i'm maurice dubois. this is our western edition.begin with breaking news in the shooting of david ortiz. officials in the dominican republic have just revealed the baseball superstar was not the intended target. he was shot by mistake. 11 suspects are under arrest, as ortiz recovers in boston. mola lenghi is in santo domingo with late developments. >> reporter: dominican attorney general jean alain rodriguez sanchez and national police director ney aldrin bautista say they now know everything in the shooting of former major league baseball all-star david ortiz. authorities say david ortiz was not the target. instead, it was another man at the bar wearing a similar outfit. ortiz was shot in the back at point-blank range as he sat with friends on the patio of the dial bar and lounge sunday june 9 in what appeared to be an ambush. police say the attack was a paid hit job. investigators say alberto miguel rodriguez mota, the so-called middleman who paid the gunman, is a known fugitive, but police have already arrested the alleged gunman

i'm maurice dubois. this is our western edition.begin tonight with an image that many will find upsetting. it shows the dangers so many are willing to try to face to sneak into this country. a father and young daughter drowned in the rio grande. as the photo went viral, fingers of blame were pointed. here's the president today, sounding off on democrats. >> they want to have open borders, and open borders mean eanme, and open borders means people drowning in the rivers. >> dubois: omar villafranca is at the border with more on the people in this disturbing picture. >> reporter: it's a haunting image of desperation. oscar alberto martinez ramirez and his almost two-year-old daughter valeria, face down in south texas's rio grande. the child's arm is still holding on to her father's neck after they both drowned trying to cross into america. as the bodies were taken away, his wife tania can be heard sobbing. oscar's mother in el salvador broke down when she heard the news. >> ( translated ): the last message he sent me was on saturday.

i'm maurice dubois. this is our western edition.assive victory rally in toronto for the raptors erupted into chaos today. gunshots set off a stampede of people running for safety. at least four people were shot. arrests have been made. the panic broke out as an estimated crowd of two million celebrated canada's first n.b.a. championship. don dahler has more. >> reporter: cell phone video shows a sea of screaming parade- goers fleeing the scene of a shooting. ( gunfire ) confusion turned to panic and chaos. ross rheaume was caught in the stampede. >> a bunch of people were getting trampled over and over again. people were running over the top of each other. >> reporter: toronto police tweeted word of the incident shortly after 4:00 p.m. "reports of a woman shot. people running from area. police/e.m.s. are on scene." police said there were four gunshot victims and two people in custody. >> this is crazy, yeah? >> reporter: at one point, the announcer interrupted the program to urge onlookers to stay calm, even as the raptor players re

i'm maurice dubois. this is our western edition.ther key member of the trump administration is leaving. today acting defense secretary patrick shanahan withdrew from the formal confirmation process even as tensions with iran are escalating. defense and eight other top administration jobs are now held by acting leaders, including homeland security and chief of staff. shanahan's exit comes as court and police records of domestic violence surrounding his divorce were brought to light. david martin has more on that. >> reporter: patrick shanahan and his wife kimberly divorced rcght years ago, a year after a run-in with police which began with this 911 call: >> my husband is throwing punches at me. >> reporter: according to court documents, he denied that and claimed she had punched him, giving him a bloody nose. when police arrived, she was the one charged with assault, which was later dismissed. after the divorce, fights over money and custody of the three children continued. in 2011, their 17-year-old son beat his mother with a baseba

i'm maurice dubois. this is our western edition.sident trump is facing perhaps his biggest foreign policy challenge yet. iran shot down a u.s. surveillance drone today. this is iranian video purporting to show the missile striking the drone in the first direct military contact between the two nations in more than 30 years. where it happened is in dispute. iran says it was over its territory. the u.s. says the unmanned drone was over international waters. the president briefed congressional leaders today, but now the question is how to respond. david martin begins our coverage. >> reporter: the moment an iranian missile slammed into the american drone. then a corkscrew smoke trail as it fell tens of thousands of feet into the sea, a direct attack by iran on a u.s. military aircraft. >> iran made a big mistake. this drone was in international waters, clearly. we have it all documented. it's documented scientifically, not just words. and they made a very bad mistake. >> reporter: how will you respond, mr. president? how will you respon

i'm maurice dubois. this is our western edition.resident trump called new sanctions on iran hard-hitting. and this time he's taking direct aim at iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khomeini. the measures approved today are in part a response to iran's downing of a u.s. drone last week. the goal is to squeeze iran's economy further to get it to drop its nuclear program. paula reid has more on how the onctions will work. >> never can iran have a nuclear neapon. >> reporter: president trump is increasing pressure on iran by blocking supreme leader ayatollah ali khomeini and other top officials from using international banking systems. >> sanctions imposed through the orecutive order that i'm about to sign will deny the supreme leader and the supreme leader's office and those closely h hiliated with him and the office access to key financial resources and support. >> reporter: also targeted, eight iranian military commanders the trump administration says were responsible for shooting down a u.s. drone last week. iran's economy has alr

