that is for the killing last year of model friend reeva steinkamp. he was found guilty of that culpable homicide charge plus another minor weapons violation. his behavior was branded today at negligent. that was nearby pistorius in the courtroom. i heard the verdict and saw him take it stoically. his family were thrilled that he beat the murder rap. the steenkamp family. they cried for them, justice was not served. here is what the uncle of pistorius had to say to short while ago. >> we the family remain deeply affected by, by the devastating tragedy events and, and it won't bring reeva back but our hearts do go out for her family and friends. >> reporter: now the prosecution fought it but the presiding judge extended pistorius's bail until his sentencing which now is scheduled for october 13th. he could get a maximum jail time of 15 years, but that could be reduced. even could be let free on parole. after sentencing there is the possibility of an appeal. we've been talking to legal experts today and they tell us there is a lot of upset about the jud

the double amputee olympian claims he shot his girlfriend reeva steinkamp on valentine's day last year because he thought she was an intruder. >>> key allies in the middle east are lining up behind president obama's call to fight islam in iraq and syria. mark albert reports, lawmakers on capitol hill are considering the plan. >>> reporter: secretary of state john kerry is in the middle east working to build a global coalition to support u.s.-led efforts to defeat isis militants in iraq and syria. he says about 40 nations have already pledged to help. but in an interview with cbs' margaret brennan, kerry stresses the u.s. is not getting into a war with isis. >> i don't think people need to get into war fever on this. i think they have to view it as a heightened level of counter terrorist activity. >> reporter: the president is sending 475 more american troops to iraq and is expanding the air campaign against isis forces there. unmanned drones are conducting surveillance over syria where the u.s. could strike next. lawmakers on capitol hill receive closed door briefings on the president'

the double amputee olympian claims he shot his girlfriend reeva steinkamp on valentine's day last year because he thought she was an intruder. >>> developing news, a cold- blooded killer is back in prison after a few hours of freedom in ohio. 19-year-old tj lane and two other inmates climbed a fence to get out of prison last night. but this morning, all three are back in custody. lane was caught just a few yards away from the prison. he was in for life for killing three people at an ohio high school in 2012. >>> the ray rice scandal forced our own network cbs to pull rhianna's performance before thursday night football. the pop star suddenly became a big issue. she is a victim of a very public case of domestic violence herself. there were also concerns over the content of the song that she recorded for the show last night. lyrics included "it's a dangerous love affair." anne makovec is live in the newsroom with a new report stirring the controversy. hi, anne. >> reporter: good morning. and this morning, espn reports that ray rice told the nfl commissioner about this incident on june 16

she said the paralympian was negligent and used excessive force when he killed his girlfriend reeva steinkamp. the track star testified he thought he was shooting at a home intruder when he fired four shots into his locked bathroom door. >> there is no other person in the similar [ indiscernible ] would have foreseen that possibility that whoever was behind the door might be killed by the shots. >> reporter: on thursday, the judge cleared the double amputee of murder saying prosecutors did not provide enough evidence to prove pistorius intended to kill steenkamp. tina kraus, cbs news. >> a horrific accident captured on camera happened just as the schoolday was about to start in new hampshire. a driver hit a mother and her two daughters from behind, ran over both girls. parents and teachers rushed to help the girls. >> i looked down and all i seen was my daughter's hoodie and some of my daughter's hair. and just started screaming, my kids, my kids. i was scared to death. >> but the girls did get injured but the injuries are not life-threatening. they were released from the hospital. police say