, the behavior therapist, took place not two weeks after the shootings of alton sterling and philando castile. talk about how this case fits into the bigger picture of police violence. >> i can tell you a couple of things. i've family law enforcement. there are training issues regarding police departments, but one of the bigger issues that someone pointed out to me is that there is a heart issue involved. until the police really have a connection with their citizens who they patrol, they're really supposed to be there to protect and serve, and it is a lot inier to bring ourselves this type of situation when you are aiming a firearm at someone as opposed to trying to talk and help them -- if they knew, if they implemented community policing services whether officers were in the community talking to people, that humanizes the individual you are supposed to be there to protect and serve. that when officers are always driving around in patrolling the area's looking for bad guys, that does not gain the trust of the community. people would be so much better off and communities would be so much bett

just as we should hear the students and coworkers describe their affection for philando castile as a"mr. rogers with dreadlocks," they called him -- and know that his life mattered to a whole lot of people of all races, of all ages, and that we have to do what we can, without putting officers' lives at risk, but do better to prevent another life like his from being lost. with an open heart, we can worry less about which side has been wronged, and worry more about joining sides to do right. (applause.) because the vicious killer of these police officers, they won't be the last person who tries to make us turn on one other. the killer in orlando wasn't, nor was the killer in charleston. we know there is evil in this world. that's why we need police departments. (applause.) but as americans, we can decide that people like this killer will ultimately fail. they will not drive us apart. we can decide to come together and make our country reflect the good inside us, the hopes and simple dreams we share. "we also glory in our sufferings, because we know that suffering produces perseverance;

./// ((brian loftus)) >>< and black lives matters protesters are continuing to remember philando castile and others who lost their lives in police-involved shootings. about two dozen people lined in minnesota near castiles peace garden. in july, st. anthony police officer geronimo yanez shot castile during a traffic stop along that road. people to forget about what happened to castile. another group is planning a rally to protest police killings this saturday in st. paul./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> football star colin kaepernick is getting blow-back from the world of sports and the political world for refusing to stand during the national anthem. after he says he's quote "not going to stand up to show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color." criticism - is coming from his e "i acknowledge his right to do that, "but i don't respect the motivation or the action." ((trump) "maybe he should find a country that works better for him, let him try. it won't happen." )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> kaepernick did get some high profile support from film director spike

just as we should hear the students and coworkers describe their affection for philando castile as a gentle soul -- "mr. rogers with dreadlocks," they called him -- and know that his life mattered to a whole lot of people of all races, of all ages, and that we have to do what we can, without putting officers' lives at risk, but do better to prevent another life like his from being lost. with an open heart, we can worry less about which side has been wronged, and worry more about joining sides to do right. [applause] pres. obama: because the vicious killer of these police officers, they won't be the last person who tries to make us turn on one other. the killer in orlando wasn't, nor was the killer in charleston. we know there is evil in this world. that's why we need police departments. [applause] pres. obama: but, as americans, we can decide that people like this killer will ultimately fail. they will not drive us apart. we can decide to come together and make our country reflect the good inside us, the hopes and simple dreams we share. we also glory in our sufferings, because we kn

in the philando castile shooting happened on facebook life. i was like i take it back.e it back and i see the value because, to see a social media has brought information to our faces. the debate is racism worse for isn't just had been videotaped? i think it is just having predicted in ways where before you videotape it, you might upload it to work, myspace? >> nobody ever admits to having myspace. >> the glitter wallpaper. terrible. now you can go on your phone and pick up your phone and press live and show people what's happening in your world right now. i think for police it's going to be in their own best interest to also understand we have that power. there was a patent that apple just got that could block concert shooting to add one extra put that to mean hey, like they could turn that switch off if you're sitting in your car about to film and encountered what is it going to be moving forward quick i say get an android. [laughter] ultimately worth us having that power i think it's going to be interesting how it changes the dynamic if it changes the dynamic. >> you

