executive vice president and general counsel for nan. thank you all for being here again. nice to see you. >> great to be here. >> good to see you. >> first question i asked myself was, has it been 20 years? >> 20 years. >> it was hard for me to believe that time had passed, and i know, mr. hamm, that you attended the first march... >> yes, yes. >> ...and this time, you took a couple of busloads of folks. what was the big difference, i think, between not only the mood, but also the makeup of the crowd was slightly different this time. >> right. well, the most obvious differences were the theme. in 1995, the theme was "atonement, reconciliation, and responsibility." the general call went primarily to black men in 1995, and estimates were that there were as many as 1.8 million people there in 1995. the 20th anniversary, the theme, as you said, was "justice or else" with the emphasis upon, one, the problem of police brutality and the murder of unarmed folks

>> nan aron?> i think that's one importanty case that's going up.gogues, although i think the mandate wae very clear and exempted synagogu synagogues, churches. i would be really disappointed to see the supreme court openpoy the door to private corporations, closely held corporations, in the hobby lobby case. we decided that case. there is another important abortion case going up maybe coming out of texas. the court hasn't granted cert, but this case has the potential getting rid of all clinics, abortion clinics, in the state , of mississippi and getting rid of almost all clinics in the state of texas, leaving only ten. the state legislature came up with some regulations saying ics local doctors had to have hospital esy admitting privileges and clinics needed to be like surgeryical a centers. it was all designed to make it impossible for women to make a decision as to whether or not they want to continue a pregnancy., >> and one of the key cases here on this issue, it's whole women's health v cole

311 health check ought to be had with that, i'd like to introduce over the course our director of 311 nan o'farrell to go over the details >> thank you, mr. mayor for your asking to implement those changes all of us can make a differences by reporting streets events at 311 we're looking at improving ways for the public to connect with government over 50 percent of the questioning requests for broken street lights we see the demand is high for people wanting to assess government services and expanding the 311 app of non-emergency to include homeless concerns a convenient way for the public to be pro-active in reporting issues as they see them at this time i'd like to to a thanks my team as well as the departments here the office of hope and department of emergency and the police department and public works the public health department and the city administrator's office took all those departments to build a partnership today with this i'll introduce the police chief greg suhr thank you. the non-emergency number it can't be stressed enough that the way to report on emergency is still call 9

she joins this morning's panel, former republican congresswoman nan hayworth, sabrina and dan gersten, thank you, appreciate all of you being here. i should mention you're a political strategist and used to work with former senator joe lieberman. congresswoman, can you talk to us about why there has been such an uphill battle in congress, as we were just saying there, when you see 20 young children murdered in their classrooms how could that not be a moment for congress to be inspired to act? >> if frankly, aymon it's shameful it wasn't. we also remember that it took ten years after an assassination attempt on president reagan for the brady bill to pass. things can take a long time in congress and i'll tell you this, i am confident in the long-term that we will get this done. i can't tell you when but it will happen because the american people know it needs to happen and the american people are with us for better gun safety laws. >> earlier you helped introduce a bill that would expand background checks for those trying to purchase guns. have efforts like these have any chance being p

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we will be joined by nan aron and carrie severino.e will be right back. ♪ >> student cam is c-span's film competition for students grade six through 12. they create a five to seven minute documentary. students tont for get involved because it gives them the opportunity and platform to have their voices heard on issues that are important to them. so they can express those views by creating a documentary. we get a wide range of entries. important aspect for every documentary that we get is going to be the content. we have had winners in the past that created just using a cell phone. we had others created using more high-tech equipment. it is really the content that matters. the response from students in the past has been great. there have been many different issues they have created videos on. ranging froms education, the economy, and the environment -- showing a wide variety of issues that are important for students. >> having more water in the river would have many positive impacts. humans cannot run without food. prior to the individ

