you know, i think -- i'm not sure he's in as much legal trouble as robby suggests. i think he's in political trouble but let's wait and see about the legal trouble. >> david axelrod, it's very possible, isn't it, that if roger stonekileaks and mysterio hacker guccufer 2.0, that doesn't mean coordinating. there's a difference between communicating with and coordinating. >> look, all we know is that he has been closely associated with donald trump over the years and was in and out of that campaign. we know that he publicly boasted of his relationship with assange and guccifer and know he correctly predicted that podesta would, as was mentioned, be in the barrel, which meant presumably that there would be some leaks. none of that is proof of anything, but it certainly raises a lot of suspicion and one of the benefits of having him under oath in front of a committee would be to ask him questions about that. i will say, david is absolutely right. anybody who's been around politics over the years knows that roger stone, who, after all, cut his teeth as a young operative f

robbie, you wrote a good column about this. the "new york times" by robbie soave.y should kill themselves is not the same as holding a gun to their head and pulling the igger but is bei treated the same. >> you are essentially saying not that her word caused violence but her word in and of themselves were a killing weapons akin to behavior that is violent or dangerous. that's a slippery slope to use that expression. but a real one. if we are going to say someone's word alone is the thing that killed this person it does have first amendment concerns. >> if someone incites someone to an act of terrorism through the use of their word, then what? >> that's different because tear rich is illegal. suicide is not illegal. >> you are inciting someone to commit violence. you still end up with death at the end of the road. kennedy: it's an important distinction. there is a difference between if someone has a van and they are about to ram a crowd of people. >> if i say i will give you $100 to punch yourself in the face, now i'm guilty of assault. so you can say, i don't have

back now with david gergen and david axelrod and robby mook.oblem is roger stone for the trump administration when it comes to this investigation? because he says, look, he can explain it all and there was nothing there? >> i think he could be in very deep trouble. if any of the statements, and, as you said multiple times, he claimed the contact through julian assange, he predicted that john podesta would be in the barrel way back in august. if those statements are true, if what he was saying at that time is true, he's in very big trouble and the trump campaign is in very big trouble. so i'm frankly surprised that he is willing to testify. if his story is different than the story he was repeatedly telling before the lelection whn he maybe didn't take this very seriously or any conversations with wikileaks very seriously, his credibility is going to be up in the air, and that's going to urge investigators to look even more closely at this. >> david gergen, how do you see his testimony in. >> i think it's going to be very important. he gave every

. >> joining me is robby mook, former clinton campaign manager. i want to get your testimony on the big testimony today honing in on what director comey just said about what the attorney general was instructing him to do using the word matter over investigation and that was essentially the language that your campaign was using. do you think it was appropriate for loretta lynch to be asking director comey to essentially downplay the word and say "matter" instead of "investigation"? >> i don't obviously know what transpired between the two of them. we'll just have to take the director's commentary on that. and our campaign wasn't talking to anybody in the justice department. we were going off what was being said publicly. i would say overall in this entire matter, you know, it's important that we learn the facts about what happened in the past but it's also important that we fix what didn't work in the future. and i think, to get into this -- into that small anecdote that he told, i think we're losing the broader picture here, which is we had breakd

fellow contestant robby hayes staying tight-lipped in florida. >> i don't have any information at thisuperiors about the incident. warner brothers taking an immediate and unprecedented action telling "extra" we have suspended production. we are conducting a thorough investigation of these allegations. ♪ extra >> all right. now my new interview with katy perry. she has an album that just dropped and innovative way to interact with her fans. >> to details about taylor swift, her ex lovers, and performing from manchester. >> it was really important for me an unprecedented glimpse into every corner of her world. >> i'm about to meet katy perry. >> as she drops her new hit now called bon appetite. katy inviting "extra" to join her as she live-streamed everything for 96 hours straight on youtube. >> this is mario lopez, everyone. >> what's up, everyone. >> one thing about mario is he looks good, he smells good. he is just a guy. >> oh, my god. >> sorry. i just want to touch him. >> what's going on right now? >> by the way, you've gotten hotter. >> oh, my god. >> enough about mario. this is k

