. >>> protesters demonstrated in the minnesota city where the jury acquitted a police officer in the fatal shooting of black motorist last year. hundreds marched in st. anthony where he worked. in friday he was not charged with the shooting of fill lan dough castillo. >> our friend did not deserve to die here in this state. >>> across the southwest today, the unrelenting heat could reach record levels. heat advisories are up in california, nevada, and utah. a high 115 is forecast in phoenix and temps of 100 in san fernando and vegas. beaches were jammed with people trying to escape higher temperatures inland. >>> in western pennsylvania the problem is flooding. streets were swamped after rare flash flooding on sunday. some cars were stranded in the fast rising waters. >> still ahead on the "morning news," we'll show you the moment the drone finds two lost hikers in colorado. >>> plus, fanning social moon jae-in since his election last month. you're watching the "cbs morning news." strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection, which could lead to hospitalizations. in a key st

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settlement has been reached between minnesota city and family of philando castille. >> city of saint anthony will pay his family three million-dollar this comes just 10 days after jury found office shore shot him, was not guilty of manslaughter. castille was killed last year during a traffic stop, shooting gained national attention when castille's girlfriend streamed it live on facebook. >> two unsuspecting tourist became victims of the group of bad guys who attacked them from behind in new orleans french quarter over weekend. both men were knocked to the ground, one left unconscious, suspects then stole phones, wallets from the victims, they ran away. they have caught one of the four men involved in that robbery and new one of the victims still in the hospital this morning after that attack >> horrible. >> 4:42. giving back one haircut at a time. >> how one man's idea to help people in need is spreading all across this country, it is hair raising. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. now with our new fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940

. >>> a minnesota city has reached a settlement with the family of a black motorist killed by a policee city of st. anthony will pay $3 million to the family of castillo, the 33-year-old cafeteria worker killed during a traffic stop. the shooting gained widespread attention, after castille's girlfriend live streamed the aftermath on facebook. they found the officer not guilty. >>> the juror in the bill cosby sexual assault case is telling his story publicly for the first time. the 21-year-old's only tv interview was with abc news after 52 hours of deliberations, he and the 11 other jurors could not reach a unanimous decision. duggan said after changing his mind many times, he came to the conclusion that cosby was guilty. >> he said himself, it was in a 2005 deposition, when they were asking him, would you use the word consent. he said, i wouldn't use that word. i was like, pretty much said it there, man. somebody brought it up inside the room. deliberation room. and so we went back out to hear it. just like a light bulb in my head. >> he said if there had been more evidence, the decisi

. ♪ ♪ >>> big settlement tonight between a minnesota city and the family of philando castile.nt anthony's will pay his family $3 million much this comes ten days after a jury found the officer who shot castile yanez not battle of manslaughter. it it last year during a traffic stop gaining national attention when castile's girlfriend streamed the shootings aftermath live on facebook. >>> tonight firefighters are battling intense wildfires in utah. 1500 people have evacuate evacus and cabins the fire covers near the sketch square miles. it's only about 10% contained. but 1,000 firefighters are battling it. a few families were allowed back to their homes near that resort town of brian head to survey the damage. >> but the stories here mack us will much it's out stand wagon our firefighters have done. they saved a lot more than have been burned. >> the fire was accidentally started june 17th by someone using a torch to burn weeds. >>> a dramatic rescue in nevada caught on camera. a reno woman jumped off a bridge and into the river yesterday a water rescue crew found her clinging t

after the verdict, the city of saint anthony, minnesota announced that officer yanez will no longer be on the force. a few hundred people are protesting the jury's decision. they're marching from minnesota's capitol in saint