i am in total agreement with nan aron. thank you for your points. the supreme court decides on matters to interpret the constitution for the public good historically. with regards to women's right to choose -- host: are you saying that each term is influenced by the high-profile decisions of the previous? that they are looked at it individual vacuums? caller: they shouldn't be looked at in individual vacuums. sometimes they are. but that was not my point in the least. inould agree with nan aron that the supreme court, when it comes to environmental issues, health care, the death penalty, racial marriage, same-sex marriage -- those things that are very important, like roe versus wade. the affordable care act this last year. if this conservative court were thatve scrapped the aca, wasn't jammed through congress, because obama gave an entire summer of town halls, the republicans helped write that up ,- regardless, the outcome was it would have been -- had they scripted it would have been disastrous for those uninsured. and the american medical associat

and of course, nan is like getting our i.d. and money and like everything. you know, she's very tickety-boo and organized and by the book. and just smart. >> jimmy: she's very tickety-boo, yeah. [ laughter ] >> and i'm like, "oh, god, toddette! what are we gonna do?" >> jimmy: he's coming closer! hurry up! step on the gas! >> so, he basically convinced me that i needed to unlodge this rv. and so, nan was in the front, toddette's is in the back, and i'm trying to jam on the gas. and eventually, i had to floor it and the thing came unlodged but the entire roof came off with it. [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] so then -- >> jimmy: it just landed, thunk. >> and i saw it in the rearview mirror, like, land, like over the rainbow, land. and then i saw toddette and nan, like, go up and like crab walk into the rv. [ laughter ] and then i look in my rear view mirror and turn around and then toddette's in our living room. [ laughter ] and i'm like, toddette? >> jimmy: right. >> you know, we have been driving this rv for like three weeks. you know, we started in californi

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if you're from nan province, you still make larb but it doesn't taste like this.riday night and chiang mai comes alive. >> thailand, we will come. we love you! >> andy has promised a compressed eating and drinking grand tour of the city. a bounce by tuk-tuk from one place to the other until we simply can't take it no more. next stop, it ain't flavor town. it's some place beyond that, man. way beyond. >> welcome to thailand and happy stay here in chiang mai. >> on your mark, get set, go. >> cheers. >> this may surprise you, but i am not an alcoholic. i don't drink at home ever. there's no beer in my fridge. if i'm not working, i'm not hanging out in bars. but if i was an alcoholic and i did hang in bars, i'd hang here. >> some karaoke, maybe? >> even though the very mention of karaoke makes my blood run cold with fear. [ singing in foreign language ] [ applause ] >> you had the french fries? >> yes, i did. >> apparently it's an indigenous specialty. >> in thailand fren fry is one of the most popular menu items. they always have food to eat when you drink. >> what i

talk to me a little bit about what nan is doing in the present. i know that recently you met with the justice department in connection with the eric garner case. >> well, you know, the theme of the march this past saturday was "justice." that was a big part of the theme, and that is something that, of course, national action network has been building down through the decades. we will be celebrating our 25th anniversary as we turn the new year, and, of course, these issues are in the forefront right now because eric garner, but eric garner, in particular, in terms of this latest stream of cases that happen -- eric garner, and then michael brown and then tamir rice and then sandra bland and so on has begun a whole new situation where policing is front and center, particularly policing in urban communities, and we have been on top of that. we have been in front of the calls for cameras on policing, and, of course, cameras make a difference because people that may used to have questioned these situations really now can't question basics 'cause they se

311 health check ought to be had with that, i'd like to introduce over the course our director of 311 nan o'farrell to go over the details >> thank you, mr. mayor for your asking to implement those changes all of us can make a differences by reporting streets events at 311 we're looking at improving ways for the public to connect with government over 50 percent of the questioning requests for broken street lights we see the demand is high for people wanting to assess government services and expanding the 311 app of non-emergency to include homeless concerns a convenient way for the public to be pro-active in reporting issues as they see them at this time i'd like to to a thanks my team as well as the departments here the office of hope and department of emergency and the police department and public works the public health department and the city administrator's office took all those departments to build a partnership today with this i'll introduce the police chief greg suhr thank you. the non-emergency number it can't be stressed enough that the way to report on emergency is still call 9

