incident.. they have to double click the camera.the camera will then go back and record the last 30 seconds.. but that 30 seconds won't have audio due to a delay. 53:07 (( i know that the video starts as the officer is still in the vehicle and then about 30 seconds later the audio kicks in )) 53:15 attorney footage because it's still considered sylville smith's funeral will be held friday at christian faith fellowship church.more than 30 faith leaders have promised to be there.a family representative says smith's mother worshipped there sunday. 23:30:31 going through this transition of having lost a son and now trying to deal with

i know we are eager to hear from you, marie say you can share more in depth. .arie: thank you senator smith, thank you. that was very gracious of you. doingrk that we have in with the broadcasters in some of the newsrooms, for whatever we can to bring in the stakeholder thing that ine came away from as i experienced is that stakeholders are interested in talking to the local media representatives, to tell their stories. and the broadcasters are interested in hearing them share their stories with them. but the notion of community service is one that i was not and the opportunity to take part in the awards program that broadcasters have the most remarkable sense of community service that i have ever experienced. i don't know if it is by design nine -- by design or people go into social service, but rod when it -- but broadcasters, what i've learned, is that they have a first responder team. don't always think about it that way. i'm giving them something that they don't want, but that's how i see it. cities with floods or hurricanes or any kind of major crisis during the holiday season, they a

can't-miss lineup in addition to wonderful people texas congressman trump supporter lamar smith former louisiana senator marydepartment ordered to release 15,000 hillary clinton e-mails exclusive dominates show an executive at the clinic foundation left almost 150 phone messages, for hillary clinton's top aide at state department blake burman has details from our washington bureau good morning blake. reporter: sandra good morning to you then there was also the conservative advocacy group judicial watch calls latest e-mails it contained proof of play forplay while this clinton campaign called that dump a false attack from a right wing group those e-mails show that in early months of hillary clinton's state department clinton permission to founder and bill clinton aide doug, emiling to hillary clinton aides special requests involving donors according to lists on clinton foundation web site that release came hours before fox james rosen reported, that call logs for top aides cheryl mills shows the least 148 telephone messages in a two-year period from clinton foundation chief operating officer lauren graham, se

smith and the chiefs only playing a couple of series. five different quarterbacks saw action for the chiefs today. the seahawks moments ago hit a hail mary with time running out to tie it and them went for it and got the two-point conversion to win it. not that it mes the grand scheme of things but pretty cool way to end an exhibition game. david dull 17 game career starting hitting streak came to an end yesterday in philadelphia but charlie blackmon can tease to sizzle. over his last seven games he is hitting .576 and has six homers and 12 driven in. as for action today, the rockies after losing five times in the last six starts didn't start off two on. a three run shot to punctuate the first inning. his 21st of the season. 3-0 phillies still early on in the bottom of the second. meanwhile, tyler austin and aaron judge accomplished a major league first today. they have been playing baseball well over 100 years paired the yankees teammates hit back-to-back home runs in their first-ever at-bats in in the major league's. they did it and helped the yankees win their fourth straight with an 8-4 win over the race. >> we're just talking other

jim smith is live in chopper 2 with details for us. jim. >>reporter: yeah, mary. the investigation right now is ongoing along the waterfront in and the baseball stadium. we can see police officers walking around in the area very close to the waterfront. what we know is that around 1:45 this morning a man was found stabbed to death in this area. it's not known yet what the motive was or if police have any suspects at this point. there is an investigation. much of the area around the ferry terminal and the baseball stadium, we do see taped off. police officers walking around, a crime scene unit also on the scene as well. a, death here at 1:45 this morning. we'll bring you more information as it becomes available. live in chopper 2, jim smith, cbs 2 news. >> jim, thank you. >>> a massive fire ripped through a warehouse in queens, sending smoke billowing into the air. >> it took several hours and huns of firefighters to get it under control. cbs 2's janelle burrell joins us live in sunnyside, queens with more on this. janelle. >>reporter: well, chris, firefighters got

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ktvu's as a smith is live at the sheriff's office with how one him peace of evidence lead to her arrests.>> reporter: w -- maryle wore a different outfit in each of these robberies, but it wasn't the disguise that gave her away. you are taking a look at surveillance pictures of a robber police have been trying to catch. her first hit was in cupertino on june 3. she did not let up, robbing eight other banks. >> this was a person who is probably not going to stop committing robberies. it may have only been a matter of time till someone was hurt.>> reporter: she brandished a firearm and handed a demand note to the teller. it was what here happened here -- happened here at sunnyvale that led to an arrest.>> this is a really safe area in sunnyvale. the fact that it happened there was shocking to all of us. some of us didn't realize that credit unions have enough cash on hand to be a target. >> reporter: witnesses reporting the robber touched items including a pamphlet. investigators match up rent to marry me the, arrested for petty theft and stealing a car.>> you normally don't get good-quality prince in situations

jim smith is live in chopper 2 with the details. >> reporter: yeah, mary, police have been called to the ramada hotel in staten island. we can tell you several police cars are on the scene. currently police are looking for two suspects believed to be teenagers between 15 and 18 years old. we are told that a gun was displayed during the robbery. it's not known at this time w robbed. again, police are on the scene investigating the scene. we've seen at least four police cars arrive at this location at the ramada hotel along gannon avenue in staten island. no injuries were reported in the robbery. live in chopper 2, jim smith. >>> the fight's underway to fix a jersey shore eyesore. a multirental property a block from the beach in seaside heights is run down, and neighbors say it's dangerous. one man says he rescued a boy hide and seek. squatters also slip in. the zombie house has been abandoned since before superstorm sandy. >> we're trying to get what they call an administrative warrant where we can go in, look at the structure. we can tell you just by looking on the outside, the north

mary, back to you. >> alex, thank you. >>> we're following breaking news of a tree down in the bronx. jim smith is live in chopper 2 with the details for us. jim. >>reporter: a portion of the tree has fallen down into the intersection, it's taking -- taken down some power lines and no reports of injuries of anybody getting struck on the cbs 2 news. >> jim, thank you. >>> we have good news for a new jersey woman who was touched by a stranger's good deed at the grocery store. yesterday the stop and shop in south orange offered to interview the unemployed woman. you'll recall sarah hall says she was in the process of returning items saturday in order to pay the rent. she says a woman handed her $30 to cover the expense. hall is still trying the good samaritan so she can thank her again. >> be nice for two nice gestures two days in a row there. hopefully we'llav interview went very well. >>> time now for "cbs this morning," let's get an update from charlie and gayle of their broadcast this morning. >>reporter: good morning. >>reporter: good morning, chris and mary. we are on the scene of an apartme

marie callender's it's time to savor and know there's even more to savor with family size pot pies. >>> good morning. it's monday, august 1st. i'm sandra smith alert. it's happened again. another cop shot. this time after a police chase in the state of illinois. now the manhunt for the suspect. we'll have the latest. >>> and it's the battle of the billionaires. mark cuban versus donald trump. what they're both doing on the campaign trail on this first day of august. we'll tell you. >>> she's a beauty queen who got caught posting ugly things online. but is her miss usa crown in jeopardy? more on the outrage surrounding her twitter feed. let me remind you, yep, mornings are better with "friends." >>> well, if you joined us one hour ago at 6:00 eastern time you would have known that we came in after being out of town for a couple of weeks and it was hot in here. they have adjusted the a.c. it feels good. >> things are getting back up and running. >> whoever deserves credit, we like to salute those who made it possible, those who built the building and put the central air in. >> i would like to thank sandra smith for coming in today. >> thank yo