i'm maurice dubois. this is our western edition.he trump administration wanted to ask every person in the country whether he or she is an american citizen as part of the 2020 census. but today, in a 5-4 decision, the supreme court blocked that. the president vows to keep fighting, and there's a lot at stake. the census bureau predicts millions of immigrants would go uncounted if the question were on the form, and some states could lose seats in congress. more now from chief legal correspondent jan crawford. >> reporter: in a sharp rebuke of the trump administration, the justices said they would have to be naive to believe the rationale for adding a citizenship question to the 2020 census. commerce secretary wilbur ross said it would help enforce lbting rights. but chief justice john roberts called that explanation contrived. >> every single person in this sountry deserves took counted, plain and simple. >> reporter: it was a victory for immigrant rights groups who accused the administration of adding the question to deter non-citize

i'm maurice dubois. this is our western edition. the democratic front-runner spent today on damage control. joe biden defended his civil rights record one day after it was challenged in a heated exchange on the debate stage. kamala harris, the only black woman among the 25 candidates for president, went after biden for opposing in the 1970s federal intervention in school busing. ed o'keefe is following this. >> i want to be absolutely clear about my record and position on racial justice, including busing. i never, never, never ever opposed voluntary busing. >> reporter: former vice president biden today in chicago trying to explain away a tough moment for him in last night's debate. >> i did support federal action to address root causes of segregation in our schools and our communities. >> reporter: as a young senator in the 1970s, biden believed that busing wouldn't help achieve equal opportunity. he frequently spoke out about the issue, including at a press conference 42 years ago today. ea i don't think it should be left to any b

i'm maurice dubois. this is our western edition.sident trump confirmed today that minutes before a planned attack against iran, he called it off. the president said the projected death toll of 150 people was too high. he said the plan was to hit three locations in response to iran's downing yesterday of an unmanned u.s. surveillance drone. david martin begins our coverage at the pentagon. >> reporter: if the president had gone through with the strike plan, this is what he would be looking at today-- pictures of two dozen cruise missiles launching from ships. but 10 minutes before they were scheduled to fire, he called it off, because, as he explained in an interview with nbc's "meet the press," he didn't like the answers >> i said, "i want to know something before you go. how many people will be killed?" in this case iranians. they said-- came back, said, "sir, approximately 150." >> reporter: the strike plan called for launching multiple missiles at each of three sites that were part of iran's air defense system, which would have b

a court case for maurice the noisy cockerel.up in busines: deal, no deal, or no brexit? businesses brace for more uncertainty as theresa may prepares to step down and rivals line up to replace her a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation. tell us what you think, just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. as we heard, france postpone the case of the over eager cockrell. tell us what you think. an investigation into sabotage attacks on four oil tankers off the united arab emirates last month has concluded that it's very likely they were carried out by a state actor. preliminary findings suggest limpet mines were attached to the vessels by divers operating from fast boats — an operation described in the report as "highly sophisticated". the investigators don't blame a specific country, but the united states has accused iran of being behind the attacks. our washington correspondent chris buckler has more: the details could have come f

maurice scott, killed just steps from his home.on this tragic loss. >> we pray for the healing of tt the sco family. >> reporter: he was just 15 years old, an honor student and aspiring basketball player. maurice scott lost his life just outside a corner store, steps from his home in southeast dc. monique scott is his mom. >> i lost myn. so and he was really good to me. he took care of me. he did his chores. made honor rohi. did everyt i asked of him. >> reporter: family and friends ch gathered near his home, including his basketball coach. >> he was just a great kid. i'm proud, blessed i had a chance to meet him. got to coach him. >> going to remember little lebron james. that's what tey're going to remember. had so much heart, so much t. spi >> reporter: maurice gunned down outside of the holiday market on wheeler road. it was 10:30 on a sunday morning. >> he didn't even get a chance to dream of what he might want to be to figure out, that's what i want to do. go to schoolnd for that a get hyped about it. he didn't even get a cha

i'm maurice dubois. and this is our western edition. we begin tonight with yet another shake-up in the trump administration, this time involving the agency that oversees immigration and the border. it comes after hundreds of migrant children were removed from a border protection facility in texas because of filthy conditions. now we're hearing some of those children are heading back there. there's a lot of confusion over these late developments, and jeff pegues sorts them out. >> reporter: as the federal government remains under fire for its treatment of migrant children, acting customs and border protection commissioner john sanders announced his resignation today just two just s after taking the job. every major homeland security agency that handles immigration es currently without a permanent leader. today president trsa prnot forced sanders out. >> i didn't speak to him. i don't think i've ever spoken to him actually. oo, we have some very good people running it. >> reporter: and he said he was concerned about reports of unsanitary