311 health check ought to be had with that, i'd like to introduce over the course our director of 311 nan o'farrell to go over the details >> thank you, mr. mayor for your asking to implement those changes all of us can make a differences by reporting streets events at 311 we're looking at improving ways for the public to connect with government over 50 percent of the questioning requests for broken street lights we see the demand is high for people wanting to assess government services and expanding the 311 app of non-emergency to include homeless concerns a convenient way for the public to be pro-active in reporting issues as they see them at this time i'd like to to a thanks my team as well as the departments here the office of hope and department of emergency and the police department and public works the public health department and the city administrator's office took all those departments to build a partnership today with this i'll introduce the police chief greg suhr thank you. the non-emergency number it can't be stressed enough that the way to report on emergency is still call 9

311 health check ought to be had with that, i'd like to introduce over the course our director of 311 nan'farrell to go over the details >> thank you, mr. mayor for your asking to implement those changes all of us can make a differences by reporting streets events at 311 we're looking at improving ways for the public to connect with government over 50 percent of the questioning requests for broken street lights we see the demand is high for people wanting to assess government services and expanding the 311 app of non-emergency to include homeless concerns a convenient way for the public to be pro-active in reporting issues as they see them at this time i'd like to to a thanks my team as well as the departments here the office of hope and department of emergency and the police department and public works the public health department and the city administrator's office took all those departments to build a partnership today with this i'll introduce the police chief greg suhr thank you. the non-emergency number it can't be stressed enough that the way to report on emergency is still call 9-1

and a couple of inches on nan kentucky. -- nan kentucky. tucket. and in the last 24 hours, staying with us through the next three days. gust continuing 35 to 50 miles per hour. essentially, we're getting a tropical storm without the storm. the warnings are out. gusts today and tomorrow, could cause a couple of scattered power outages. and problems on the surf. advisory from five to one tomorrow on the surf. you're going to see the ten to 15 feet. splash coming over the seawalls and beach erosion is a part of that. g.e.d. getting to -- getting to the weekend, it's not going to be great. it's manageable. saturday is the best one. continuing to track joaquin. sunday and monday, going to make the closest pass. we'll keep everybody updated tloutd the weekend. >>> calling us cheaters and thugs and some things we can't mention. >> looking at what makes a great boston man. >> what better place to do that than one of the most diverse and iconic event. the annual men koom for women event. the real bostonian man is defined in a way that hollywood and outsider

here sa nan. meteorologist: hello, everyone. clowned he this in crease today. we're tracking a little bit of wet weather. you may notice a couple of sprinkles as we head it foams cool. almost chilly with east wind. by morning, temperatures are near 50. a passing shower. then, some sun beshine. we'll be right back. that's a big bull. i think that's old cyrus. 1800 pounds of do whatever the heck i want. take the long way, huh? thank you cyrus. lease an mkc for $299 a month only at your lincoln dealer. wow, time warner cable really upgraded their network. 300 meg internet, clearer picture. i know, we get almost 20,000 movies and shows on demand. our new dvr records six shows at once. why didn't we switch sooner? right? everything's better. [bad violin playing] well, almost everything. we're making things better. enhanced dvr, nearly 20,000 on demand titles, and up to 300 meg internet. including free wifi at home and on the go. switch today and ask how you could get a $300 reward card. time warner cable. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take

311 health check ought to be had with that, i'd like to introduce over the course our director of 311 nan o'farrell to go over the details >> thank you, mr. mayor for your asking to implement those changes all of us can make a differences by reporting streets events at 311 we're looking at improving ways for the public to connect with government over 50 percent of the questioning requests for broken street lights we see the demand is high for people wanting to assess government services and expanding the 311 app of non-emergency to include homeless concerns a convenient way for the public to be pro-active in reporting issues as they see them at this time i'd like to to a thanks my team as well as the departments here the office of hope and department of emergency and the police department and public works the public health department and the city administrator's office took all those departments to build a partnership today with this i'll introduce the police chief greg suhr thank you. the non-emergency number it can't be stressed enough that the way to report on emergency is still call 9