so very, very, very, very, very, very, very disappointed in the system here in the state of minnesota. the city killed my son. and the murderer gets away. >> reporter: this latest verdict adds to the list of recent high-profile fatal encounters such as the ones involving alton sterling, freddie gray, and terence crutcher where cops were either aquit or not brought to trial at all. renewing the national debate about how the justice system handles cases like these. and stoking long-simmering tensions between police and the communities they serve. >> when these communities are seeing these videotapes over and over and over again, i think there's a real sense of power msness. >> reporter: according to a report in the "new york times," of the recent 15 high-profile cases involving deaths of african-americans, only two have ended with a conviction or guilty plea of the police officers involved. >> by and large, when you have an officer who is telling the jury that he felt in danger for his life, it is very difficult to overcome that kind of testimony. and so we found -- prosecutors find that those ca

minnesota. my son lived this state. he had one tattoo on his body and then it was of twin city. the state of minnesota, they would please be honest. this city killed my son and -- and a murderer gets away. are you kidding me right now? >> reporter: castile's family was not alone in their outrage. barbara lee of oakland tweeted, "philando castile was shot in cold blood. the world watched it live. what would it take for the justice system to value black lives." >>> the department is rising. this is a great sign. >> a new group of police recruits in the bay area. the biggest city that marks with what some are calling a much-need boost. >>> plus, for the bay areabridges. what they are hoping to make from this crash. >>> president trump's personal attorney michael cohen has hired his own attorney. cohen hire add washington, d.c.- based firm to represent him after being subpoenaed to testify before the house intelligence committee. in addition to being the personal lawyer, cohen served as special council at trump organization during the campaign. president trump is leaving in place the

minnesota is a democratic state. it is important for us in a liberal area such as york city take a stand and say, we're going to march in solidarity for what happened minnesota, but also continue to fight in the shining example for what we should do for like people, brown people here in the city. >> i'm running for city council. when the young man was being , that can be any of us. i want you to know we don't vote enough. we don't read another. we don't listen enough. and we are giving away -- >> freedom. are taking the streets. the police want us on the sidewalks. at these are our streets. police violence occurs each and every day. we show solidarity. that is what they did in minnesota. that is what we are doing. this is harlem. the juneteenth parade was right there. all of these black people are looking and seeing that we're standing in solidarity. it is not just black people. it is one of the most important days, juneteenth, we're out here watching for black lives. >> utilize the available sidewalk. if you remain in the roadways -- utilize the available sidewalk. you will be charged with disorderly conduct. the sy

minnesota. my son loved this state. he had one tattoo on his body and it was of the twin cities. the state of minnesota with tc on t my son loved this city and this city killed my son!! >> 32-year-old castile was pulled over last summer during a traffic stop. he told the officer he had a firearm. the officer testified he thought castile was reaching for it. after the verdict, the officer was fired by the police department. >>> a massachusetts woman who sent her suicidal boyfriend a barrage of text messages urging him to kill himself has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. here's kpix 5 morning anchor michelle griego with what happened in the courtroom. >> now find you guilty on the indictment charging you with the involuntary manslaughter of the person conrad roy iii. >> reporter: 20-year-old michelle carter stood stoic when juvenile court judge lawrence moniz found her guilty of causing the suicide death of her boyfriend. he was discovered in his truck in a deserted kmart parking lot in fair haven, massachusetts, in july 2014 dead of carbon monoxide poisoning. >> knowi

he's been found not guilty but the city of minnesota decided to remove him from the force saying the public will be best served if yanez is no longer a police officer in the city. >> blake mccoy. thank you. >>> we turn to a surprise mega deal that could change the way millions of americans go grocery shopping. internet giant amazon says it's buying whole foods, the popular supermarket chain walmart. an intense competition for your money. nbc news jo ling kent has details. >> reporter: rivals amazon and walmart, this time at the supermarket. amazon buying whole foods for $13.7 billion in cash attempting to catch up to walmart's successful grocery business. >> it's great. amazon is taking over pret pretty much everything.ty much everything. >> i hope it means i can get whole foods easier to my place really quickly. >> reporter: the deal means amazon will get 450 whole foods across the country to be neighborhood distribution centers. getting a lifeline after struggling financially and losing dominance in organic food. analysts say it could be a good deal for consumers. >> you'll have mor