>>>em and remring maurice. a d.c.st blocks away from his home, a community coming together to honor his life. >>> "news 4 today" starts now. >>> a lot going on this sunday morning. want to welcome you in. thank you so much for being here with us. i'm adam tuss. >> good morning. i'm meagantz firald. it is sunday, june 2nd, 2019. if you enjoyedgoyesterday, od for you. because t ay not going to be the same. >> yeah. we're going to deal with some rain, maybe a little bit of thunder in the afternoon, lauryn? >> that's why we're weather alert. we'll have the chance for widespreadtorms later this afternoon. could even see a shower out there this morning. it is beautiful, a lot of things going on wn dotown d.c. now. a lot of things going on across the area. just given the first full weekend in june. we have some storms that we'll have to keep a weather eye to the sky onl deveing later on this afternoon. a little on the hazy side out there,we live tor camera. and a little bit of humidity as advertised. few showers overnight no

police flyers with maurice's photo.ng a $25,000 reward for information in the case.da in southeast, rcy spencer, news 4. >> his school is organizing a march for maurice for this coming week. the principal promised students that maurice will not be forgotten. >>> breaking news out of venice, italy this morning. >> a massive cruise ship plowed in a dock. derrick ward joining with us some amazing videos that are coming out, derrick. >> italian media reporting at least five people were injured in this crash. check this out. someone actually filmed the moment that the cruise ship hit. it happened around 8:00 a.m. local time and the footage shows the ship apparently unable to slow its momentum. bla blaring its horn as it careened into a smaller boat and the isock. the cru ship owner says it was about to dock at a passenger terminal when it had a ca mechaniproblem. venice is a very popular site. tourists and cise ships during the summer tourist season. >> amazing stuff. thank you very much. > also want to let you know about a

: maurice went to school just steps from where he was killed. mural was the idea of one of his teachers. >> my students come to this store everyday in the morning to get snacks and in the afternoon. in order to do that, they have to walk through those same doors maurice was touching when he went for safety. that will reignite trauma in them every time. the idea was shift his face and give them an opportunity to see maurice and see his sm rle. >>orter: police hope the community will help catch those esponsible for this latest killing. >> the cowards responsible for intendpe of behavior, we to do everything we possibly can to bring them to justice as well. >> reporter: in the days just after his murder, maurice's mother talked to news4 about son. >> his smile, and he always used to kiss me on my forehead in the morning, say, good morning, mom. that's what i will miss the most. i don't get that. >> reporter: a 9-year-old girl and two adult women were also injured in this shooting. d.c. police are offering a ng5,000 reward for any information leadio

maurice? >> adriana diaz with mayor pete tonight. south bend is cleaning up after a tornado hit last night with gusts up to 125 miles per hour. a daycare center was flatsenned. luckily no one was inside. farther south, a thunderstorm flooded cape girardeau, missouri, today. and in houston, a home caught fire after it was hit by lightning. everybody, though, made it out safely. >>> we are learning more tonight about the 11 people who were killed friday night when a skydiving plane crashed and burned in hawaii. it went down shortly after takeoff on the island of oahu. jonathan vigliotti is there. >> reporter: those who saw the skydiving plane plummet to the ground looked on in horror. all 11 onboard were killed. >> i saw it hit. i was right there, man. i was right there. >> reporter: carlos zapato drove denver tourists brian and ashley weikel to the doomed flight. they were celebrating their one-year wedding anniversary. >> if you knew them for five minutes or five years, they touched your life.