311 health check ought to be had with that, i'd like to introduce over the course our director of 311 nan o'farrell to go over the details >> thank you, mr. mayor for your asking to implement those changes all of us can make a differences by reporting streets events at 311 we're looking at improving ways for the public to connect with government over 50 percent of the questioning requests for broken street lights we see the demand is high for people wanting to assess government services and expanding the 311 app of non-emergency to include homeless concerns a convenient way for the public to be pro-active in reporting issues as they see them at this time i'd like to to a thanks my team as well as the departments here the office of hope and department of emergency and the police department and public works the public health department and the city administrator's office took all those departments to build a partnership today with this i'll introduce the police chief greg suhr thank you. the non-emergency number it can't be stressed enough that the way to report on emergency is still call 9

more nan two dozen people who all ate at marisco san juan on 4 had the street came down with diarrheaand fever. eleven of them are in intensive care. they tested positive for shigello which is a very infectious disease that causes abdominal pain and fever. the transmission of the disease can happen by eating food prepared by an infected food handler or direct person- to-person contact. the best way to stop the spread of it is through frequent hand washing with soap. county health officials believer there were many more people who became ill and haven't reported it yesterday t ever yet. they want to stop the spread and need help identifying those cases. anyone who may have eaten there and has those symptoms should see a doctor immediately. these cases are specific to the one on 49 street. >>> perk lee police are stepping up patrols after a man tried to lure three young girls into his van in the past weekend. it is the third time it happened in a month. live in perk lee -- berkeley with what is being done to keep kids safe. alex, good morning. >> good morning to you. certainly, there is

a student opened fire and kiledd nan people and then killed himself. some accused him of using the trip to push for stricter gun laws. >> there are going to be, i think, moments as we go forward and decide how not to have this keep happening. >>> the student killed in arizona went to high school here in maryland. colin row attended annapolis. he was killed. three others were injured today in an early morning shooting on the campus of northern arizona university. students held a vigil on the campus tonight. it happened after a fight broke out between two groups of students outside a dorm. an 18-year-old is now charged with murder. classes will resume at texas southern university. someone shot and killed a student there today in the parking lot of a university owned apartment complex. a second person was also shot and is now in serious condition. police are questioning two people tonight but still looking for the gunman. this was the third shooting on or near this campus this week. >>> the pressure is growing tonight for congressman paul ryan to jump int

there's nan tut right there, and coming across the sobbed where the heavier downpour situation is. they clip both chatham and nantucket in the next 20 minutes. upper 30s, southern new hampshire and vermont tonight. the way. what the high temperatures will be like tomorrow and next shot for some rain coming up this weekend. >> john farrell is in remission after being treated for cancer. he says he is looking forward to getting back to work. me deny been diagnosed for stage 1 non-hodgkin's lymphoma august 14th. >>> a teenager stabbed the jackson square t stop. we brought you this story on fox 25 news at 5:00 and 6:00 as breaking news. and new tonight fox 25's ted daniel takes a closer look at several recent incidents of violence on the orange line. >> reporter: at the jackson square t stop in jamaica plain this afternoon a police line kept passengerses from the orange line. transit police tell fox 25 a 17-year-old boy collapsed on the sidewalk right outside the station. >> he looked very critical. from what i heard he got stabbed at least three times, three or four times. >> reporter

. >> more refugees have sought asylum in sweden in 2015 nan any other people in history. now that surpasses the 1992 effort that saw 84,000 people seeking asylum after the wars in the balkans. this latest influx has overwhelmed the country, as jonah hull reports now. >> we catch up with the family, and it's not the sweden that this woman imagined. >> i'm sorry for the future here. i didn't think it would be like that. >> she shows me what appears to be bullying threats from immigration officials. >> every day, new rules, new rules. >> so you do hate us. if you hate it, go somewhere else. >> he organized with this guy from damascus. he told us, give me, and i can do everything--i will throw you out of sweden. >> he said give me your identi identity card, and i'll throw you out. >> yes. >> i put all this to the immigration minister in stockholm. >> this is a problem. because so many people are coming right now, and it really is a challenge for the authorities to set up proper housing and have a proper control. we're not dealing with this so good as we should do right now. >

