all of them, the nypd says, are owned by arabs or muslims. >> it's funny because some of the nypd who were doing the spying, their supervisors kept noticing that they were going to the same restaurants. so they finally asked them you know is that a real hot spot, is there a lot of activity there? and it just turned out the cops liked the food a lot. can't blame them. >> the nypd's policy when it comes to muslims seems to be "collect it all." >> no detail of muslim public life in new york was too insignificant or too trivial to record. and not just to record in a police report secretly, but to sort of retain it, and possibly to share it. >> i certainly know that i'm being surveilled. they've told me that i'm being surveilled. it's not a question for me. it's a reality. >> soheeb amin was a student at brooklyn college and the president of the muslim student group there, when it was being monitored by the nypd. the police kept tabs on the group's website, and it did the same at other colleges and universities in new york and beyond. they also had informants or undercover officers infiltr

the nypd banned the use of choke holds over 20 years ago.ty mayor bill de blasio and bill bratton had this to say. >> i want to offer my deepest condolences to the family and loved ones of eric garner. he was a loving husband and caring father and grandfather. this is a terrible tragedy that occurred yesterday, a terrible tragedy that no family should have to experience. i have instructed commissioner bratton to ensure that it will be a full and thorough investigation of this incident. >> this would appear to have been a choke hold. but the investigation both by the district attorney's office as well as by our internal affairs will see to make that final determination as part of our investigation. >> joining me now is jim cavanaugh an msnbc law enforcement analyst. and chelsea marcias. what is your reaction to that video? >> well, the choke hold, lawrence, is excessive. it's unnecessary, it's excessive force. in a rare situation like this, you question even why were any police forces arresting the guy for selling one loose cigarette, 50 cent

and it is also a real hot spot for nypd. they plan to place an informant on the board of the association of new york. >> it was part. a terrorist enterprise investigation. if helping kids with their home work and is terrorism activities i guess so, i don't think there's any reason to believe that, an organization with good people doing good work would be engaged in any kind of activity. >> so this is one of the secret documents that was leaked to the associated press. it talks about multiple mosques and organizations that people that we know, so that are mentioned in here, and when i first saw it -- it is looking at confidential informant profiles and looking for the right people to infiltrate particular centers or organizations. so here we are number two. >> there you go. our community mistrusts each other, the fact that we are fabric of our community is broke season what really hurts me the most, that people can't trust each other. and you come here because it is about liberty, justice, and freedom. >> i remember we had po

broader investigation of the nypd's use of the banned tactic.gotten more than 100,000 allegations of officers using choke holds in the past five years. it fully investigated half, nine of the cases were confirmed. and in two of the nine cases, were not enough evidence to come to a conclusion. but the cause of garner's is undisputed. >> an unarmed black man was subjected to a choke hold and the result is: he is no longer with us. >> it is still unclear whether a choke hold had a part of his death. >> john aborn, president of a police watchdog commission. >> thank you john happy to be here. >> tell us what you see. >> fortunately we have the full video and we see exactly what happened here. in an odd way that will be an opportunity for everybody to understand what the sequence was and learn from this absolutely horrible tragic incident. there are numerous people investigating this, the staten island district attorney, the ccrb will take a look, the new york city police department, plenty of agencies. for us, why did this happen and what can be don

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as far as the nypd was concerned, this homicide was solved.detective may have looked only in the open homicide drawer and never bothered to even look to see if there was anything other than an unsolved homicide that fit that description. >> reporter: and as far as you know, that was the end of it. >> right, i'd moved on. >> reporter: forcelli soon retired from the nypd, not knowing six people had been already been convicted. in the meantime, eric was stuck in prison. it wasn't until 2012, 14 years later, that he hit paydirt, and it came in the form of cellphone records. remember, the cab drivers cellphone had been stolen by whoever killed him. >> and i found hundreds of calls after his death. >> reporter: the records showed the first call was made from the victim's phone minutes after the shooting. the numbers called traced back to relatives of two sex, money, murder gang members named jose rodriguez and gilbert vega. eric believed he finally had evidence showing who the real killers were. >> it took me 16 years, 17 years to get those through