suburban police chief defense of the officer who killed a black motorist last the officer who shot philando castille level-headed. >>> "wall street journal" says target will calm complaints about bathroom use by transgender people. the company will spend $20 million to add single-stall bathrooms. target lets shoppers and staff use the bathrooms corresponding to their gender identity. >>> national public radio says it will disconti feature on its website. the network says only a tiny fraction of listeners respond to stories on npr.org. it says it gains listener's views through the social media >>> "the atlantic says three new "harry potter" books will be released early next month. they will be published as ebooks. they will explore characters other than harry. author j.k. rowling had said she was ending the series when the book was published in 2007. >>> still ahead, the bling donald trump's daughter ivanka gets an unexpected message after ordering jewelry from an indy designer. from an indy designer. and we leave out corn, wheat and soy. for your pet, we go beyond. good is in every blue diamond almo

the minnesota officer who shot and killed philando castile is back at work this morning.... with encouragement from his boss. his police chief called the officer a level headed member of the force. the officer killed castile druing a traffic stop.castile's girlfriend... who was in the car... livestreamed the incident on facebook. parents of a woman strangled in new york... are making an unusual request to daughter's killer. they are urging the killer to turn himself in. if he does... they'll give reward money to a person of the killer's choice. their daugther was killed while jogging nearly two weeks ago.the family is looking to raise 100 thosuand dollars for a reward leading to the arrest of her killer thousands of federal buildings nationwide will now allow transgender employees and visitors to use the bathroom that matches their gender identity. the general services administration made the decision after recent court education and department of justice. the decision will be in effect at nearly 9-thousand buildings. tatiana and brian have another look at your weather and t

a group of people in wisconsin want to make sure nobody forgets about philando castile. about two dozen people gathered outside the state fairgrounds, near a peace garden dedicated to castile. it was along the same road, a police officer shot and killed castile during a traffic stop in july. another group has a rallyl weather with meteorologist kaj o'mara. morning's weather, kaj... plan on a day just like yesterday with high in the 80s and scattered thunderstorms roaming around the region. some folks will see some downpours again, while others will see nothing. once this front sinks to the south later tonight, rain chances are over until late sunday as a big, blocking ridge of high pressure expands southward over the area. this is in response to a tropical storm that should move into florida later this week. there is still potential for of what happens there, our weather should be great with highs mainly in the 70s from wednesday through saturday. today: chance of storms. partly sunny. wind: light. high: 82 tonight: storms early, then partly cloudy. wind: nw 5-10. low: >

philando castile tosses death led to national outrage after his girlfriend streamed the aftermath of shooting on facebook. back here at home a group came together to show support for law enforcement this afternoon in delaware county. they passed out yard signs at the upper darby police station that red, we support the police. they had 200 signs to give away and they're planning to give out more at other locations. >>> a new jersey family is counting their blessings tonight. they say a very special doctor at children's hospital of philadelphia saved their son's live not once but twice. it's a story of a premie's battle to beat the odds as a little baby and beyond. ♪ >> sean friedman is your typical little boy. active, energetic and full of life. >> i'm five and a half. (inaudible). >> sean also loves baseball and soccer and karate. you name it, sean plays it. >> take that. >> to say he keeps his mom and dad on their toes would be an under statement. but danielle and jordan friedman wouldn't have it any other way. >> this is how big he was. >> sean had quite a rough entrance not world.

a family of four was return frg dinner when their boat struck power lines philando castiling lines causing the ves tell to flip -- vessel to flip over. they dove under the water until they found a little girl floating in her life vest in a small pocket of air under the both. >> we heard the crying so that was joyful to us. usually incidents like this dunts turn out like that. -- doesn't turn out like that. >> everyone is doing okay. >>> around the world tonight. to run for france's presidency in 2017. he made that announcement on his twitter account. the 61-year-old served between 2007 and 2012. he must win the primaries in september. he'll face a favorite in the polls. the current president defeated anymore 2012. suicide bombing in turkey. it came at a wedding and killed 51 people, many children. 2 were under the age of -- 22 were under the age of 14. the bomber was first reported as young but that claim has been backed off. isis has not claimed responsibilitiment. >>> fears of terrorism are not stopping people from traveling. global trav expected to grow by 3.1%. it also revealed tourist