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. >> armstrong: we're joined by nan net, giomo. welcome to the show. what is students read. >> guest: when you think of it, there's millions of historically black students with big ideas, resources or the strategy to thorn those ideas into companies. that is why we exist. what we are the first accelerated program to train collegiate students of color to lost art. >> armstrong: what is the process entail. >> guest: it entails a lot. >> armstrong: how does one qualify and tell us some the success stories. >> guest: absolutely. it entails patience and persistency on our part. to be patient with students no matter where they are in the process, launch stage, scale stage. >> armstrong: what stage, do you find a student in. >> guest: right. >> armstrong: that gives you the best chance for unbelievable results? >> guest: so i would say that primarily, they require three things, they require being in a stage of consistency, persistency, and commitment. so no matter where they are in stage they need that mind-set in order to be successful. >> armstrong: what th

>> reporter: nan eighbors say it was so easy to get into the building. kids used to walk through it like a shortcut to get to the that, the community says, is unacceptable. a small memorial outside this mammoth abandoned building. a 16-year-old boy who fell 16 stories down an elevator shaft. he wasn't supposed to be inside but neighbors say kids do it all the time. >> it's sad but kids sneak in and out of there all the time. >> reporter: it's unclear what exactly he was doing in there on friday. he is described as a good kid, but the temptation to go inside the empty building has lured countless teens though it's clearly unsafe. the building has sat delap dated for many years now but it used to be the first volunteer hospital. folks say the city has to do more to keep kids out. >> i think it's sad. there needs to be security. but then again i think the building should have been down years ago. >> i think it needs to be demolished. kids always are in there. access is easy. >> a private security guard is now stationed outside the building and a new fence h

no we weren't jealous at vineyard and nan tub. there have been times when we've been in the 70s and they've been in the 50s, too. is fair is fair here, even into autumn. a warm front lifts by tomorrow, with he'll get the 70s and spread the wealth, i think a lot of spots will hit 70 tomorrow. it remains to be seen how far those 70s go north of the border. we have a chance to get close to it in lawrence and haverhill too. but 68 or 69 would do it there. in any event, the cool front is coming in tomorrow evening to maybe trigger a shower or two and eventually drop those temperatures in dramatic fashion, new england style, by the time we get into friday. these are suspect north of the border because i think that will only go so far north. on the southshore, through brockton and duxbury, too. wells bury cool thanks to the southwest wind. be warned there's a pool of cool air up here and won't take much to get a certainly of it crass southern new england. on friday a piece this breaks off and comes south on a gusty 50s. although, we're i

. >> he is fighting for his >> i had the lastest on cbs this morning, nan was live on the talk and michelle on "dr.drew" and cameron with our l.a. affiliate. >> they're still scheduled to attend an event in new york city on monday night. they have not canceled just yet. >> hit privilege of coveri lamar odom from the moment he arrived in the nba in 1999. he was a supremely talented basketball player. but as i got to know him away from the court, i realized that he was an better human being. and also keep this in mind, whe khloe and lamar got together, he was the famous face in that relationship. of course, the dynamics shifted later and we'll examine all of that, nancy. >> thanks very muckevin. >>> and we have some big couples news right now. starting with this. maybe just wishful thinking. it would be but are madonna and sean pen penn getting pack together? >> he had a front row seat at her vancouver gig. she dedicated the song a special guest. >> my ex-husband was there. >> t madonna on stage in brooklyn last month. >> and, you know, had been at my show 30 years earlier. and he very upset

