james mcgill was about to get a once-in-a-lifetime call through dispatch. tried to kiss her that she does not know. saide voice, a 12-year-old she had been taking on a .ightmare ride she said she had been taken off the street by a stranger. touched herhis man inappropriately before she calling 911e free, in tears. >> you don't know where he was? >> no. >> you are safe now. ok? mcgill was the soothing voice trying to calm the little girl and coax her location out of the confusion and shock so he could send help. >> until she sees a police officer or someone in a uniform, she does not feel safe. he got officers to the neighborhood in less than three minutes as the victim talked about what happened. littlenow know the brave girl eventually led them not only to the car but also identified salisbury as the suspect. >> i thought about it all day. i kept on calling some of the officers to see if there were developments and later that night when i found out they had taken the person into custody, it was a sigh of relief. >> we're hearing from the daughter of a busi

tim mcgill is in for demetrius, with a check of our weather. good morning, tim. >> i think that passed some of those fans on the way into work. were starting off as the smooth sailing and a cool day. below average liquids in the last few mornings. with a mix of sun and clouds. we're getting closer to average. we could have some early afternoon showers. but not a green belt. 57 degrees in the union. it's 61 along the lakefront. the skies had cleared out. a few scattered storage hours popped up yesterday and overnight things have settled down now. a few showers could come back later on. that flow continues to keep us cooler than average. or going to throw in a 20 percent chance for a scattered showers by midday. many of us will not see it but we will see those showers and some isolated thunderstorms. 83 tomorrow. a spotty showers or thunderstorms. a better chance on friday. >> everything looks good out there this morning. dealing with roadwork because one of those means spots is on i 55 and lake shore drive. this continues so as you're approachin

never open to mcgill stage a work. to learn that the hard way. over the next few days, facebook will be removing the *messaging feature from its mobile app. if you want to continue sending private messages or chat with your friends, you will have to download the *messenger app as well. the company wants messenger to become a bigger part of their business - also saying they hope to avoid any confusion of having separate facebook mobile messaging experiences. but some so confusing. >> it's going to be a payment feature at some point. you will have to pay for it but you may be able to use it to pay for things. >> just stick to the other message sites and move on. >>remember that story a while back about facebook experimenting with users newsfeeds? now dating website *o-k cupid admits it experimented on its users as well. the site's co-founder said they occasionally played around with members' profiles just to see what would happen. they would take away some information from a person's profile, remove photos, and even tell some users they were an exc

that's where we met mark mcgill and his family who barely escaped serious injury. >> a tree fell rightnd hit her window. glass went all over her. she was bloody, a mess. >> reporter: they're nowing on as well as megan hoff stell ste and her family. >> the canvas on the end was shaking really bad. we were holding onto the poles and a tree came down on the bamside of our camper. >> reporter: have you taken your hands off your baby since this happened? >> no. >> reporter: the two people who were killed by the tornado were a 38-year-oldle from new jersey whose trent was crushed by the tree. their 13-year-old son is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. chip reid, cbs news, eastville, virginia. >>> straight ahead, a new controversy for the nfl. why some say a star player's punishment for alleged abess doesn't go far enough. >>> and talk about a mouthful. a teen's record-setting trip to the dentist. this is the "cbs morning news." ! fancy feast broths. they're irresistabowl... completely unbelievabowl... totally delectabowl. real silky smooth or creamy broths. everything she's been

mcgill is left hoping that her three chickens and three cats will be ok when she returns home >> i am to go home and i do not know how much sleep i had last night. at the dirty. >> gary: >> reporter: known at this point has been hurt. liven at the j.r. stone kron 4 news. live in napa >> reporter:we wanted to share some snapshots from the scene of this fire. highlighting the efforts being made by firefighters. >> reporter:these still images from the associated press.here you see a kelseyville firefighters pulling back from the fire on butts canyon road, as the fire jumps the road. >> reporter:140 homes were evacuated and 2,500 acres were burned. here is another photo smoke rises from the butts canyon fire near middletown. a cal fire helicopter makes a drop on the butts canyon fire on tuesday, july 1, 2014, near middletown, calif., close to the border between lake and napa counties. by early evening 140 homes were evacuated and 2,500 acres were burned. >> reporter: we will love to see your images if you are taking them from a safe distance you can e-mail them and they're always updating

and for more on what the moves mean for the future, we're joins by mat mcgill wayne from seattle viakype. you know satya nadella. what do you make of these layoffs now? >> i think it's less a focus on layoffs and a lot more on the quote that you just gave. we've heard satya redefine the strategy at a broad level, about platforms and productivity. we started to see a change in the culture and we're really seeing that up here in seattle, too. it's exciting, a much richer focus on looking externally,enter acting with the communities out there, including the open source community. this set of layoffs is really about simplifying, streamlining and helping the company execute now that they have a shift in strategy and greater external focus. >> most of the cuts are nokia alone. i was on with someone earlier who said this is proof that nokeyea was just a bad acquisition. is that it or is there more to the cuts? >> i was referring to the 5,000 jobs and the types they have cut. you're right, the nokia thing is different. nokia thing is more looking back to that strategy of platforms and produc