the nypd says that garner suffered a heart attack, but the official results of his autopsy are pending ron claiborne, abc 7 news. >> up next, the weekend forecast. >> it may be made july, but it is not indicative of that in the weather. >> i know, but i have not heard any complaints. >> no, absolutely. >> it feels more like september, go figure. enjoy the temperatures throw about monday. the weatherbug cameras. this is a time lapse from belle haven country club in alexandria. a great day on the golf course. except for the clouds. we don't have quite the sun layer, but the day has been delightful, although there has been some rain. live with the rain frederick, 82 degrees. looking at the radar, have not seen any observations of rain in frederick, but there may be some sprinkles heading in your direction. prince george's county, laurel, maryland, a good bit of cloud cover, 80 degrees, the high was 80 degrees. the low was 76, right now. the average is 89 this time of year, so well below the seasonal average. of theellite, from one cameras in space, showing what most of the cloud cover is

plus the new video having the nypd under fire. calls of excessive force ahead. >>> arizona's governor says she is ordering a review of an execution carried out last night. now, the procedure took nearly two hours. and it is renewing as you would expect a debate over capital punch. roxana saberi has been following this all day for us and has more. >> the aclu of arizona is calling for a halt to executions today and told me they want an independent investigation in to what happened. and i spoke to a journalist who witnessed the execution last night. he told me he saw joseph wood snorting and gasping for air. executions by lethal injection usually take about 10 minutes fox,for joseph wood it lasted at two hours. >> it was a strange thing his mouth opened like a gasp and you would see a spasm go right down his chest would lift, his stomach would convulse and then it was over and over and over. >> journalist michael kiefer had witnessed four executions before this, but said he has seen nothing like in. >> i turned to the reporter sitti

what police officers have to do, nypd included, there are over 35,000 nypd officers.have to conduct their own internal investigations, assessments and reviews on a consistent basis to try to find these officers before they kill and injure people out on the street. >> here's what i don't get. you would think even these officers would know and realize that just about everyone walking around on the street has a camera phone. everyone -- >> right. >> everyone's shooting video. they have to know that before they engage in some of these acts that are caught -- that are captured by camera phones. >> i think that what you're seeing is just a level of undiscipline here and officers who have probably gotten away with doing things so many times in the past. look at what happened with eric garner. how many officers -- officer number 99, the one that puts the alleged chokehold on eric garner, look how many officers are standing around observing him. his supervisor is there. he puts the chokehold on him, even as eric garner is pleading, i can't breathe, i can't breathe. he continue

nypd doesn't know. they've taken them down.some video for you in the last 20 minutes of them actually putting that second american flag back up here on the brooklyn bridge. it's a huge feat to scale this bridge and to get up on top of that flagpole to put white flags there. who could have done that? that is the key question. also, the real issue here is security. i was just talking to a detective that i know well at nypd and i said, how could this happen? he said there's a standard level of security at the bridge and he went on to say that that security failed last night or this morning and perhaps more security is needed. a local city councilman said the same thing. it's flag this time but what will it be next time, a potential landmark like this. i asked that detective, have you ruled anything out? could there be any concerning ties? could this be more than a prank? they said that they have ruled nothing out. they have a lot of different leads, people who claim to have been eyewitnesss, people who claim to have even done this

. >>> tonight, we have shocking new video of another violent nypd arrest, and we'll hear from the man who captured the video of last week's choke hold arrest that ended the life of eric garner. but first, the action on capitol hill today was about the crisis on our southern border. >> house republicans unveiled their plan this morning. >> a three-pronged attack. >> something of an outline. >> send troops, send back refugees. >> they are very, very vulnerable. >> and send nothing to the floor of congress. >> bring them a bipartisan bill from the senate for a vote in the house. >> boehner would not commit to bringing any legislation up for a vote. >> boehner is continuing to be boehner. >> they want us to throw more money at the problem. >> the president of the united states is the world's sugar daddy. >> promised them all sorts of free goodies. >> everyone is talking in d.c. >> right now it's still in the talking page. >> how does boehner continue to get away with this? >> nothing is going to get done. >> they can pass immigration reform in two minutes. >> we should stay here until we

pressure han mounting on the nypd commissioner yesterday ordered all 35,000 nypd officers to be retrainedn the use of force. he said i hhe doesn't believe r played a part. reverend al sharpton joining me now. tonight the family and the children say goodbye to their father. it's just the beginning of the investigation. as it seems, the commissioner, the mayor taking this seriously as they're moving forward here. are you confident we're going to get answers some here soon? >> i don't know. i'm confident we're going to keep the pressure on and other groups that are supportive of the family from day one. because what is so egregious about this, tamron, you're not talking about a policeman that says i thought he had a weapon and i reacted. you are talking about a policeman that knew he had no weapon, put him in an ill lee choke hold and after 11 times of him saying i can't breathe kept choking him. and others standing around doing nothing. and the emergency medical service people coming and standing around two minutes doing nothing. you have the inginge officers n responding, no cpr. this is w