a court case for maurice the noisy cockerel. royal progress to westminster. the moment of crowning in accordance with the order of service, by a signal given, the great guns of the tower shall be shot off. tributes have been paid around the world to muhammad ali, who has died at the age of 7a. 0utspoken but rarely outfought, ali transcended the sport of boxing, of which he was three times a world champion. he was a good fighter. he fought all the way to the end, even through his illness. yes, he did. uefa imposes an indefinite ban on english clubs playing in europe. today is the 20th anniversary of the release of the beatles lp sergeant pepper's lonely hearts club band, a record described as "the album of the century." welcome back. good to have you with us. this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: the leaders of britain, france, canada, and the united states have joined veterans in honouring those who fought and gave their lives in the d—day landings 75 years ago. sudan has been suspended from the african union after the k

maurice? >> nancy cordes at the capital tonight. thank you. >>> alvarez could not make it to washington today but he was there in spirit. >> we're going leave here and louis alvarez is going to die. in that meeting we gave senate majority leader mitch mcconnell louis alvarez's badge. we want the senate majority leader to be reminded of people like lou alvarez. >> reporter: lou alvarez joined jon stewart to demand lawmakers pass a new september 11th compensation bill to help first responders. alvarez, whose stage 4 cancer was linked to his work at ground zero was placed in hospice care last week. i sat down with him at his be bedside. going forward, when people say the name lou alvarez, what do you want them to think about? >> i want the money to be there, the help they need to be there. i had a small part in helping to get that accomplished. >> the house is expected to vote on its version of a funding bill next month. >>> the head of instagram told cbs this morning's gayle king the social medi

. >> my name is maurice -- >> reporter: 15-year-old maurice scott was among 23 people shot in the city over memorial day weekend. he and a friend were standing in front of a convenience store on wheeler ro southeast whe scott was struck and killed by bullets intended for someone else. >> it means a lot to me. it is so much support, to know that the community is coming together to help stop the violence. >> reporr: the organizers say that they hope power comes from the combining of the two causes. in southeast washiton, jackie benson, news 4. >> loved ones tell us they plan to have a vigil for maurice scott tomorrow night. >>> three, two, one, let 'em ! have fun, guys. >> all right. that was our guy, storm team 4 meteorologist doug kammerer, chief meteorologist i should ssay, counting downo people could come in to wolf track, they were there to see the sammy hagar show this evening. you got a chae to counthem in. that was cool. >> as long as i grew up there, i think i went there as a kid one ime, that place is amazing. that place. i cannot wait to take my wife and watch a concert, my ki

the idea is to give them an opportunity to see maurice and see his smile. lice hope the community will help them catch theiller. we will do everything we possibly can to bring them to justice as well. >> reporter: inhe days just after his murder, maurice ris's mother talked about her son. >> he always used to kiss me on my forehead and say good morning mom. i will miss that the most because i don't get that. >> reporter: two others were shot. and there is a high profile to give neighbors aense of comfort since they use this market so frequently. there is a $25,000 reward for any information. that's the latest. back do you guys in thei stud >> thank you, mark. president trp is facing strong biptisan pushba over arms sales and saudi arabia and emirates. mike pompeo declared a national state emergency to pass-through the package without congressional approval last month. cit haed urgent threat posed by iran to block the sales. the dipproval for each sale. congress would need ao- twirds majority to override a veto. >>> developing right now, no deal between the

but in one french village, two—year—old maurice is at the centre of a court case.in question closed in at night, as it is usually daylight that triggers the rooster‘s crow. at the heart of the argument that maurice greets each morning a little too early to allow a lie—in. not so, says his owner. translation: he doesn't sing any more, actually. we have been wondering why. it's been said that he sings all the time, morning until night, which is not true. it has been proven be false. on thursday, the legal proceedings were delayed, maurice at home in his coop rather than in the dock. the hope now that both sides can settle out of court. maurice's case of mirrors a wider issue across french society, the sense of a growing gap between urban and rural france. while the outcome of the lawsuit is still uncertain, if maurice wins, he will surely have something to crow about. the discovery of three new frog species is exciting scientists in australia. researchers discovered the frogs in mountains that stretch across west papua in indonesia and papua new guinea. the pinocchio

maurice? >> kris van cleave, thank you. >>> two u.s. service members were killed in afghanistan today, gunned down in a taliban attack. their names are yet to be released. more than 2400 americans have died in afghanistan since 2001, 9 this year. the u.s. envoy is resuming peace talks with the taliban this coming weekend. >>> an offduty chicago police officer is fighting for his life after being shot early today. five officers have been killed by gunfire. in recent days in illinois, wisconsin, missouri, texas, and california. jeff pegues has more now on this spike of violence. >> reporter: the unnamed 25-year-old officer is expected to survive what superintendent eddie johnson decried as senseless violence. >> the same gun violence that affects those living in our communities affects us also. >> reporter: in the last nine days, five officers across the country have been shot and killed. racine wisconsin john hetland, corporal speedy espericueta, in illinois deputy troy chisum and sacramento, c