debbie innes says watching the aftermath of the police shooting of philando castile inspired her to sing. >> for me it was the perfect song to vocal sizize what has bn happening for me inside. ? ? >> they're crying out through song. ? ? >> and combating pain by bringing a seans of jericka duncan, cbs, new york. ? ? >> that's the cbs weekend news for this sunday. later on cbs, 60 minutes. this continues now on our 24 hour digital network cbsn at cbsnews.com. i'm elaine quijano in new york, for all of us at cbs news, thank you for joining us and good night. >>> saying goodbye may be the hardest part of the job. >> and emotional a-rod bowing out of the big leagues for a new role with the yankees. >>> flames on the front lawn, was it a ace to visit in the world and now it's the easiest, because now there are new tourism guides on the road, and on your phone that make it easier to find the places you love. find great dining, amazing history, and world-class entertainment, no matter where you are. take the ultimate road trip and see why i love new york. >>> live from studio 46, this is cbs2 ne

including tracy chapman's debbie innes says watching the aftermath of the police shooting of philando castile inspired her to sing. >> for me it was the perfect song to vocalize what has been happening for me inside. ? ? >> they're crying out through song. ? ? >> and combating pain by bringing sense avenue peace. jericka duncan, cbs, new york. ? ? >> that's the cbs weekend news for this sunday. later on cbs, 60 minutes. this continues now on our 24 hour digital network cbsn at cbsnews.com. i'm elaine quijano in new york, for all of us at cbs news, thank you for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> whitaker: what is this? you might think of heroin as primarily an inner city problem, but dealers are making huge profits by expanding to new, lucrative markets-- suburbs all across the country. i'm sitting here looking at you, next door. and you were addicted to heroin. >> i mean, obviously, it's very flattering that you say, like, i don't look like a junkie. but even miss america coul

debbie innes says watching the aftermath of the police shooting of philando castile inspired her to sing. >> for me it was the perfect song to vocalize what has been happening for me inside. ? ? >> they're crying out through song. ? ? >> and combating pain by bringing sense avenue peace. jericka duncan, cbs, new york. ? ? >> that's the cbs weekend news for this sunday. later on cbs, 60 minutes. this continues now on our 24 hour digital network cbsn at cbsnews.com. i'm elaine quijano in new york, for all of us at cbs news, thank you for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group >>> coming up, a cyclist is killed by a driver during a triathlon it in boulder. what we are learning about the crash. >>> two people dead, two wounded. witnesses tell us what they saw. >>> another dramatic day in rio outside of the sports venues. why a certain type of music is causing controversy at the olympics. >>> hot, dry, stor ? ? ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ? ? hush my darling... ? ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] ? hush my darling...

debbie innes says watching the aftermath of the police shooting of philando castile inspired her to sing. >> for me it was the perfect song to vocal sizize what has bn happening for me inside. ? ? >> they're crying out through song. ? ? >> and combating pain by jericka duncan, cbs, new york. ? ? >> that's the cbs weekend news for this sunday. later on cbs, 60 minutes. this continues now on our 24 hour digital network cbsn at cbsnews.com. i'm elaine quijano in new york, for all of us at cbs news, thank you for joining us and good >> announcer: live from cleveland's news center, we're getting answers for you. cleveland 19 news starts now. >> and we're tracking breaking news off the top. a maintenance worker at cedar point is hurt on the gemini roller coaster. witnesses tell us he fell from the ride to the ground below. a rep for the amusement park only says the worker sustained a non-life-threatening injury. the very latest. >>> good evening. i'm shelby miller. lydia esparra has the night off. it is a beautiful sunday afternoon outside. more humidity and heat, though, heading our way. mete