>> i thought about that. >> he says the answer might be simple, as far as the nypd was concerned, this homicide was solved and closed. >> the detective may have looked in the open homicide drawer and may have never bothered to look into anything other than that. >> and he soon retired from the nypd not knowing six people have already been convicted. in the meantime, eric was stuck in prison. it was not until 2012, 14 years later that he hit pay dirt and it came in the form of cell phone records. remember, the cabdriver's cell phone had been stolen by whoever killed him. >> i found hundreds of calls after his death. >> the record showed the first call was made from the victim's phone minutes after the shooting. the numbers called trace back to relatives of two sex, money, murder gang members, named jose rodriguez and gilbert vaga. eric felt he had evidence of who the killers were. >> it took me 16 or 17 years to get those through freedom of information. >> the district attorney had all the evidence to solve the crime from the beginning. >> he wrote a letter to the u.s. attorney detailin

chokeholds have been banned for 20 years. >> that's correct. >> by the nypd.hem. there have been a thousand complaints against the nypd in the past four years. somewhere training has gone wrong. >> i can't arbitrate that with you. i think we have to visit the training component or mechanism here. i'm not saying what the police officer did was correct. i'm just here to explain to you that when you're in the throe of the moment, things get kind of crazy. these two guys are saigt this guy, and the first 23w0 that encountered him are trying to figure out how they're going to control him. the method may have been wrong. it's easy for us to sit here. >> he went down right away. you could hear him as soon as they took him down, i can't breathe, i can't hear him. >> he is asthmatic. >> you're hearing him once they released his throat him going i can't breathe. and again, as alisyn said, the choke -- show us the chokehold and how it works. >> absolutely. i just want to say one thing to you, don. >> go ahead. >> we're glossing over the fact that precipitated the conflic

police appeared to have a choke hold on him and a practice banned by the nypd.ficer alleged to have done so is stripped of badge and gun but the chokehold isn't mentioned in this report obtained by the new york daily news and says garner wasn't in great distress. says crying out i can't breathe at least eight times seem distress to you? joining me is president of the global grind and political director for russell simmons and lisa bloom, legal analyst for nbc news and author. lisa, was this use of force excessive? >> absolutely. we've got it right there on the videotape. i mean, think about it. eric garner accused of illegally single cigarettes. not anything that's a threat to anyone. physically. when you see the officers approach him, he has some verbal engagement with them. he puts his hands up and not akousing anyone or hitting anyone and take him down clearly in a choke hold and yelling out i can't breathe, clearly a sign of distress. if the review commission does not see that, we need new home independent unbiassed people reviewing this incident. >> we aske

i would bet the nypd arrested over 120, 130,000 people.ion to, that they probably stopped 100,000. they have probably a half a million interactions, personal interactions with the general public in new york city annually. >> okay. >> we're talking about three incidents. >> but even if it's three incidents or one or a half, what is wrong with scrutinizing this -- these videos to -- >> i don't think there is any harm. >> there is not a problem with scrutinizing it, but don't prejudge, and let the fax come out. >> what is there to prejudge, though? let's just be honest. hang on. what is there to rejudge, about when you were a kid, did you jump a turnstile? >> no. >> did you ever jump a turnstile? >>. no. >> all right. i don't believe you first of all. >> a subway. >> but that's what kids do. i'm not saying it's right. but kids do things you jump a turnstile, you're chasing a friend, you're hanging thought the city. this city is your playground. >> are you suggest we selectively enforce the law? you can jump the turnstile but you can't hit a p

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it says the nypd restricts people from attempting to record officers on duty.t kind of interference was alleged after garner's death. increase, today in an interview with nbc tamron hall, ramsey orta said officers threatened to arrest him. >> did they ever try to get you to put down the camera? >> yes. >> what did they say to you? >> they told me it was a crime special investigation and get off the scene. if not, i was going to be arrested. >> just think about that for a second. if after everything we've learned this week the only people facing arrest at that scene were an unman, now dead, and the unarmed citizen recording the incident then something is really backwards here and something needs to change. thanks for watching. that is our show for the day. you can find "the cycle" on facebook and find me at ari@msnbc.com. "now" is up next. >>> two ukrainian jetliners shot down from russian territory. this is "now" live from washington, d.c. >> smoke, flames, charred wreckage once again. >> pro-russian rebels shot down two ukrainian fighter jets. leaders claiming