robbie williams, the black eyed peas who performed.expected! it has turned into more of an ariana grande a concert. but it is not like acts come on and leave, they are intertwining with ariana grande day. she hasjust brought her boyfriend on as well. tell us about what it takes to put together a line—up like this instruction short period of time. we still have katy perry, justin bieber and coldplay to come. one of the organisers described as six months of work in six days. the stage was actually there because manchester band played here last saturday. but the idea ofjust flying over or these acts from all around the world, trying to coordinate their schedules, building the infrastructure, this whole area where they built the golden circle for the fans, they were not there. it has been interesting going to the press centre. every time you get into the lift, you do not know who will be there. one of the most important men in the record industry was there. the security, it is very tough to get in there but, once rubber, everyone is interm

singer robbie williams, who grew up near manchester, changed the lyrics to his hit song strong. ♪ thatd by katy perry. >> love conquers fear and love conquers hate. ♪ this is the part of me never going to take away from me ♪ >> reporter: a sign behind the performers encouraged donations the families, we love you so much. >> reporter: grande and coldplay frontman chris martin covered oasis' "don't look back in anger", the unofficial anthem after the bombing. ♪ oasis founder liam gallagher who was born in manchester later made a surprise appearance. perhaps the night's most poignant moment belonged to a high school choir. a few members were at the may 22nd concert and survived the bombing. for the finale, grande brought back all the performers. ♪ and when she got choked up during her last song, "somewhere over the rainbow," her fans cheered her on to finish. ♪ oh why can't i >> reporter: it was an emotional ending to an incredible event. ariana grande set up this benefit in just a week's time. she canceled other performances throughout europe. >> the cbs overnight news will be right back

robbie and joshua who were in the area and told me what they saw. we were in the pub. looked out the window towards the pub. josh went back get another friend and a few seconds later i saw 20 or 30 people trying to run inside the pub which i thought was rather odd and then a few seconds after that a white van came speeding down the pavement and crashed into a lamppost or a wall of something. and then i saw a few mailsjump something. and then i saw a few mails jump out of the front of the van and start running down the road and that's when the taxi driver sped off. he did not know what was going on and he thought it may have been some on and he thought it may have been some sort of terrorist attack. at first with maybe a car accident the aggressiveness of the people jumping out of the band did not seem quite right. so the taxi driver sped off down the road. and what did come from what you can tell, what did these men look like? they look like they were two or three males, they jumped out of the van. they seemed very aggressive. there may have been shouting. we were on t

i spoke to robbie kittler and joshua land who saw the white van.what he saw. we were in the pub. my friend josh ordered a taxi. i left, crossed the road, got into the taxi and looked out of the window, josh has gone in to get our friend. five or ten seconds later, i see 20 or 30 people trying to run inside the pub, which i thought was rather odd, then i saw a white van speeding down the pavement and crashed into either a lamppost or a wall, not sure what. then i saw two or three males jumping out of the van and running down the road and at that point the taxi driver sped off. we didn't know what was going on, we thought a bomb might have gone off or some sort of terrorist attack, at first we thought there might have been a car accident but the restlessness of the people jumping out of the van didn't seem quite right so the taxi driver sped off down the road. from what you could tell, what did these men look like? two to three males jumped out of the van, they looked aggressive, i think they might have been shouting. it was quite hard to make out wh

her two top advisers, john podesta and robbie did not care for each other so much.e detail this in the book. there's one passage we haveey aa where they are at a senior retreat for senior members of the campaign and are basicallyth telling each other how they feel and using words like passive-aggressive. hillary clinton stopped talking to some of her top advisers, robbie during the primary.these these are problems swept under the rug and not fully address. she wanted people to think it was a drama free campaign based on the headlines that came out on 2008 that there is infighting.aps. they did a good job keeping it under wraps. there is an image and likability problem. people didn't trust her. these are all factors. we talked people know we talked to someone tonight who said i supported her but unwillingly. o that's book for a lot of people. i think a lot of people acknowledge that.k a lo >> i have a competitor for one of the best quotes. one of her top aides said i would have had a reason for running i would not have run. the argument was even her aides did not kno