maurice, we spoke to the family of marshae jones. they tell us she did not start the fight in this alabama parking lot, and they say losing her child has been punishment enough. >> mireya villarreal, thank you very much tonight. >>> still ahead, a swarm of sharks kills an american woman in the bahamas. when you need it. with licensed agents available 24/7. it's not just easy. it's having-a-walrus-in-goal easy! roooaaaar! it's a walrus! ridiculous! yes! nice save, big guy! good job duncan! way to go! [chanting] it's not just easy. it's geico easy. oh, duncan. stay up. no sleepies. >>> a young american woman was killed after being swarmed by three sharks yesterday in the bahamas. carter evans has more. >> reporter: it seemed like an idyllic vacation. that's 21-year-old jordan lindsey right in the middle of this family photo taken in the bahamas before she was brutally attacked and killed by multiple sharks. it happened while the california college student was snorkeling just a few feet away from loved ones. jordan's father tells us her

the park here is a memorial here to a smiling maurice scott but on a sunday in may his life was tak,gunned down right here in the parking lot, and now d.c.'s attorney general is suing three commercial and residential property ners alleging that they are negligent allowing their grounds to become dangerous. >> in may15-year-old d.c. honor roll school maurice scott was fatally shot at this shopping center onel whe road inest. >> reporter: washington. this surveillance video shows a car pulling up anm gu firing. scott was a student at a d.c. charter school just two blocks away. three females victim were wounded in that shooting, including a child. now d.c.'s attorney general is suing asking a court to compel the owners and managers of the property to stop neglecting safety and start obeying orders he gave back in april, to improve security, repair broken security lights and anc commissioner of ward 8 strongly supports the objectives of the lawsuit. > they have had so much crime in that area, homicide, and it seems like the ownhas of t property are enage some of the ldividuals that linge

maurice scott was anonor roll student shot and killed on memorial day weasend. sco walking to a convenience store when someones ted shooting near the store along wheeler road southeast. a mural for st watches over the parking lot where that shooting happened. the idea came from one ofs hi teachers. >> students come to this store every day. in the morning to get snacks, in the afternoon, and in order for th to do that they're going to have to walk through those samet doorst maurice was touching when he was trying to get to safety. >> a beautiful rvibute. sullance video shows the gunmen get out and begin shooting. scott was killed. he is among the 65 homicides in the district this year. there's a $25,000 reward for a tip leading to an arrest in his murder. >>> it is 4:34. time for a economic on some of the other top stories this morning a man is dead and a teenager is hurt after a double shooting in soueast washington. this happened last night on 22nd street near the maryland line. one man was found dead at the scene. the teen later showed up at a hospital with a

and a few world records under her belted, she's on track to impress many more people than that. >> maurice news, new york. >> quijano: impressive and inspiring. thats the cbs week be news for this sunday. later on cbs, "60 minutes." i'm elaine quijano at the broadcast center in new york. for all of us at cbs news, good ni t. >>> dark plumes of smoke paying over the county. a fire christoper wray roofing count and has shut down one lane. >>> a crash caught on surveillance video. what one neighbor said she saw. >>> this turns into a cluster hours longways denied entry and an over packed venue. why some told us they fear for their safety. good evening. >> we begin with the fire, drivers on highway four driving by this huge fire and large plume of traffic slowing down as the flames raged and not too long ago a firefighter was taken to the hospital with injuries. three alarm fire broke out at a lumber company. our reporter live at the scene with the latest. >> you can see some activity. they are still on scene. dousing the flames of a large fire at its peak can be seen for miles around. >> with

maurice? >> thank you. >>> now, to some breaking news on an extremely divisive issue. in the wake of protests, cbs news has learned planned parenthood is planning to defy state law in missouri, a step that puts the state's only abortion clinic closer to shutting down by friday. meg oliver reports from st. louis. >> reporter: cbs news has learned missouri's only clinic that provides abortions, planned parenthood of st. louis, may no longer be able to perform abortions by the end of the week. the clinic says they will defy state law that says they must perform two pelvic examines before performing the procedure. missouri priors a consent process, a 72-hour waiting period and two pelvic exams before a woman undergoes a procedure. you're the only abortion clinic available in the state of missouri. by choosing to do this, are you choosing your ethics over women's health care? >> we're choosing to provide the patient-centered care at planned parenthood. that's doing things driven by i >> rter: thenic has bee ofal pointshe abortion debate with weeks of protest. the state says