minnesota. my son loved this state. he had one tattoo on his body and it was of the twin cities. the state of minnesota with tc on it. and this city killed my son! and murderer gets away. are you kidding me right now? >> he's been charged with second degree manslaughter and faced up to ten years in prison. jurors were deliberating since monday. al vern ya university dropping nickname the crusaders catholic university announced its sports teams will be called the golden wolves. school officials say the name change was to create a stronger tie to patron saint, st. francis of a sissy it references the story of st. francis taming a wolf that terrorized a city. >>> with rain in the forecast, you may be quick to grab that umbrella. but do you have the latest and greatest? there's new umbrella out there that promises no wet mess. >> i like the sound of it at least called the better bella. is it a deal or a dud? our steve noviello put it to the test. ♪ >> reporter: if that drippy, slip pee mess is too much to manage, the makers of better brella say take look at this. >> genius new umbrella with reverse open close technology.

in minnesota, the city of st. anthony will pay nearly $3 million to the family of philando castile to settle a wrongful death lawsuit less than two weeks after officer jeronimo yanez was acquitted on manslaughter charges for killing castile during a traffic stop last year. a family lawyer said the settlement will help benefit the philando castile relief foundation, set up to help victims of gun violence and to provide relief for the grieving. the settlement follows a similar deal struck last week in ferguson, missouri, between the city of ferguson and the parents of michael brown over the killing of their son by white police officer darren wilson in 2014. in the netherlands, the widows of nine men who were hanged by nigeria's military government in 1995 have filed suit against shell oil in a dutch court, charging the company with complicity in the depths. among those hangs was kin sa rrawiwa. despite widespread international protests, he was hanged under the nigerian dictatorship after a sham trial along with eigh

after the verdict, the city of saint anthony, minnesota announced that officer yanez will no longer be on the force. a few hundred people are protesting the jury's decision. they're marching from minnesota's capitol in saint paul...to show their outrage. earlier there were lots of kids walking with the group. some are carrying signs that read "unite for philando" and "black lives matter." they're chanting "no justice, no peace, prosecute the police." there have not been reports of voilence or property damage. we'll monitor the situation and break in if things change. (steve) three suspects have been arrested in the brutal beating of a lyft driver on highway 101.. the incident happened back in march... bystanders captured the assault on video that eventually helped c-h-p identify the suspect... 25-year-old gabrielle rodriguez.... 19-year-old jarrelle williams and 33-year-old derwayne johnson were all arrested on multiple charges including assault with a deadly weapon...batter y...and vandalism. investigators say this was the first time that motorcycle sideshow activity ended in violence

amy: black lives matter protest continue in the twin cities after a minnesota police officer was acquitted friday in the killing of philando castile, an african-american who was shot five times during a traffic stop last year. his girlfriend filmed the aftermath and streamed it live onon facebook. >>

minnesota. my son loved this state. he had one tattoo on his body and it was of the twin cities, the state of minnesota with tc on it. my son loved this city and this city killed my son! >> castile's girlfriend live streamed the incident on facebook after jeronimo yanez shot him. it happened after seconds castile told the officer he was carrying a gun. >> he was compliant. he wasn't resisting. at the end of the day this was a traffic stop. unfortunately, the jury didn't see it that way. >> officer yanez testified he believed castile was pulling the weapon out of his pocket. after the verdict, the officer was fired by the police department. >>> the jury in the bill cosby sexual assault trial has gone home for the night without reaching a verdict. the jury will resume deliberations tomorrow morning. the defense has asked for a mistrial but the judge denied that request. cosby is accused of molesting and drugging andrea constand at his home in 2004. today cosby took to twitter to thank his supporters and fans walking out of court he thanked them again. if convicted he could face up to 10 years in prison. >>> a guilty ver