more nan 100 cars, buses, and trucks were trapped on highway 58.two big riggs and five cars are still stuck. road crews are having a difficult time because the mud has hardened and they say it's like trying to get through concrete. five other roads that have been shut down and open again. >>> for the first time -- third time, someone has damaged a statue on the peninsula. police told vandals that -- told us that vandals removed the head off the statue. they took it with them. the city was not able to find it. they currently leased the park, but the statue is on federal land, so that could be a federal crime. the earlier attacks happened in carmel. the cases might be related but so far there are no suspects. some people opposed that move by the church saying that father sarah harmed native americans. >>> 6:07. a vigil was held for three teenagers who were killed in a street racing crash. >> amazing grace, how sweet the sound. >> about a hundred people gathered to remember 18-year-old toledo. fifteen-year-old, and 15-year-old anthony ramos. people at

understand we're facing challenges this app hemming heels a lot thanks to the leadership the mayor and nan alfaro for alexander this to the app we have 3 pro activities crews through the city many times a week we may adjust and be responsive as well as with the predefined i'm looking forward to getting the data to evaluate the route, however, with this information allowing the public to report it will gridlock help us to go our job. >> i'll now introduce my other partner barbara garcia. >> good morning we're excited about this new app preservation our homeless team has doubled the members on the team we've responded to 311 but multiply calls someone calls 311 and determine what status it is with this new app we'll have that directly and that will help us in ronald's to the call i want to note the deducting 23 23w47 programs people are i will are picked up we're able to provide that care as an e in san francisco general hospital we have teams that are out there we have teams that go out to homeless issues and violate issues on to twenty-four hours those are homeless teams in every district

manhattan and over the course of several months, federal authorities allege burk conspired to kill the nan his new york office. -- the map in his new york office. burk allegedly had the weapons and disguises in place. the reported payout? close to $100,000. >> if cop victimmed, he faces up to ten years in federal prison. julie loncich, wbz news. >> thank you, julie. >>> 3 years after a south boston grandmother was murdered, her family finally has some sense of justice. house, stole several items and stabbed her. she died in her son's arms. she lived long enough to give a description of the killer. police say he knew the family and fingerprints linked him to the crime. >>> one person shot and killed at texas southern university in houston. the campus went on lockdown as police searched for the gunman who shot two people at a student housing complex. tonight we know there is a suspect in custody. there was another shooting near that same complex earlier this the day. investigators don't know if the crimes are connected. meantime a similar scene at an arizona college. early morning gunfire on

." >> i flew them in from nan these are my two little cousins. this is auntie lisa, this is uncle burton. >> and her dad gary has some moves. he taught you how to dance? >> one night i went all out. i didn't care what the adults thou just danced my heart away. it inspired me to write a new song for the new album. called "dance like your daddy." >> i wonder what your kids layla and lucas would think about dancing like their daddy? meghan was just nominated for three american music awards including artist of the year. >>> up next kathie lee's first sitdown after the death of her husband frank. her children's love for their dad. >> he told me to tell you that he loved you more than >> then "back to the future" 30 years later. our "e.t." cast throwback. >> it was a great time. >> stick around. >>> thank god i got this award before kelly ripa. i mean, how embarrassing would that be? >> you know, always good to start with a joke, especially on an emotional occasion. kathie lee gifford and her late husband frank were inducted into the broadcasting and c

reporter steve nannes (nan-iss) has the latest "(travelel): "we're safe, we're sound, that's all you can say." hurricane patricia roared ashore in mexico friday night... now downgraded to a tropical depression... the storm is the most powerful ever recorded in the western hemisphere... downing trees and damaging buildings in central mexico. the 165-mile-an-hour winds sent vacationers heading for home. (traveler): "actually, we used one of the hotel's service buses for their employees, that's the only way we got out." officials fear the system could add to existing storms already hitting parts of the u-s. corsicana, texas... about 55 miles south of dallas... received 16 and a half inces of rain overnight friday... saturday morning found emergency personnel trying to free two union pacific employees from their overturned train. the freight derailed after it was partially submerged by floodwaters... waters that t stranded driversrs too. (stranded driver): "as you can see i have and i didn't think i could make it. and so i stopped and like freaked out and called 911. and they were like,