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nick hornstein and robbie hollander broke the former egg throwing record of 76.2 metres with an 81—metre taken by keen cricketers and debutants ben sudell and joe beveridge who through 50 metres. that is all we have time for today, me, thyssen —— tulsen tollett and the sport today team. there hello, good morning. june has been a funny old month. it didn't start off too clever and it's not going to end too brightly either. we had the hottestjune day for 41 years last week. we have already seen temperatures this week at 25 on monday, but that is the peak of the temperature this week. the rest will be turning cooler, quite a bit of rain as well. ahead of that rain, quite a colourful scene here in the sunshine in scarborough in north yorkshire. that was ahead of this cloud, bringing rain to northern ireland, south—west scotland and into northern england. that rain is moving northwards and eastwards at the moment. quite a wet start to tuesday across the mainland of scotland. towards the northern isles and far north, perhaps somewhat dryer. quite a muggy feel, especially as it brightens up. qu

talk us leaders have called it robbie. talk us through this criticism —— grubby.ism? the criticism really revolves around two key points. the deal has the potential to destabilise the northern ireland peace process. the point you are saying, it runs counter to the settlement dating back to the 1970s, known as the barnett formula, designed to ensure fair funding in the four parts of the uk. there have been complaints from scotland and wales. on the funding, the uk government is saying the same called barnett consequence. the process ensuring the fair funding, that is triggered when extra spending is committed in england. it doesn't happen in reverse. they also say there has always been special funding in exceptional circumstances with parts of the uk. they are saying this process has funded city deals in scotland and is now being used to build up infrastructure and the nhs in northern ireland, which obviously the spending fell behind during the troubles that sinn fein will be looking very carefully to make sure there is nothing going forward that favours the dup in

. >> everybody in sea pleasant aents pg county maryland and d.c., virginia, robby ryan with me, feelsd to see it come full circle so i'll enjoy at the. >> we'll continue to ride with them. this was outside oracle after they claimed the title and in case you're wondering james finished lasts night 41 point, 18 rebound and eight assists. >> can't be superman alone right he try. better luck next year. >> michael thomas talking about weather. hot day on tap. >> another day in mid 90s coming in d.c.. today is the last day where the heat is really kind of notably sweltering out there. we'll put it that way. as we head through the next couple days temperatures start heading into the cooler direction. so again, today a hot one 76 already in d.c.,. 77 annapolis and some 60s out there reen location from 60s are feeling sticky and humid. high, thin clouds out there for now and they're fading down to the south. it will be another sunny, bright, beautiful day today maybe late afternoon early evening we have two thunderstorms come across. not everybody will see those though. a stray thunderstorm po

[habla en inglÉs] reportera: ariana grande, justin bieber, miley cyrus, pharrel, robbie williams, katys desde temprano se dieron cita bajo estrictas medidas de seguridad. >> no lo conocÍa, pero de mi edad y tan cerca, quÉ bueno que pude venir. >> es algo que tuvimos que asumir y seguir adelante, salvo que no podemos controlar. reportera: fue el manager de justin bieber y otros artistas que logrÓ reunir a esta constelaciÓn de estrellas, reiterando el mensaje de solidaridad. " el odio nunca ganarÁ, el miedo nunca nos dividirÁ porque hoy todos nos unimos y somos mÁnchester". entre lÁgrimas y aplausos, ariana invitÓ al escenario al coro de laja school de mÁnchester, donde las coristas sobrevivieron el ataque del 22 de mayo. con la voz entrecortada asegurÓ que el amor que se sentÍa entre los presentes, es la medicina que se necesita en el mundo actual. todos los artistas al final subirÁn al escenario para juntos cantar y alzar la voz de uniÓn y amor por mÁnchester. ♪ reportera: histÓrico, asÍ ha sido catalogado este concierto, que ha logrado reunir varios artistas en un mismo escenario, en