amy: black lives matter protest continue in the twin cities after a minnesota police officer was acquitted friday in the killing of philando castile, an african-american who was shot five times during a traffic stop last year. his girlfriend filmed the aftermath and streamed it live on f facebook. >>

city of st. anthony, minnesota says it will dismiss the officer even though he was acquitted in the shooting. among those weighing in, eagles wide receiver torrey smith who tweeted, don't talk to me about how offensive kap taking a knee was if you rebound afforded by the case. >>> a draw matic scene in pittsburgh today. no one was in this car went it when up in flames. more rain is expected this weekend in pittsburgh. >>> we're tracking some of the rain heading in our area right now. could be in your area in the morning. >> let's go to tammie souza. time it out for us. >> it looks like that same system that was in pittsburgh, it dies down and fires up and pieces head eastward. we'll see some that tonight and tomorrow morning. certainly not the flooding rain they have seen, though. the ben franklin bridge is all lit up. 73 with winds out of the east and northeast. that is what has been keeping the showers at bay is that very dry northeast wind. right now, 70 in allentown, 74 in wilmington. 70 in vineland. trenton at 68 and atlantic city at 69. it's a really mild night out there. but it is goin

city of st. anthony, minnesota. castile was fatally shot last year by police officer jeronimo yanez during a traffic stop. yanez was found not guilty of manslaughter ten days ago. that case and others illustrate the difficulty of prosecuting police officers. here's mireya villarreal. >> we declare a mistrial in this case. >> reporter: from cincinnati... >> we the jury find the defendant, dominic heaggan- brown, not guilty. >> reporter: to milwaukee... >> ( gunfire ) >> reporter: to minnesota, three ia, all ding with juries not convicting police officers charged with fatally shooting black men. >> no justice, no peace. >> reporter: that has led some to ask why convicting officers is so rare. >> these cases are not easy cases. >> reporter: bowling green state university professor philip stinson has been researching that very question. his data show police fatally shoot more than 900 people every year. since 2005, 82 officers have been charged, but only 29 have been convicted. >> jurors are seemingly very reluctant to

city government. >>> and we are looking live at st. paul, m. minnesota where reporters and police are tracking large protests in the cities that were brought in by the verdict. you are looking at live pictures where protesters are taking to the streets. we will continue to keep an eye on this for you. >>> 52 hours of deliberations, but still no decision in the sexual assault trial of bill cosby. the jurors have called it quits for the night. they will be back tomorrow morning, saturday morning to try fo reach a verdict. there have been questions, mostly about the testimony. one today, what is reasonable doubt? >>> president trump back in town tonight after a trip to miami. that's where he made good on a relaxed relationship between the united states and cuba. >> we will be ready, willing, and able to come to the table to negotiate that much better deal with cubans for americans, much better deal. and a deal that's fair. a deal that's fair and a deal that makes sense. >> now, the president said he was completely canceling the current plan rolled out by pr

minnesota. my son loved this state. he had one tattoo on his body, and it was of the twin cities. the state of minnesota with t.c. it. my son loved this city, and this city killed my son. and the murderer gets away. >> last night demonstrators took to the streets to protest that decision. castile's girlfriend recorded the incident on facebook live streaming it after he was shot by the officer but no footage of exactly what happened leading up to the shooting. the officer testified that castile was reaching for his gun, and he feared for his life. >>> a judge has declared a mistrial after a hung jury in the bill cosby sexual assault trial. why could jurors not reach a verdict there? i'll talk to someone who was in the courtroom from the beginning. isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. and you're about in to hit 'send all' on some embarrassing gas. hey, you bought gas-x®! u