signed by more than 7,000 people asking for a specialse to completely take over the case of philando castile whose shooting death was captured on facebook live last month. >>> and donald trump's draft deferments, four for college, one for bad feet. donald trump says he feels guilty for not serving in vietnam and says had he been called he would have gone, but in the spring of 1968 trump's medical diagnosis of heel spurs exempted him from military service. fallen soldier question whether he had ever sacrificed anything for his country. >> six vehicles collided on interstate 80 near a chicago suburb. that crash involved semitrailers and several other vehicles. >>> lawyers for u.s. army sergeant bergdahl are asking to have his charges dismissed. he faces charges of desertion he walked away from his post in afghanistan only to become a prisoner of the taliban. >>> utah firefighters rescued a four-year-old boy who accidentally trapped himself inside a gun safe at a sportsman's warehouse. they spent 15 minutes trying to open the door. the boy was finally freed when rescuers obtained a bypass code

debbie innes says watching the aftermath of the police shooting of philando castile inspired her to sing. >> for me it was the perfect song to vocalize what has been happening for me inside. ? ? >> they're crying out through song. ? ? >> and combating pain by bringing sense avenue peace. jericka duncan, cbs, new york. >> that's the cbs weekend news for this sunday. later on cbs, 60 minutes. this continues now on our 24 hour digital network cbsn at cbsnews.com. i'm elaine quijano in new york, for all of us at cbs news, thank you for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group >>> and thank you for joining us this evening, we begin with breaking news, one man is going to the hospital after a shooting in buckeye. maricopa county sheriff's deputies are on scene right now investigating. we have a crew on the way near jackrabbit and lower buckeye road. the victim was shot several times and no word on his condition tonight and ofe we get them. >>> a terrible scene unfolding in the west valley. a sheriff's detectives investigate the murder of a toddler.

debbie innes says watching the aftermath of the police shooting of philando castile inspired her to sing. >> for me it was the perfect song to vocal sizize what has bn happening for me inside. ? ? >> they're crying out through song. ? ? >> and combin bringing a seans o sense avenue. jericka duncan, cbs, new york. ? ? >> that's the cbs weekend news for this sunday. later on cbs, 60 minutes. this continues now on our 24 hour digital network cbsn at cbsnews.com. i'm elaine quijano in new york, for all of us at cbs news, thank you for joining us and good ything. it's not to say i was perfect. but i don't regret anything, and that's what i'm most proud of. and i say thank you again. (cheers)" (cheers)" a lifetime of work... one night of reflection. favre will forever be a packer...and a hall of famer. good evening...glad you're with us at 5-30...i'm eric levy. levy.and i'm amanda porterfield...brett favre got the call to the hall. and tonight...the excitement is still going the day after favre's induction to the pro football hall of fame. fame.cbs 58s sports director kevin holden is live in c

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want to make sure nobody forgets about philando castile. about two dozen people gathered yesterday outside the minnesota state fairgrounds, near a peace garden dedicated to castile. it was along the same road, a police officer shot and killed castile during a traffic stop in july. another group has a rally planned for saturday. authorities in toronto, canada homicide that involved a crossbow. police found three family members dead outside their home last week. they arrested a university student just a few weeks away from getting married. authorities say they found a man and a woman dead in the garage. the woman died from strangulation. a crossbow bolt killed the man. in the driveway, police found another man killed from a crossbow arrow. law enforcement arrested 35 year old brett ryan on first degree murder charges. authorities in sout identified a suspect for the murders of two men whose bodies were found years apart. deputies found a burned out truck in may of 2008. authorities say two men went missing from that truck. they found one man

the officer who fatally shot philando castile during a traffic stop last month... is now back at work. officer jeronimo yanez returned to work on wednesday... in an administrative role. the st. anthony police chief says yanez will remain behind the desk... until a decision in the new this morning - illinois state police are investigating a stabbing at the state fair. police say they arrested 17-year-old girl for stabbing a 16-year-old girl saturday night... in the carnival area of the fair. they believe it's an isolated incident. the victim was reportedly released from the hospital yesterday. the fair wrapped up last night. also under investigation right now - two california state fullerton students were hospitalized... after they were stabbed near a fraternity house. one student was stabbed in the both are expected to survive. the stabbing happened early yesterday morning. police say the two attackers ran away. witnesses tell our sister station rowdy parties were going on all weekend long - ahead of the first day of classes today. straight ahead - details on a new