robbie williams will perform. the former take that frontman joining his old band. a fitting reunion for a city still healing. >> take that was recruited because they're a manchester ba band. >> and we've learned among the attack survivors attending sunday's benefit are several members of this local school choir, who will also take the stage with ariana grande during the show. ♪ >> i can't imagine what it feels like for the families of those who lost their loved ones. >> in an interview today, today on "good morning britain," john legend reached out to families of the 22 killed, including the parents of 15-year-old oliva campbell. >> i have a young daughter now. i couldn't bear the thought. >> olivia was a john legend fan, and this week he sent her mom and dad a message. >> i was so moved by your daughter's performance of the song. any love we can send you we want to send it to you. >> they have brought in nearly $8 million. i would not be surprised if james corden doesn't pop up sunday night. he's in london shooting the late late show and channeling mary poppins. d

. >> that's former "bachelorette" contestant, robby hayes, eager to return to mexico yesterday wheren four of the summer reality show started shooting again this weekend. >> i'm excited to see my girl out there. >> alright. which one? >> i can't give you that information. >> so it looks like at least one love connection was made in paradise during those two days of filming before the show was shut down, june 6th. since then, warner bros. wrapped up its investigation, including in part, no cast member was in jeopardy, and they will continue production. >> we have to g >> how does that feel to have that over with and get back to work? >> it's good. i'm glad to be headed back to paradise. >> as for who the cast members are returning to mexico, we know amanda stanton, and jessica gates will be back. demar owe stays with mom, and he told us he will not be returning to paradise. >> demario, a night out? >> corinne returning to "bachelor in paradise," seems unlikely. >> i doubt she is coming back. >>> up next, steve ka re. >> it's j nettic. >> what he says about the silver fox headline seei

and it was during this time when i met my husband robbie through a newspaper ad that i wrote and we met, fell in love and within 12 days he asked me to marry him. >> that was 23 years ago. >> so now, i've met the love of my life. >> managed and planted a vineyard on his family farm. >> here in oregon. one day he said to me what is one of your dreams and i said one of my dreams is one they go to poland and do some research on the book that i'm writing about my father. and he said well, there's no such thing as one day, let's make it happen and he took me to poland, we went to poland and there in poland i discovered that all my father's stories were lies. he never, he wasn't of a war hero. >> that he didn't escape from dachau, that he didn't win all these olympic medals for skiing. it was all alive. and this book i had been writing was you know, 350 pages of falsehood. >> and i realized that i was now having to change the story. >> the story was about my reaction to all of this so as i started rewriting the story of my father, i was actually writing my own. >> what would you want them to

. >> that's robby and keenan.r helped them with this speech nailed nobody's ge here. >> it's lovely to see my mom not sleeping in the toilet. >> wow. >> this is like a spotlight and a burn at the same time. h. oh, y >> i would just like to say that i couldn't have asked for a better step dad. >> apparently jim has made quite an impression. >> feewe appreciate everything do for the three of us. >> things have gotten rather sweet. but that's just to rev up for the ole one/two. >> such a good person and got a lot to live up to. but that's not really true because he can't play football. >> i feel like the uncle had a hand in this. >> the best at a lot of things. football, eating, cooking, eating, driving, eating. >> most important of all shagging. >> how do they know? >> dad just puts his hands over his face like, goodness. here we go. >> can we get the mike please? >> from there they round up their speech, but i think they nailed it. of "thanks for joining us. rtm.tc" >>> tonight from washington, the horrifying momen