minnesota. my son loved this state. he had one tattoo on his body and it was of the twin cities, the state of minnesota with tc on it. my son loved this city and this city killed my son! and a murderer gets away. are you kidding me right now? >> yanez had a been charged with second degree manslaughter faced up to ten years in prison but jurors will been deliberating since monday. attorney header hanson joins us with her perspective on the verdict. right to you in japan seven crew members still missing after us navy destroyer collided with a merchantship off the country's coast. the japanese coast guard said it received an emergency call around 2:00 o'clock in the morning. this was saturday. the merchantship reported the crash with the uss fitzgerald about 12-milemiles off the soutt coast. one crew member was injured but rescued. >>> protesters in the uk target prime minister theresa may as they call for justice in the aftermath of a deadly london high rise apartment fire. view mirror criticized her for not meeting with fire survivors but she's announced a $6.4 million package aimed at housing displaced residents. the

city of st. anthony, minnesota, now says it will dismiss yanis as an employee, an officer there, even though he wascquitted in the shooting. >>> eagles wide receiver, tory smith, is speaking out against the officer's acquittal. he tweeted, quote, it's beating a dead horse, but don't talk to me how offensive kap taking knee was if you aren't offended by philando castile case. he referenced colin kaepernick kneeling during the national anthem last season. >>> now to news from our lehigh valley bureau. a world war i artifact has prompted the bomb squad to show up at a church. someone donated a box of military supplies for a church yard sale and one item appeared to be a detonator. so the bomb squad had to remove it yesterday afternoon. police do not think that it was dangerous, but they were just there out of an abundance of caution. >>> take a look that the video from pittsburgh. this car destroyed when it caught fire during flooding yesterday afternoon. fortunately, nobody was inside the car. this, by the way, was the third straight day of flooding caused by heavy rain. more rain is expected out in

cities. in st. paul, minnesota. austin, texas. and san bernardino, california, where protesters gathered in the shadow of the building where 14 people were murdered in 2015 by a his and wife investigators say were motivated by islamic extremism. >> we are here protesting against a form of government and a religious belief that believes in killing the residents of our city. >> reporter: the protest organizers, a group called act for america, say they are against what they perceive as the spread of islamic law, known as sharia, claiming it contrary to basic human rights and incompatible with our laws and our democratic values. >> enslavement of women, execution of gays, female genital mutilation of 6-year-old little girls. if you are saying that's okay, we, as a society, have the right to stand up and say no. counter-protesters who showed up today, often in much greater mbo demonize an entire faith. >> this is a thinly veiled march against all muslims. they are trying to declassify islam as a religion and frame it as a political ide

minnesota man shot by police last year during a traffic stop. his family just announced a three-million dollar settlement with the city of saint anthony, minnesotapolice officer jeronimo yanez was charged in the killing. but he was acquitted of second-degree manslaughter and related counts earlier this month. yanez is leaving the saint anthony police force. (sot) "if i had to say one thing that's uniform with officer shootings that are bad is that the officer panics.that's i think what caused the willingness to settle for essentially 3 million dollars on the part of the city and which caused them to fire him because you can't have an officer like that on the street and i don't think he will be getting a police job in minnesota." the castile family says they will use the settlement money to help continue the work of the philando castile relief foundation, which was established to help other victims of gun violence. (steve) martin shkreli is best known for raising the price of a life-saving drug for aids patients more than five-thousand percent. but today -- he was in federal court on another matter. shkreli faces charges of securities fraud.. wir

. >>> update now, the family of philando castile reached a settlement with the city of anthony minnesota. the settlement comes more than a week after the officer was found onc not guilty. >> she'll receive a $3 million payment >> one thing with officers shooting that are bad is that the officer panics. that's, i think, what caused the willingness to settle for essentially $3 million on the part of city. and what's caused them to fire him. >> the settlement voids a federal wrongful death lawsuit that attorneys said could have taken >>> a man who fairfax county police say was impersonating a cop is behind bars. investigators say tyson rasher is in custody. they say he was impersonating a cop while police officers near prince william parkway in reads prospect drive in wood bridge eight days ago. of he had flashing lights and pulled a vehicle over. moments later, a real police officer stopped at the scene. police say he took off. investigators determined he was driving a stolen car. police tracked him down last friday. >>> come take a good look at these photos. this man is wanted in connecti