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nypd saying the act was likely carried out by two intruders and two teams.oup had inside knowledge of the bridge. reports also saying today the nypd has ramped up its presence around the bridge and installed more surveillance cameras. >>> developing tonight, new reports on the tens of thousands of illegal immigrants, many of them children, recently dumped into u.s. cities with little more than an instruction to show up in court in a couple of weeks. tonight, reports out that 90% of those recently scheduled to appear have no-showed. and the d.o.j. reportedly admits now that at least half of the children scheduled for hearings are not showing up. this as we learn the immigration courts already have a backlog of some 375,000 cases. surely everything will be rescheduled soon. joining me now florida senator marco rubio. senator, thanks for being here. so these children who we've rounded up, put on buses and sent into various american cities are not showing up for their scheduled court dates. surprise, surprise. >> well, we have always said that one of the things

all right, they're not supposed to do the choke hold. >> banned for 20 years by nypd. right there, they're in trouble. when you also look and hear the actual videotape, the audio, he says very clear within can't breathe, i can't breathe, i can't breathe. what was he being arrested for? selling illegal cigarettes. okay, yes, it is a crime but it is not like he was being arrested for murder and had to be brought down that way. i think the nypd is looking at excessive force. there could be other charges coming from that. just look at the video. and the question then will be, if they are charged, were they the ones that actually caused his death. you are right, he had various diseases, asthma, diabetes. >> so, the flip side of this is that he did resist arrest. so will somebody look at that? will a judge look at that and say, he played a part in it? i hate to say it that way. >> that's right. contributory negligence. maybe the cause of the death was not the choke hold, had he all these other things. the video will be played out to a jury where you see and hear him saying i

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somebody took his breath away from him. >> reporter: an nypd spokesperson tells cbs news any informationng this incident will be exam abouted by the bureau and the attorney. another has been placed on desk duty. anne-marie green, cbs news, new york. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," big tobacco reacts to a billion-dollar punishment and the box office goes ape. jill wagner is at the new york stodge exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning. lauren. asian markets were mixed. hong kong's hang seng was flat but shanghai composite incident shed half a percent. tokyo's nikkei is closed. wall street's stocks began the week higher. the dow ended up 123 points on friday. the naz began gained 86 points. r.j. reynolds the largest cigarette manufacturer says it will appeal a damage award by a florida jury. the company which makes brands like kool, camel, winston, and pall mall, says the settlement was grossly excessive. a widow of a man who died from lung cancer filed the lawsuit. "the new york times" found that many of those loans are made through used car dealers working with som

you're not familiar with the nypd the use is prohibited. >> that's correct.ll choke holds. >> why were police arresting garner in the first place. >> so we don't know very much right now. we're told by police officials that garner had been previously arrested for selling loose cigarettes untaxed cigarettes on the street. and that is what we're hearing the justification for the arrest. >> your paper reports garner received zero medical help from officers and waited how long for the ambulance? >> about seven minutes. four minutes emt lives. they don't appear to give cpr or medical aid. we see them chuck a pulse and put him on the stretcher. but that is about it. >> and passers by who gathered, what were they doing? >> from what i was told by witnesses on that day, they said they were taking video, they were screaming, you know, let go of him. they wanted to help. they wanted to intervene but there was not much they could do. >> this modified duty that the officers have been placed on, which officers and what does that mean? modified duty? >> so the two officers

cnn's alexandra field has been digging into the latest technology at the nypd crime lab, and she hashe science behind "the hunt." >> reporter: the hunt is hon for the most wanted among us in our global era, the challenge seems broader than ever. >> it's a lot different than it was in the 1920s and 1930s when you had john dillinger or bonnie and clyde commit a crime in one state and it was a big deal for them to just cross state lines nap's what's changed over the year, the ability to travel all over the world fairly easily and economically. >> reporter: but along with the emergence of the worldwide manhunt, the science behind chasing criminals has evolved too. >> you can run, but you can no longer hide. >> reporter: from your image captured virtually everywhere, down to your fingerprint, scientific and technological advancements have given investigators more sophisticated tools to work where. our cameras take you inside the nypd's closely guarded forensic crime lab, a front line for catching criminals. better development techniques in the finter printing field showed detectives a cle