meanwhile, those fbi toxicology results are expected back, maurice, some time in the next three weeks >> mola lenghi in santo domingo tonight. thank you. still ahead here, what one major league team is doing to protect its fans from foul balls. >>> federal agents in y. they boarded a cargo ship and confiscated 33,000 pounds of cocaine-- that's 16.5 tons-- worth more than $1 billion. the crew was arrested. the ship came from chile and had traveled through panama and the bahamas. late today supervisors in san francisco voted to make the city the first in the u.s. to ban sales of electronic cigarettes. the vote was you than mout. it halts e-cigarette sales while the fda reviews the effects of vaping on public health. a final vote may come next week. the chicago white sox said today they're extending protective netting all the way to both foul poles at their ballpark. that will be the longest protection in the major leagues. a woman was bloodied there when hit by a foul ball earlier in the month. in may a girl was hit by a line drive in houston where the netting stops at the dugout. up ne

maurice's heart needed to get land and homes. >> let me just pack and explain, the fact is we have put in a $600 milliofor e housing bond on the ballot this november without raising the taxes, which would provide court with preservation, and housing for low in middle income residents. and we have put it toward affordable housing for the co unity, they been trying tackle this problem. what role do you think they should play in funding solutions for shomelss and the housing crisis? >> for starters, contributions are important. they also have to get more actively engaged, financially and provide resources and input on a regular basis, not just a one time contribution, but long- term, what is their commitment? we support low and moderate co families. what is the long-term strategy to make sure that they are invested and actively engaged in supporting the community, and recruitment for people who work in san francisco? >> this is sending a message about city ficials. >> and the tough social problems. we have a new budget, $12.3 billion. the largest in city history. it is not as simple ias h

there's also the 2016th african player of the year algeria is riad maurice sadly will miss out. here emery obama beyond the star will miss the party didn't qualify so we have stars all over the world meeting in egypt to see one thing who will shine the brightest. before i let you go let's go back to africa to talk to more experts queasy sports in south africa football foodies who will win it all. might come as a shock but i genuinely believe that could could do it could pull it off. you know it all has. a solid team from when they went to the world cup and even how they qualified for this i think a couple nations may need this is that time to claim that. in the continent. i think senegal wouldn't be. 21000 if i look at the. vivid i'd like you know to have progressed out of the group stages i think these come out and if i look at the quality that is there you look at the local course that is also good that understands how to play i threw them quite a good chunk this time around. and lift up the 21000. so you've got 3 reasons you better not miss the night africa. what about the re

a mural in congress heights now memorializesli the of 15-year-old maurice scott. shot that teen outside of a convenience store on memorial day weekend. this mural is paint on the side of that store. scott was an honor student at somerset prep. police say they believe he was hit by a stray bullet. >>> even if you haven't been inside it, you're probably familiar with the newspaper front pages outside the museum. well, this t weekse pages went black in memory of journalists killed in the past year. the museum dedicated its exhibit to add 21 names, including fived people kill last june in the capitol gazette shooting. the capital's editor spokeveat this e stressing the importance of local publications. the society will recognize an importance of a variety oes voic in the news media. we need not only the giants, but small voices you can find nowhere else but in community journalism. >> also honored jamal khashoggi, "the washington post" columnist who was murdeyed last r. both the cia and senate concluded that the saudi crown r prince had ale in khashoggi's death. >>> w

>>girls who don't think they are pretty enough or for saying that his i say maurice saying as you the shared some of their struggles. >>the jury and. see for me was that dna on tony award and just in 1980. >>and they added what they are doing to fight back on what they have faced for yearwood she's making changes in her world. >>a on it >>and or star. bruce again, he said yeah. that war that you >>with a room dominated with women in various industries throughout the bay area. the pound's positive push for change. we certainly well received. >>san francisco, theresa stasi kron 4 news. >>and for your money tonight if you own a tesla well time is running out to get a pretty big tax credits starting monday. its federal tax credit will drop to $1875 a tesla tax credit will disappear at the start of next year the tax credit right now that's at 3,750 pretty substantial but once a manufacturer has sold 200,000 of those cars to us buyers. why that credit starts being phased out tesla was the first to hit that mark and this is the lightest machine ever to take flight engineers at harvard univer

like he will either be gove orjeremy hunt against mauricejohnson but be gove orjeremy hunt against mauricebe gove orjeremy hunt against mauricejohnson but a lot can change. so potentially helps the current kevin memberjeremy hunt. tenting to stick with that story but this marks the fact that the leadership battle as peterborough has voters deserve the party. the brick supported did not get what it's wanted either, with its first palm entry c and the little democrats did very well. the picture is mixed and it is important to stress that the remain parties have done well in the eu elections as well. not just the done well in the eu elections as well. notjust the bricks reported thatis well. notjust the bricks reported that is threatening the current two. it shows how badly and at what terrible position the conservative party as the prime minister stands down as the leader of the tory and unionist party. it is to be fair how the brexit party, whether to be an election really in the next two or three months, the real danger that it poses. ijust want to heart back for two lines from the daily m