girl group little mix and singer robbie williams will perform.mer take that frontman joining his old band, a fitting reunion for a city still healing. ♪ >> take that was recruited because they are a manchester band. >> and we've learned among the attack survivors attending sunday's benefit are several members of this local school choir, who will also take the stage with ariana grande during the show. >> we want to do as much as we can. ♪ i give you all of me >> i can't imagine what it feels like for the families of those wh today on "good morning britain," john legend reached out to families of the 22 killed, including the parents of 15-year-old olivia campbell. >> i have a young daughter now. the idea of having to bury one of your children. i couldn't bear the thought. >> olivia was a john legend fan, mom this week he sent her and dad a message. >> i was so moved by your daughter's performance of the song. any love that we can send you we want to send to you. >> along with raising spirits the concert is raising money for victims of terror attack

robbie hayes arrived home yesterday. >> it was an unfortunate situation. >> what about the show gettingancelled or will it restart. >> we'll have to wait and see what warner brothers says. >> what was your experience being on both the bachelor and the bachelorette. >> nothing like these serious allegations. if someone was getting uncomfortably close to me a producer would step in. >>> let's move on now to oscar-winner jennifer lawrence. she just got quite the scare during an emergency landing when the plane she was flying in lost both engines. >> she took off from louisville, kentucky, to teterboro airport, new jersey. the plane was diverted to buffalo niagara international airport. the control tower put out a warning. emergency crews were standing by on the runway. as the jet attempted to land its second engine failed. the faa says the aircraft land safely and it's investigating. >> i'm not the best flier. >> she's okay and her co-star from movie passengers told us about another scare six months ago. >> hit turbulence and started shouting -- >> we were plummeted toward the earth. >> sh

joining us now is robby mook, cnn's newest political commentator. . robby, welcome to cnn. >> thank you. >> when you see looking back on it, do you blame the obama administration for how they handled this? because clearly they seemed like hillary clinton they thought was going to win and also felt like they didn't want to be seen as influencing the election. >> i think adam hit the nail on the head in the interview you showed earlier. this was incredibly complex. i think a lot of people thought hillary clinton was going to win. i think a lot of people decided not to turn out and vote or some people voted third party who would have not if they thought donald trump was going to win. but the whole system didn't work here. i think between national security, law enforcement, the administration, even the campaign, i think even the news media, i don't think any of us knew how to handle this situation. it's really important that we understand what happened, and look back. but i think we need to be spending just as much time right now looking at the future and

. >> robbie hayes is part of this season's paradise cast. we did a facebook live interview with him this morning. >> i don't think they'll change much. i think that this is kind of an outside issue from that third party that stirred something up because she didn't like that she saw. honor system, right? you're only as drunk as you can see, portray or tell somebody. >> watch the drinking. cut yourself off. a source close to demario tells "e.t." he's relieved the investigation is over and this is a huge step to clear his name. >>> let's move on to the latest beyonce baby news. we're taking you inside the hospital to show you what life is like for those twins right now. while daddy of three jay-z was just spotted out and about. >> hey, jay. congratulations on the twins, jay. how bee? >> that's jay-z ignoring the paparazzi, while leaving a west hollywood gym. the first sighting of the music mogul since the birth of his twins. the proud papa's next stop, ucla medical center in west los angeles where he visited beyonce and the babies inside the ho

robby, bobby and robert. bobby wolford. i don't know if you met him yet.in here, too. >> robert wolford had a brother in the jail named bobby wolford. that was somewhat intriguing. robert, bobby. and so we went off to meet bobby wolford. >> i know where you're going. you're on my corner. >> 24-year-old bobby wolford was awaiting trial on charges of aggravated robbery and aggravated burglary. to which he had pled not guilty. >> well, my brother robert, he's related because we got the same father. >> bobby was housed in a different unit from robert. but they had recently had a chance encounter in one of the jail's common areas. >> i never seen robert a day in my life. i was getting mop water for the mop because i was on cleanup. and he just popped up out of nowhere and he was like, you know you're my brother, right? i said, i heard i had a brother named robert. good to meet you. now i got to meet you. it was good to meet my brother but not a good place i met him in. we just said, hi, how you doing? i love you, and then we had to go back to our pods. not much