the nypd said it is going to change the way it trains officers on the use of force. >> was with it aiece of art, a political statement, or something else? police in new york say it was a crime. someone bleached two american flags flying above the brooklyn bridge. investigators say whatever the goal, the stunt was very well planned. surveillance video shows a group of people going onto the bridge this morning, covering the lights that illuminate the flags. the gates that protect the bridge were left locked. police say the people may have climbed the bridge before. veronica, how bad will it get tomorrow? >> it's not going to be bad everywhere. >> okay. >> for a portion of the area, we are talking about storms that could produce high winds, heavy rain, a lot of lightning. tomorrow storms will go late. that's something different with these. unlike some of the storms that end in the afternoon, they will go late into the evening. i can show you where in a moment. follow me to the weather wall as we look outside. we have scattered clouds out there now. tomorrow's storms, not only here but a

despite two police cars parked on either end of the bridge and dozens of cameras monitored by the nypdoing to look at the camera coverage from both sides of the bridge, from approaches to the to determine what number of people are we looking at, what are they carrying. >> reporter: at 3:10 a.m., video obtained by police shows at least four or five people crossing the bridge by foot. around 3:30 a.m., this video captured by earthcam shows the lights illuminating the american flags go dark. police say the culprits covered the lights with these aluminum covers and then made the switch. it wasn't until 5:30 a.m. that construction workers noticed the white-washed flags. by 11:00 a.m., members of the emergency services unit took those flags down. the brooklyn bridge is supposed to be one of the safest structures in the city. the nypd beefed up security at bridges after this flash dance party on the manhattan bridge last august. just weeks before that, a wanna be spider-man climbed the brooklyn bridge. and in march, a local artist scaled the queensboro bridge to display his work. no one has t

the nypd has made huge strides in diversity. >> jon, black cops can beat black people, too. i'm not saying you should, just that you do. this isn't a white cop issue. this is a cop issue. >> jon: is it something about the uniform? >> i once dressed as a cop for halloween. by the end of the night, i was choking brothers. it's difficult. >> jon: maybe change the costume to captain america. this year marvel announced captain america is now going to be black. that's an advance. >> very nice. [applause] >> jon: that seems somewhat sarcastic. >> i know. so they really think a black superhero is going to change things? you know he's going to spend all his time answering questions, why you always seem to show up at crime scenes? not to mention the outfit is red and blue. so you're with the bloods and the crips. >> jon:, yeah, it would be like, how did you afford that shield? what, did you steal it, hubcap and the america? >> hey, hey, whoa, jon, come on. >> jon: i thought we were doing a bit. >> i'm just messing with you, jon. after all these years, you don't know that whatever, usa

. >> well the nypd is under fire after the death of a man in custody. craig boswell on the controversial maneuver that may have killed him. >> reporter: hundreds of people turned out saturday to protest the death of a new york city man who died following a struggle with police that was caught on tape. eric garner's wife broke down. >> yet again, another brother has been called home and we know that choke holds are illegal. so we asked ourselves why. >> reporter: his mother described garner as a gentleman. >> they shouldn't have did this to my son. he never hurt a soul. >> reporter: 43-year-old eric garner struggled with five new york city police officers as they tried to arrest him on a statton island sidewalk. a person nearby recorded the scene as officers pinned him down with a choke hold when he refused the handcuffs. you can hear him pleading with police to let go of him. police confronted the six foot three, 350-pound father of six of suspension of selling untaxed cigarettes. garner who had asthma died of cardiac arrest about an hour after the acci

the nypd banned the choke hold over 20 years ago but now tl city's complaint review board is holdingw. garner's family is demanding someone be held accountable. his sister. >> he didn't die because he stopped breathing on his own. somebody took his breath away from him. >> reporter: an nypd spokesperson tells cbs news any video or information regarding this incident will be investigated by the internal affairs bureau and the staten island district attorney. one of the officers involved has been stripped of his badge and gun. another has been placed paid desk duty. anne-marie green, cbs news, new york. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," big tobacco reacts to a billion-dollar punishment, and the box office goes ape. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning. lauren. asian markets were mixed ahead of key ipos in china. hong kong's hang seng was flat but shanghai composite's index shed half a percent. tokyo's nikkei is closed. wall street's stocks began the week higher. the dow ended up 123 points on friday. the nasdaq gained 68 point