police say that is when the driver 34-year-old maurice vasquez lopez steered his car into her. the man faces a slew of charges including attempted murder. the victim is expected to survive. >>> a federal judge in san francisco is ordering a san mateo county nonprofit to return a gorilla back to the ohio zoo where he was born. the gorilla found foundation was transfer 37-year-old to the cincinnati zoo at a and botanical garden. zoo officials wanted to bring the male silverback gorilla home. after his companion coco died last year. he was alone to the foundation in 1991 but was supposed to be returned after her death. the transfer would harm the gorilla. animal rights groups and the judge disagree. >>> and the weather department we are going to think cool thoughts. by starting at ocean beach. temperatures are in the 70s today. it is a good place to go for relief. there is precious little else in the immediate bay area. numbers will be in the triple digits in length tomorrow. even warmer monday. ocean beach is looking nice. san francisco right now. the number 88 concorde. in san f

maurice? >> thank you. >>> protesters are philadelphia in does nls of police officers for posting other messages on social ped ya. jeff pegues is there. >> reporter: protesters ratcheted up and go ahead and fire the officer of making racist, violent and offensive statements in 2017. had a sick -- >> we started this conversation about policing. i'm happy that's happening on a national level. >> reporter: as of yesterday, 153 homicides in the city, a number that 9% higher than the same time last year. >> we understand how this tarnished our reparation. >> i want your initial reaction, when you heard these allegations. >> i thought they were idiots. >> but curtis joins tells me about his concern whether the important poets are evidence. >> you can have an written. if you stop a business or interact with a citizen. how many of those officers have complaint s geng them. >> a chicago man graft says that there is a car lace of the 230 post of them had one or more civil weights law school them himself

. >> maurice dubois is here with a preview. >> hi there allen and veronica, here are the stories we are working on. >>> you will hear from the family of an immigrant father and daughter who drowned in the rio grande, we will also take you inside the texas border station where hundreds of young migrants were held. a mother beaten and hospitalized by the boy she recorded for bullying her son. and, an injured marine who won the purple heart in afghanistan gets thanks for his service. a free home tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> do you have a young athlete at home? here are tips to help them perform their best. choose a snack with carbs an hour before the games. when the action kicks up drink 2 to 3 big gulps of water every 15 minutes, and recover with food rich in carbs and proteins. recovery is an all-day process. to learn more see a sports medicine specialist. >> is sponsored by stanford children's health, access to excellence. >>> san francisco spca needs your help. >> summers one of the busiest time for the shelter and they are low on supplies and food. so, to encourage you to dona

. >> there's a $25,000 reward for a tip leading to an arrest in maurice scott's murder. >>> the sun just starting to me up on d-day plus 75 years. a full day of international commemoration is ahead.ru president taking part in some of it, and we've got it covered from europe to right here in washington right after this break. >>> also ahead, how children who have been been through trauma will soon becofit from a will soon becofit from a forting face in a local a little anxious sometimes. these days we all feel so i'm partnering with cigna, to remind you that how you're doing emotionally affects you ysically. go for your annual check-up and be open with your doctor about anything you're feeling. physically,n wiand emotionally. body and mind. when it comes to reducing the t,sugar in your family's do mom. coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you.to we're working ther to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, s

were sent back to school almost all of the husbands here regularly battered their wives just like a maurice where i come. from many families life was hell. sometimes i see the end up with my uncle and i saw how he beat his wife me so i copied that behavior on them as an adult i did the same to my wife that it will be out. of my. nowadays ammara treats his wife with respect he helps with the housework and accompanies her to the doctor things he never would have dreamt of doing a 4th instead he regularly got drunk and spent time with a girlfriend and beat his wife. about as you might think. i lived in fear and i cried a lot i know that it's awful i couldn't leave him because i didn't want my children to suffer. not to say it was he treated me so girly and had a mistress. hip. hip and wellness would do for. one the father of. a mother and the others attend twice a month. what are they going to do it was the. ringback discussions can get he went teachers like a nurse educate students on the necessity of changing their behavior one that's deeply rooted in sierra leone male dominated society. a m