signs and flowers...still cover the wall outside a school where philando castile worked as a janitor. this weekend marks one month... since he was shot and killed by police. his girlfriend.. recording the aftermath of the the shooting sparked violent protests around the country. a desperate search is underway for six people.. missing after heavy rains in macedonia. more than 20 people are dead.. and 60 others are in the hospital. forecasters say...the threat is not over yet.. more rain is expected for area this week. ad-lib high pressure aloft will continue above average temps for the next couple of days, while a pacific system will bring wind, cooler air and a very slight chance for rain. with breezy winds as a pacific our winds to low end windy on tuesday. highs will top out at 105 on bringing in some cloud cover and slight chance for rain which will linger into thursday. highs will top out in the upper 90s on thursday as the system moves in and we begin to dry and 107 sunday. conditions will be dry friday through sunday, with lots of sunshine. ((adlib wx close)) expect a high of 10

. >> philando castile's death immediately prompted protest after one month signs and flowers still adornchool wroo -- where he worked. among voices castile's family members and girlfriend who was with him when he was shot. >> i want everyone in the world to know that no matter how much the police tamper with evidence, how much they stick together, no matter how they manipulate our minds -- i want to put it on facebook and go viral so the people can see. >> last month the county attorney announced he would appoint a special prosecutor to the case. he will help them review evidence to decide if the police officer who shot castile will be charged with a crime. >> i hope whatever the outcome is that my work with john's office will earn the trust and confidence of the residence of ramsey county and of the state of minnesota. >> but the naacp and protesters criticized the choice. >> we need it. people need justice. people are waiting by their windows and doors and we are expecting justice. >> as of now the county attorney has not said whether he plans to press charges against the officer who k

alton sterling and philando castile were the latest in a long list of casualties in what seems like an all-out war on our communities. we could call the names of so many from trayvon martin and eric garner and mike brown to a keel boyd and ayanna stanley jones. so many of our dead. so many loved ones whose lives have been cut short too early. and we all have had to grapple with the collective trauma of it all. to see over and over again this haunting, public ritual of grabbing -- of black grief. and then we find ourselves having to convince many of our fellow white americans of the truth of our anguish and the depth of our sorrow. many would seek to blame those who no longer have a voice because they're dead and buried in the ground. they want to blame them for their own demise. talk of black-on-black crime. didn't rudy giuliani say something like that? talk of the need for the respect of police. talk of a kind of general culture of poverty, all serve as distractions from what is really being said, that these black people deserved to die. yeah? it's exhausting. it's enraging. and i thi

sterling and baton rouge, but philando castile in minnesota, but then also the ambush of the police officers. having them come so close together shows that for all recommended that are doing well there are others that are still struggling to find a way to start the conversation. >> sorry to interrupt but want to make it conversational. there were about 50 people in detroit. >> yes. >> it was a very kind of closed conversation open to the public. just tell us one thing. one thing that give you a sense all the distrust. >> we have yesterday in detroit is designed of a series of working groups. let's is sit down and get to work. we asked by going to think about this issue in advance and come with two or three concrete solutions that you think you know. things commuters can do, things that law enforcement can do. it was so exciting and so positive that i put in the room whether you are an old one so brightly, whether you are a young activist, a college student, whether you are a law enforcement officer or prosecutorprosecute, even the elected officials all were saying let's work on and after one