. >> eric garner died while being placed in a choke hold by a member of the nypd.was being arrested on charges stemming from illegal cigarette sales. the nypd prohibits the use of a choke hold. >>> a judge handed donald sterling a defeat in court clearing the way for exmicrosoft ceo steve becauser to buy the clippers for $2 billion. sterling's estranged when i have shellie has been seeking approval from the sale after removing her husband donald as trustee. the nba banned him for life for making offensive remarks about african-americans. he has vowed to fight the sale until his death. >> details on the mother letting her child play in park alone. >> we're live as a community prepares to come together to remember the three young lives cut short in friday's carjacking crash. katherine scott has details on the 76ers legend who is stepping in to help all this. that's ahead at 6:00 a.m. >> and a reminder that you can always take the new 6abc.com with you wherever you go. get all the top stories. our new smart design makes the layout fit any device including your tablet

longer believes courtesy of banned nypd choke hold, rest in power. he links it to the image with the words underneath "i can't breathe." >> several people have put up pictures of themselves with the #i can't breathe. >> rest in peace, eric, we need to do better as the human race. 200,000 people have signed a petition on line. >> coming up, a plan to wire much of new york city for wi-fi using some 20th century relics. we will show you what some companies have planned. >> it's made land fall in taiwan and now the storm heading to china. the typhoon swept through the region last week, hitting the philippines, china and vietnam, the second strongest storm to hit china in decades. >> we are talking about a different typhoon, this one made landfall in taiwan. this is 12 to 18 hours before it made landfall. right now, the wind speeds are 90 miles per hour, a category one hurricane if it were in the atlantic. we are see ago lot of rain out of this storm. this is the latest advisory. they had it in the middle of the country, but since the advisory, the storm

somebody took his breath away from him. >> an nypd spokesperson tells cbs news any video or informationg this incident will be investigated by the certainly affairs bureau and staten island district attorney. one of the officers involved has been stripped of his badge and gun. another has been placed on paid desk duty. anne-marie green, cbs news, new york. >> up next a california family caught in the middle of conflicting water use rules [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. ocuvite. help protect your eye health. ocuvite. we fill our freshly baked flatbread, with bold, unflat flavors. like taste inspired by the freshness of the mediterranean. so you always get flavor that's anything but flat. new flatbread sandwiches, try one today. while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, this can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain, and improve daily physica

. >>> caught on camera, the deadly confrontation between a suspect and the nypd. why did this man die? today the protests and the family's emotional reaction. >>> and where were you on the day of that first moon walk, one famous astronaut using the stars here on earth to help america remember the milestone. >> i was five years old. >> what a day that was. >> we have done it. we have put a man on the moon. >>> good evening. david is off. i'm dan harris. we're going to start here with disaster, compounded by disrespect. there's no other way to describe what is happening tonight at the mh 17 crash site than chaotic and infuriating. the debris field in eastern ukraine is being guarded by pro-russian rebels, some of them allegedly drunk, who are restricting the activities of international investigators. the bodies of some of the 2 98 victims, 80 of them kids seen here simply lined up on the side of the road. tonight the ukrainian government says it has proof that russia provided the missile system that shot that plane down and is now actively working with the rebels to

. >> the nypd banned choke holds over 20 years ago but now the city's civilian complaint review boardunching a study into choke hold complaints over the last five years. garner's family is demanding someone be held accountable. his sister alecia flag. >> he didn't die because he stopped breathing on his own. somebody took his breath away from him. >> and nypd spokesperson tells cbs news any video or information regarding this incident will be investigated by the internal affairs bureau and the staten island district attorney. one of the officers involved has been stripped of his badge and gun. another has been placed on paid desk duty. anne-marie green, cbs news, new york. >> up flex, a california family caught in the middle of conflicting water use rules. [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivitamin to help protect your eye health. ocuvite. help protect your eye health. ocuvite. we fill our freshly baked flatbread, with bold, unflat flavors. like taste inspired by the freshness of the me

. >>> caught on camera, the deadly confrontation between a suspect and the nypd.hy did this man die? today the protests and the family's emotional reaction. >>> and where were you on the day of that first moon walk, one famous astronaut using the stars