reporter: video captured an israeli civilian holding a gun moments after he shot and killed a palestin nan who he said tried to stab him. it's one death in a spate of separate attacks where several pal stillians were kid after targeting police. the israeli government has labeled them terrorists, but at their funerals, like this one today in the west bank, palestinians held them as martyrs. "he is a hero now and i pray for god to accept him as a mart i.r.s.," she said. >> funerals for the dead have further fueled the violence. but for another day, security forces clashed with violent crowds despite the deployment of additional troop earlier this week, to curb a nearly month-long string of attacks. this protester said he came out because he was angry at the force used against palestinians. >> reporter: the violence began after rumors that palestinian access to the revered al-aqsa mosque would be limited. israeli officials said the country's response has been appropriate, but the increased security has done little so far to put out the fire. >> reporter: israeli defense is expected to deploy

one million fled the borders, and there's less money nan there was last year -- than there was last year. it's a drop off from some of the countries in the gulf, saudi arabia, it's providing less than last year. i think the thing to emphasise behind the statistics in the report is that this equates to a deepening human tragedy. this means less aid for - less aid for refugees for those inside syria. it's a combination, like you say, of potentially the length of the crisis, and other priorities on government's minds, which is causing this crisis to deepen. >> and the president of the aid group doctors without borders or mfs has requested an independent investigation into the bombing of a hospital in afghanistan. 22 patients and staff were killed in the attack in kunduz on saturday. the top u.s. demander acknowledged the strike was a mistake. while mfs wants the inquiry to be carried out by the international fact-finding commission, it was set up by the u.n. to monitor war crimes. it needs one of 76 signatories to request an investigation. >> it is unacceptable that states hide behind gentl

look at ocean sit where emergency vehicles are ready for those who may get stranded in flood water nangate sandbags are prepared for those hoping to keep the flood waters at bay. governor chris christie has state of emergency, but not too late to start with a plan. see how rough the conditions r he said start thinking about it as crews continue to work in preparation, take a listen. >> acted dollars emergency kahn systems, topping off fuel supplies. >> so be did a very careful out there today. you can see how dangerous the conditions r reporting live in sea isle city. jan carabeo, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks so much. right now 6:48. time to see what's coming up on cbs this morning, we check in with nora o'donnell with a preview for us, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, erika. we're in oregon with new details about the heroes, that help take down the gunman in the deadly school shooting. plus, the threat from hurricane joaquin. we're spread out along the east costes millions prepare for flood emergencies. and there is growing outrage about new app that let you

this after cell phone video shows what appears to be an officer spitting on a nan man in handcuffs. >> reporter: incident happened monday night in baltimore. according to witnesses, officers ordered seferld people to move off the steps of a building. they tased and handcuffed a man who argued with an officer and then the officer is seen on video doing this. >> reporter: bystanders reacted, tension escalated. another officer could be seen with the taser telling people to move back. baltimore's interim police commissioner says the whole encounter is now under investigation acknowledge that spit on the man after his arrest. >> and his body and his head moved forward in a manner that suggest he may have actually spit on the handcuffed arrested person. i think any reasonable person can look at the video last night and come away with some serious concerns. >> this isn't being reviewed or looked at this isn't being glanced at but a full-blown internal investigation. >> reporter: the interim commissioner says he can't imagine what could explain that behavior. >> i can't in spite of my best ef

. >> it will be bad if this time less people nan in previous elections vote for me. it means people will leave me, they are not satisfied with decisions of my policy. it's important to hold on to the level of support i had in previous elections. five years ago alexander lukashenko's re-election led to mass protests and the gaoling of leading opposition figures. the e.u. responded by imposing economic sanctions on officials and companies. >> since then, alexander lukashenko cast himself as the guarantee of stability, an image held by the eurozone crisis and the war in neighbouring ukraine. for a while political opponents continue to be gaoled. the e.u. says it will temporarily lift sanctions, provided the election takes place without incident. opposition figures, including the nobel literature laureate are against the room. >> it doesn't matter to alexander lukashenko how we vote. as stalin said, it's not important who votes or how they vote, what is important is who counts the votes. that is important here. >> in recent years alexander lukashenko capitalize said on d