. >>> reached a $3 million settlement with the city of saint anthony, minnesota.atally shot last year by a police officer during a traffic stop. yanez found not guilty of manslaughter ten days age that case and others illustrate the difficulty of prosecuting police officers. >> mistrial in this case. >> reporter: from cincinnati. >> we the jury find the defend, dominique heaggan-brown not guilty. >> to milwaukee. to minnesota. three trials, in seven days. all ending with juries not convicting police officers, charged with fatally shooting black men. >> no justice, no peace. >> that led some to ask why convicting officers is so rare. >> these cases are not easy cases. >> bowling green state university professor, phillip stinson researching that very question. his data shows police fatally shoot more than 900 people every year. since 2005, 8 officers have been charged but 29 convicted. >> jurors are seemingly very reluck tanctant to second-guess life and death street encounters. >> more importantly stinson says the law is on the officer's side the moment they enter

run a million as like i said he was acquitted of manslaughter last friday however the city of st anthony and minnesota said that they were going to dismiss a yawn as from their department basically saying he wasn't equipped to be an officer and he wanted to be returning to active duty but this isn't enough obviously to stop that cycle by just getting rid of this one man from that city's law enforcement but how can officers be held accountable for their actions because the on as he killed of well i think that's the problem with them up show is that officers generally are not held accountable we don't have we don't have more we have or the political system doesn't have an interest in putting in place the kinds of things that actually hold law enforcement accountable because law enforcement role has basically want to protect property and they'll tell you i'm a menace to protect property and so it's really the sort of keep the bad elements and suppress all press what they consider the bad elements which is usually something that is built upon racial stereotyping for example racial profiling so they look a

minnesota. my son loved this state. he had one tattoo on his body and it was of the twin cities. the state of minnesota with tc on it. his city and this city killed my son! and the murderer gets away! >> on friday, a minnesota jury acquitted police officer geronimo yanez of all charges after he shot a killed philando castile during a traffic stop. the decision came nearly a year after the world watched his disturbing final moments. the last moments of his life which was shared through a video streamed life to facebook through castile's girlfriend, diamond reynold. yanez testifies that he stopped castile after he saw his car drive by and they made eye contact, which gave him strong suspicions that castile was a stop in a recent robber. during the stop, castile told yanez that he was in the possession of a firearm, which he was legally licensed to carry. diamond reynolds said he would only be reaching for his identification. reynold's 4-year-old daughter was also in the car. after five days of deliberations, the jury cleared yanez on all charges, on charges of second-degree manslaughter and reckless discharge of a firea

) the family of philando castile reached a three- million dollar settlement with the city of saint anthony, minnesota. castile is the minnesota man shot by police last year... during a traffic stop. police officer jeronimo yanez was charged in the killing. but he was acquitted of second- degree manslaughter and related counts earlier this month. (pam) martin shkreli is best known for raising the price of a life-saving drug for aids patients more than five- thousand percent. but today -- he was in federal court on another matter. shkreli faces charges of securities fraud.. wire fraud and conspiracy... for cheating investors out of more than 11-million dollars. if convicted.. he faces more than 20-years behind bars. (steve) tonight this stunning video is raising questions about amusement park safety...a 14-year-old girl from delaware survived a fall from a ride at the great escape park near albany new york. but it's not only ride safety being looked at tonight -- also the riders own actions are being looked into. reporter anya tucker has the story. he warren county sheriff's office says they've reviewe

minnesota. my son loved this city and this city killed my son. and the murderer gets away. >> reporter: danya bacchus, abc7 news, los angeles. >> a massachusetts woman who texted her boyfriend urging him to kill himself faces up to 20 years in prison. a judge found 20-year-old michelle carter guilty of manslaughter today. three years ago carter texted her 18-year-old boyfriend conrad roy, encouraging him to follow through with a plan to commit suicide. the judge ruled it's not those texts that made her guilty, but the one she sent when he told her he had gotten out of his truck as it was filled with carbon monoxide. she told him to, quote, get back in. both karlter and roy suffer from severe depression. carter will be sentenced in august. >> although the judge in bill cosby sexual assault trial is really frustrated with the jury, he's going to give them all the time they need to reach a verdict. the panel has so far deliberated more than 45 hours and they still can't come to a decision. this morning they asked the judge to explain the standard of