. >> maurice j. la br ey -- >> the organization is called friends of the national wor war iimorial. they arranged the reading. virginia's senator spoke at the event. he discussed the role that the small town of bedford, virginia, played in the invasion. >> there were 32 young men from bedford who came ashore on that rst day. 19 were killedmo alst immediately.>> here is actual video from the invasion. later this morning at 10:00, a wreath-laying ceremony will be held at the world war ii memorial. >>> and here is some video just in to the newsroom. president trump and dye first la are departing shannon, ireland, for a d-day ceremony in france. >> they should be arriving any minute now. the ceremony's --fficially gotten underway. it will b a long morning our time of events going on -- > very long. >>> ahead, helpduce waste on the planet whilerinking wine at the same time? huh. doing something good while drinking wine? w we're showing you how. >>> we know is important. sleep two new reasons to optimize your shut a shuteye. >> usually if i'm drinking wine, i'm anxious to hear the story.

were eliminated in the 1st round in egypt coach will be relying on the skills of key plays riyad maurice a few for goalie and you see him but he me. for the 1st time the africa cup of nations is being held in june and july it's convenient for play is based in european leagues but it means matches will be played in the searing north african summer is challenging but i really think is a good idea i think it's been done before to be honest because for example on the play in england there was. no break during the. winter. time and we always have a point in the sense that during this time so we took a little bit of time with the club and we missed a lot of games fresh from winning the english premier league title for the 2nd time matches the city star riyad maharis is now targeting africa's top international prize for believable and amazing. i don't want to say it would be better than the premier league or not they will be something different and they will be like i think the emotion will be. despite qualifying for the world cup 4 times algeria missed out on the finals in. russia last year an

. >> reporter: just one week ago from his hospice room, alvarez hld maurice dubois he had stopped treatment, but wasn't giving up. >> so as long as god gives me the time, i'll be here, advocating. >> reporte lou alvarez was 53. lou alvarez spent three months down here in the aftermath of 9/11. iais part of the memorial is dedicated to rescue and recovery workers like him, who are all that hoping senate majority leader mitch mcconnell schedules a vote on the funding. mark? >> strassmann: remarkable man, kenneth craig, thanks. around the world today, a celebration of gay pride. in north macedonia, an historic day, as revelers celebrated their first gay pride parade ever. in paris, thousands to took the threets to show their pride, despite triple-digit heat. and tomorrow, several million people are expected to take part in new york city's gay pride parade. europeans baffled by american culture have something new to consider: one of baseball's most rabid rivalries. mee yankees and the red sox, today began a two-game series in london, the first major league baseball games ever played in europe.

who arranges the migrants return maurice. shows us around. the c.v. as they come from. where the political situation is not well and then we are having also many. informal reasons the closure of the mediterranean migration route into europe and the violent behavior of libya's militias has caused migrants to feedback in tunisia but the processing of returnees is not always straightforward fault he person of receiving year they don't of id. for many. laws all they can be called. a crowd is building outside nigeria security forces are violently rounding up africans dumping them quite literally across the border in tunisia. to point out to me this is my money this is so many to. get to my family has become a repatriation hub not only for migrants who get stuck here but also for those who have been turned back in neighboring countries one should people believe to differentiate and for. a long time who would like to go back to the country where they're from you know knowledge of you know the mortgage. their. free buses to leave. but a new group of migrants is starting their j

salaam, antron mccay, kevin richardson, korey wise, and raymond santana recounted their experience to mauriceois on "cbs sunday morning." >> i'm hearing korey being physically beaten in the next room. and i'm immediately beyond afraid. >> reporter: a judge threw out the convictions in 2002, relying on d.n.a. evidence and a new confession from another man, but not until after the so-called central park five spent six to 13 years in prison. fairstein denies the confessions were coerced, and said there was "certainly more than enough evidence to support those convictions" for the attacks on several other victims that night. >> miss fairstein continues to miss the big picture points. >> reporter: attorney barry scheck helped start the innocence project, which represents defendants wrongfully convicted. >> if that videotaping had happened, from the time these young men got miranda warnings until the end of the interrogation, none of this would have happened. all of those coercive techniques would have been exposed. >> reporter: what is the lesson learned here? >> we have to check these interrogati

maurice? >> thank you very much tonight. >>> syria's government has begun a new bombing campaign in one of the last remaining areas it does not control after more than eight years of civil war. cbs news gained rare access inside idlib process. holly williams filed this report. >> reporter: in idlib, the terror rains down from the sky. they have no defense here against syrian regime and russian air strikes. this was a cease-fire declared a few weeks ago but broken almost immediately. there have been air strikes and shelling of civilian areas in the last 24 hours. as we drove deep into idlib, warnings came of regime jets overhead. where are the planes? how many planes? two planes? our guide is a media activist. he's documented how pro-regime forcespeatedly hit hospitals. the medical clinic was attacked just hours earlier, he told us. this was a clinic? >> yeah. >> reporter: so women and children? >> exactly. there's a clinic and houses around it. >> reporter: why did they target this street? >>