amy: meanwhile, in minnesota, the police officer who shot philando castile returned to work last week last month, jeronimo yanez fatally shot castile, who is african american, during a traffic stop. castile's death was livestreamed on facebook by his girlfriend, diamond "lavish" reynolds, in an extraordinary video, in which she narrated the aftermath of the shooting while she was still in the car with a police officer pointing a gun at her and her four-year-old daughter as her , boyfriend lay dying next to her. the death sparked nationwide protests against police violence. yanez has been temporaririly gin an administrative positition. a texas court t has halted the execution of jeff wood, a man who never killed anyone, six days before he was set to die by lethal injection. the court's order on friday asked for further examination of a claim that a jury was improperly persuaded to give wood his sentence after testimony from a highly criticized psychiatrist nicknamed "dr. death." texas's felony murder statute, called the "law of parties," holds that anyone involved in a crime resulting

to record" highlights that the bystanders who filmed the police killings of alton sterling, philando castile and eric garner , were all subsequently arrested. in wisconsin, an appeals court has suspended a jujuly ruling tt struck down parts of wisconsin's voter id law. under the earlier july 19 ruling, wisconsin voters would be able to vote in november even if they don't have the id's required by the restrictive law. but this new appeal court ruling -- appeals court ruling suspends that r ruling, once again making it harder for people to vote in november's general election. in texas, a transgender woman was killed monday inside an apartment building in el paso. erika tijerina was 36 years old. police say they are investigating her death as a homicide. her family says they believe her killing may have been a hate crime. at least 16 transgender people been murdered this year, following a record of more than 20 killings in 2015. in india, human rights activist irom sharmila has ended the world's longest hunger strike. sharmila began her strike 16 years agoo after 10 people were reportedly kille

when we have citizens who feel the need like in the philando castile or the alton sterling to record interactions with police because the body cameras fell off, they aren't working or whatever the case may be, it shows we have an issue with the trust and transparency and accountability. >> that's not what she asked you. >> this is her with a gun. this is her with a shotgun, mark eiglarsh. that's not video. >> that's what we're told. that's not what we see? >> what? >> what are you suggesting, andell? are you going to manufacture facts? >> i'm looking at it right now. >> they should be using body cameras in this case. >> they just got the body cameras a couple of weeks ago. they're implementing that in baltimore. >> well, great. we need to see what happened. that's all i can say. >> how much more can we see? >> because i've seen police reports that turned out not to be true once we saw the video. >> but, mark eiglarsh, we're seeing -- we are seeing. this is video from the moment this went down. >> we can play andell's generic game. we'll go with what you're saying. you can throw out t

we live in the era of philando castile, alton sterling.f you in the era where, don't have proper restrictions on police practices, bad things will happen, and they will happen even if you do have some. so we are going to kick the door open even more? this is an invitation to lawlessness. so, i just want to say, and my main message today, thank you for having this, because i do believe that as activists who are online and on the ground, we have got to be very plugged into what happens on the supreme court, and we have got to absolutely demand, right now, that the senate republicans do their job, so they will either do their job or be exposed for failing to do their job. so you guys ready to go good after them a little bit? [applause] all right. nan: thank you. segue to our panel. let me thank you so much, congressman ellison. you were great. brilliant. [applause] so let me quickly introduce our panelists, and then we will start with senator merkley and talk about this vacancy and senate obstructionism. but first, let me introduce u.s. senat

we saw it very, very clearly in the killing of philando castile just came out and everyone got to see what was happening at the same time. >> yeah, of course, everything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. sunny hostin, thanks so much. >>> we move on to that stunning shooting in a new york suburb. it happened minutes from hillary clinton's home by a doctor that used to work for him. good morning, eva. >> reporter: a professor looking for revenge goes after his former boss. police say they think he came to purpose. to shoot someone. it's the upscale town known for its idyllic setting and two famous resident, a former president and a presidential hopeful. but on monday morning chappaqua, new york, became the scene of a shootout less than a mile away from the clinton family home, a popular and beloved dean at new york's mt. sinai school shot in broad daylight along with an innocent bystander. >> found two victims with gunshot wounds and also the incident. >> reporter: 49-year-old hengjun chao pulling occupant a shotgun. police say opening fire on dr. dennis charne