let's go to tim mcgill for a check of the weather. >> only changes are a few degrees warmer today. we're still kind of cool today. downtown we have our mildest readings. los '60s in lincoln park. it's cooler in places like kenosha. 54 at the airport in aurora. 55 right now in griffith. skies are clear. lots of sun early today. as the day goes on it gets unstable we have clouds pop up later this morning may be widely scattered showers. it's warmer friday. a fairly dry and mild and warm weekend. 80 degrees saturday the warmest day in the next week is tuesday at 85. >> sat down 57 has ongoing road work that could cause some slow pockets for drivers this morning. starting at 111 going to 127 taking of the far left lane until 6:00 a.m.. over to the bridge-repair, this is going from 55 to lakeshore drive. it looks like it is scheduled to open again in about 30 minutes. will see that state street ramp reopened. everything else is moving along pretty well. or are to break that down for you with your next traffic hit in a few minutes. >> charges are pending against the person responsible fo

or the handover to to mcgill for a check of the weather. >> smooth sailing this morning. it's quiet and cool. 61 degrees at the st. philips) school. it's cooler with some fifties in some areas. skies are mainly clear. we will hit a high of 72 degrees. upper 70's and near east for the end of the week. the upper 70's and low 80s on sunday. each and every day will be below average. >> on the roads, with ongoing road work that will last for a bit over the course of the week. a few spots that are under construction and causing delays. here's eastbound 290 at ferndale, on and off ramps are blocked will continue to do work. should be cleaned up about 30 minutes. that is one of several spots where we have construction going on we will detail those hot spots in just a few minutes. >>we have some breaking news: we're getting word about a police shooting. this is video just in from the scene. this happened near marshfield and wabansia in the bucktown neighbordhood on the near northwest side. one man has been confirmed death. no confirmation on the fate of the officer or officers inv

let's go to tim mcgill in for demetrius, for a check of the weather. it's nice to be here all the east coast has the bad weather. >> that will really affected north carolina. they have some high wind up to 80 mi. an hour affected them. around here much quieter. light rain not a big deal. probably moving out by about a 8:00. look to the north and west, it is clear across much of iowa into southern wisconsin. we will have some sunshine. into upper 50s right now. these are some of the cooler spots. fifties in portions of the western viewing area. a fall like morning. high of 72. cooler long lake. sunshine comes out later on. we should have a high of 77 tomorrow. beautiful weather. eighties of the weekend may be a scattered storm but mostly dry. warm and unsettled next week into the '80s. >> good news for drivers in indiana. u.s. 30 was supposed to be blocked off for 8 mi.. the may disclosure last night at 10:00. that was between u.s. for one all way up to 55. the had to make the closure to do the repairs for some downed power lines lots of traffic signals

mcgill pushed for tighter state law os reforming the foster care system. state auditor after she was a victim embezzlement herself. next up is jeremy norquist. he gained statewide fame for the effort to gain a minimum wage on the ballot. the first republican is rising star in nebraska. the oklahoma city city council amy melton. she's made a name for herself promoting a tighter budget. our experts tell us she may be a newcomer. she's likely a future candidate for statewide office. let's go do someone you may have heard about. he's been on the show gop nominee for u.s. state senate. ben sass. sasse. let's follow the yellow brick road to kansas. where first up district attorney chad taylor, taylor is running for u.s. senate and even though he's an underdog his entry to the race gives democrats a chance while incumbent senator faces a primary fight against gop rival milton wolf. our other kansas democrat is victors. >> next up. our insiders tell us he'll been running for attorney general in four years. lastly, it's derrick schmidt. the state attorney general w

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and this man, george mcgill is his name, he is the last democrat to be elected to the senate from kansas, and he pulled that off back in 1930. that's 84 years ago. so you'd think the last thing a conservative like sam brownback would ever have to worry about would be getting elected in a state like kansas. but you have to look a little bit closer here because as republican a state as kansas is, it's actually made up of two different republican parties. there's the old school pragmatic moderate kansas republican party. that's the party that, for instance, bob dole comes from. and there's also the more hyper conservative kansas republican party and this is the one sam brownback is from and this is the one that's been ascendant in kansas for the last few decades now. it really has become the dominant wing of the republican party in kansas. under brownback, it's basically tried to snuff out what's left of the moderate ring. just two years ago, brownback led an effort to purge moderate republican state legislators in primaries to drive them out of the statehouse to replace them with right win

mcgill and his team, i think that's exactly what this is for. we have an opportunity to really reedge kat and reedgeucate and inform. they can add to the bottom line and create hope and opportunity. >> so i work with mba students at georgetown. and i've been taking them through something which was a '90s business book which was pretty popular called "crossing the chasm." it's moving people from, eh, why do i need this? what's it all about to oh my gosh, i can't live without it. i have to do something here. and i think we have to cross the chasm. i feel like a broken record. but 99% do care. i'm not sure it's entirely 99%, but it's most folks out there. no matter their sector. no matter their role. i think we have to take seriously leaving this group today. how do we cross the chasm? how do we really create a significant movement here? i think the appetite and the care is there. we just have to do the work, i think, of showing them the way. >> thanks to you all. the words i'm going to take away are opportunity and eugene case traction. i think th