. >>> the high profile shooting in minnesota reaching a settlement and the city will pay the philandole family nearly $3 million to avoid the federal wrongful death lawsuit. the officer yanez shot and killed him last summer while in his car and the girlfriend live streamed the aftermath on the facebook. they have decided to leave the forest for the officer.>>> possible hate crimes against muslims in davis in sacramento on saturday. the kron filled with bacon was burned and left hanging on a handcuff at the sacramento mosque on the fence. on saturday not pages but from the kron were thrown outside of the islamic center in davis and picked up by worshipers during the ramadan prayers. the muslim leaders this said that there centers and religion have been targeted but they remain united. >> the statement in the faith of evil actions, we will stay the course and stick, and move forward. >> it is sad that people resort to this to try to intimidate the faith community but we will not let them win. >> this is the second time the data center is been targeted and last week a man found guilty of

city of st. anthony and minnesota.t is where the african-american driver was shot and killed by a policeman during a traffic stop last year. at the settlement reached in the name of his mother valerie. her son's death last year was captured on video by his girlfriend, sparking weeks of protest. the announcement also comes about a week after the police officer who shot philando castile was found not guilty of manslaughter. >> jon: israel carries out air strikes on syrian military targets. syrian state media saying a number of people were killed over the weekend as a result. conor powell live in jerusalem with more on that. >> for the third straight day, the fighting in syria is starting to go across the border. the clashes between troops and rebels has been intensifying in the last few days. israelis in the area have seen and heard mortar rounds and the buildings -- the united nations outpost there has taken some of the fire. there have been no reported injuries as a result of this cross-border violence. the israeli gov

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city hall saturday night. a 16 year old girl organized the event within 24 hours of learning minnesota officer jeronimo ynez was found not guilty for shooting and killing philando castile during a traffic stop.sot: lucy siale, organized protest//"for the past couple of years we've been telling black folks and black children to keep doing the right thing. keep being respectful keep doing that. and philando castile was doing the right thing. he was sitting in his car innocent and when he was still murdered and when the police officer who did that, the murderer who did that got away with it that's what really triggered all of this." castile's girlfriend recorded the stop on her cell phone and posted the shooting on facebook. in it many say it's visible castile is strapped in a seatbelt as he explains to the officer he has a registed firearm and was pulling out documentation when he was shot within a minute.sot: stephen carter, protestor//"yeah when i'm driving i definitely feel nervous and worried about what's going to happen."sot: jena perry, protestor//"he did exactly what you're supposed to do when engaging wit

protesters were arrested in seattle, new york city, and st. paul, minnesota. in california, a group of undocumented central american and mexican asylum seekers are launching a hunger strike inside the for-profit adelanto detention center this morning. most of the hunger strikers were part of a caravan of refugees who spent april and may crossing through mexico to reach the united states border to ask for asylum. they have been incarcerated in the geo group-owned adelanto is -- since reaching the u.s. border. this is hunger striker isaac lopez castillo. >> the reasons for our hunger strike are, one, bales set at impossibly high levels. two, the denial of the right to political asylum. three, humiliation and discrimination toward the detained. four, facilitation of the paperwork and processing of the detained. five, bad food. six, incompetence of medical staff. seven, paperwork in english. amy: uber's board of directors has forced out a top executive and is considering a leave of absence for the ceo travis kalanick, amid a slew of scandals at the wall street-bac