. >>> everybody in c pleasant and d.c., virginia, robby ryan with me, feels good to see it come full circle. i'm going to enjoy it. >>> this was the scene outside of oracle arena in open moments after the warriors claimed title. lebron james did everything he could to win he finished with 41 points, 13 le bounds, eight assists almost a trim double. you don't have enough. when you add a guy like kevin during can't it's over wo womening. >> 4:36 is the time. michael thomas a hotter day today. >> maybe by a degree. honestly feeling the same as yesterday with a lot of humidity. again a summerlike day here in the d.c. region. satellite and radar showing a few clouds out there and popup storm later this afternoon and most will stay dry today with a lot of sunshine and once again a lot of heat around the region. 70s to start. reagan national especially way up there at 77 extremely warm start. dulles and bwi 70. here's planner for the day before we hit the noon hour temperatures likely 90 in d.c. and stick in the mid 90s through the afternoon hours. stay cool today everybody. that's a check

we had george north and robbie henshaw have both unfortunately had to leave the tour with injury. injuries as well. it has caused them to make two changes for their side for saturday here in wellington. unchanged in the forward pack, no surprise given how well they dealt with the lions in auckland. steve hansen says he is expecting a big response from warren gatland's side here in wellington. they will be determined to win, you know, and they said that, they said that already. you wouldn't expect anything else from them, because quality teams don't lie down, they stand up and they get counted. losing hurts, it sucks, it's not a great idea and it comes with a lot of pain, so you don't want to do it. the series is on the line for the lions. they have to win here in wellington, although only two side have ever come back from 2—0 down, in 89, so history not very encouraging for warren gatland's side. exactly, what a big weekend for the british and irish lions. we finished tonight with a story of stephen murray. he was a british bmx rider who moved to the united states to pursue his dr

. >> police in the philippines say they uncovered no ties in terror of shooting and robby. guard was shot during the melee and survived more than 70 people suffered mostly minor injuries in a tam is period to get away. the attack produced immediate claim of terrorism from isis and police now say the motive could have been robbery. the suspect stuffed a backpack with casino chips before pleaing and later found dead after parent suicide. >> penn state board of trustees will hold a public meeting tomorrow to discuss greek life on campus in the wake of fraternity death in february. timothy piazza died after a night of drinking at the fraternity is house. 18 ro facing charges in the death and the fraternity was shut down permanently. tomorrow's meeting is expected to redefine the presence of greek life on campus. >> judge is the bill cosby sex assault case ruled he will wait until the jury is sworn in before determine what evidence will be used at rile. it's set to begin next week. he's accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a former temple university employee in 200 12k3w4

. >> justin bieber robby williams little mick and also katy perry expected to perform at the benefitcert tomorrow night. >>> chelsea is back to give us an update on our forecast. so beautiful today. it was a slow walk in. >> you got the low humidity, it's really a great evening to be outside. we did have a couple showers you had to dodge if you were out and about earlier this morning but that didn't stop a lot of people from getting outside and enjoying the weather. take a look at the kutztown area. soccer fields nice and green. i know we had a lot of rain last month but that really did help to green up the fields out there. current temperature right around 73 degrees. we officially made it to 76 today at philadelphia international airport. that is just about 3 degrees below average for this time of year. no complaints here. especially with that low humidity. certainly some atypical weather for june standards. take a look at our temperatures now across the region. we're still checking in at 76 in philadelphia, 75 in allentown. we had 74 in trenton, 75 in atlantic city, we're at 75 in

. >> authorities said it was probably a robbie gone wrong and wasn't terror relied. but now a claim of responsibility. the islamic state group says it carried out an attack on manila's resort casino after a masked man entered the facility armed with our automatic rifle. >> he approached our security point with his firearm forward. he unloaded a number of shots. he was in military attire. the secure guard who was at the door for x-ray screening tried to take him down. unfortunately he could not do so. >> according to eyewitness, the event unfolded rapidly. the begun man shot a television screen, filled his backpack with gambling chips and set the place ablaze before committing suicide. >> he wasn't shooting anyone. so we went to the fire exit that was here, and the four of us were stuck in the basement for about an hour and a half. >> my come pan conference broke the glass win companies on the side. we let the women go first. we used the curtains and tied them to go down. >> the attack on the manila casino comes as the fill means is waging a war against islamist milit

. ♪ we're still singing a song >> reporter: robby williams who grew up near manchester won over the crowdo his hit song "strong." ♪ slip inside your mind >> reporter: coldplay frontman chris martin joined forces with grande to sing "don't look back in anger," manchester's unofficial anthem following the bombing. ♪ don't look back in anger ♪ i cried enough tears to see my own reflection ♪ >> reporter: but perhaps the night's most poignant moment belonged to a high school choir. some of whom survived the bombing. and when grande got choked up during her last song... ♪ somewhere over the rainbow why, oh why, can't... ♪ ...her fans cheered her on to finish. ♪ why, oh, why, can't i jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, manchester. >> pelly: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. i need the phone that's where i happen to be... to be the one that rings. i need not to be missed phone calls... to not be missed. i need seamless handoff... canyon software. from reception, to landline, to mobile. i need one number... not two. i'm always movi

robby sing usually does relief work in the middle east. >> london. >> it's like being back in syria or >> it seems like a war zone. it was shocking. >> reporter: british singer adele attended a vigil. authorities say more than a dozen people are still missing. in london, brook silva-braga for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> a brown bear attacked four children in alaska and sends three of them to the hospital. authorities say the children were hiking yesterday at a campground near anchorage when they came across the bear. the three children suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. wildlife officials searched for the bear but say they could not find it. they decided it was no longer a threat and must have left the area. >> police in parts of bucks county are asking residents to be careful after several reports of bear sightings and an eyewitness sent us photos. officials believe a mother bear is heading south with her cubs. the state game commission is urging nearby residents not to approach the bears and also recommends securing things that could attract bears like bird feeders grills and tras

. >> police in the philippines say they uncovered no ties in terror of shooting and robby. a guard was shot during the melee and survived more than 70 people suffered mostly minor injuries in a tam is period to get away. the attack produced immediate claim of terrorism from isis and police now say the motive could have been robbery. the suspect stuffed a backpack with casino chips before pleaing and later found dead after parent suicide. >> penn state board of trustees will hold a public meeting tomorrow to discuss greek life on campus in the wake of fraternity death in february. timothy piazza died after a night of drinking at the fraternity is house. 18 ro facing charges in the death and the fraternity was shut down permanently. tomorrow's meeting is expected to redefine the presence of greek life on campus. >> judge is the bill cosby sex assault case ruled he will wait until the jury is sworn in before determine what evidence will be used at rile. it's set to begin next week. he's accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a former temple university employee in 200 12k3

. ♪ we're still singing a song ll reporter: robbie williams who grew up near manchester instantly wons to his hit song, strong. ♪ slip inside the eye of your mind ♪ >> reporter: coldplay frontman chris martin joined forces with grande to sing "don't look back in anger," manchester's unofficial anthem following the bombing. ♪ don't look back in anger, i heard you say ♪ ♪ i cried enough tears to see my own reflection ♪ >> reporter: but perhaps the night's most poignant moment belonged to a high school choir. some of whom survived the bombing. and when grande got choked up during her last song... ♪ somewhere over the rainbow why, oh why, can't... ♪ ...her fans cheered her on to finish. ♪ why, oh, why, can't i jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, manchester. ni pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs ioned by >>> reckless act for the approximate cause of the death of 36 individuals trapped inside the warehouse when the fire started. >> facing the consequences of oakland's ghost ship inferno, th