so off to jail webb went.chief rusty grant, roswell police:"i was appalled."roswell police chief rusty grant says an internal department source told him about the incident right before the fourth of july.the two officers are now on paid administrative leave, pending an investigation.chief rusty grant, roswell police: "the reality is someone will see this story in the state of washington and this weekend, someone is going to get stopped by a washington state police officer and someone's going to make a comment about hey-did you flip a coin to decide whether or not i get a citation." (jrstone) microsoft is asking the u-s government to technology. in a blog post, microsoft president brad smith says regulation is necessary due to what he calls the technology's "potential for abuse". smith called on lawmakers to form a "government initiative" to regulate the proper use of facial recognition technology. supporters say such technology improves safety for customers and companies, as well as helps police find suspects and missing children. but critics warn the technolo

these people really put my freedom in the hands of a coin flip. >> reporter: roswell police say they placed the officers on administrative leave launching an internal affairs investigation into the incident. a coin toss? >> exactly. exactly. i couldn't believe what i was seeing to be honest. >> reporter: a story that no one would believe had it not been for that video. >> who is that? >> heads or tails. >> reporter: kerry sanders, nbc news, roswell, georgia. >>> we have two food safety alerts to tell you about tonight. the cdc warning consumers not to eat a popular brand of cereal and health officials are investigating an illness that affected over 100 people that may be linked to mcdonald's. nbc's miguel almaguer with details. >> reporter: tonight a blunt warning from the cdc, do not eat this cereal, kelloggs honey smacks linked to 100 salmonella infections in 33 states. the breakfast staple at the center of a recall after at least 30 people were hospitalized. >> salmonella is often linked to produce, chicken, eggs but we're seeing more shelf stable products being linked to illness.

some of the long hidden mystery surrounding roswell ...led to the public for the first time in seven decades ... (ken) also.. the world holds its breath for the children trapped in that cave in thailand.. and now, the man who owns tesla - elon musk, says, hi-tech help is on the way.. (pam) bay area tech billionaire elon musk says, his companies are helping rescue the thai soccer team trapped in an underground cave. today, the thai government confirmed .... the c-e-o of tesla and space-x is sending his own engineers to thailand. musk's engineers will assist the current rescue team.... in creating a plan to safely rescue 12- boys and their soccer coach from the flooded cave... they have been trapped there since june 23rd. musk is also offering rescuers technology from his tunnel construction company... including equipment used for location tracking ... water pumping and powering batteries. the thai government said on facebook ... musk's engineers will arrive tomorrow. (pam) in the meantime... a former thai navy seal, who joined the rescue di

>> reporter: police roswell, georgia pulled sarah webb over for speeinng april. >> you think driving that fast on a wet road is smart idea? >> reporter: what happed next was a surprise. unbeknown to sarah webb, the officer could let her go or arrester because they didn't have speed detection. choosing to arrest her by the flip of a coin on a phone app. >> who is that? >> tails. >> okay. >> this is tails, right? >> y rh. eporter: this week prosecutors who saw the body ca video dropped all charges, sarah webb didn't even know about the coin toss until atlanta's nb 11 alive told her. [crying] >> wow. these people really put my freedom in the hands of a coin flip. >> reporter: roswell the officers on laced administrative leave launching an internal affairs investigation into the incident. a coin toss? >> exactly. exactly. i couldn't believe what i was seeing to be honest. >> reporter: a story that no one would believe had it not been for that video. >> who i? >> heads or tails. >> reporter: kerry sanders, nbc news, roswell, georgia. >>> we have two food safety alerts to tell you about to

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it's all part of the annual roswell ufo festival.cki) wildfires aren't the only weather concern in california. in los angeles and surrounding counties -- an excessive heat watch was in effect friday. and some cities broke their high temperature records early in the day. downtown l-a hit 95 by 11 a.m. -- topping the record set back in 1992. the heat is prompting calls for energy conservation. the hot temperatures coupled with high winds and low humidity are making for ripe conditions to fuel more wildfires. lawrence karnow: tropical clouds spread across the bay area today. it was muggy and hot in spots today with highs into the mid 90s inland and 60s and 70s near the coast. it is a nice night outside with mostly clear skies expected. high surf continues along the coast along south facing beaches. fire danger will be running higher around the state with hotter temperatures inland. on the satellite you can see the remnants of hurricane fabio moving north. skie will clear for the weekend to bring hotter temperatures. highs tomorrow will

. >> you remember this video, the ficers from roswell, georgia, pulled a woman over for allegedly speeding. body cam video caught the officers using a coin flip app.i the judgissed charges on a woman after watching that video. >>> tomorrow, in annapolis, for survivors and fctims the shooting at "the capital gazettgu" a an opened fire, killing five people and injuring. othe good charlotte, which was founded in waldorf is one nine musical acts that is scheduled to play. the concert start at noon and lasts until 10:00 at night. tickets cost $25 in advance, $30 day of. only 3,000 tickets will be sold. >>> meanwhile, there's a growing push to award one of the victims with a presidential medal of freedom. "the baltimore sun" reports that retired maryland senator barbara mikulski to write to the president about windy winters. she charged at the gunmen, giving people time to escape. >>> we have new details on how prince george's county plans on endi ining domestic violence. the county's counsel will pump money into the fight. that cash will go to nonprofits. it's the third year in a row the county

in the river oh drought plays a big role in life and roswell. and the girl involved bridge is one of the longest of its kind in town and it leads straight to the heart of the city and its vibrant nightlife. that's once alternative scene is making use of many abandoned factory spaces. because the neon club is one of the city's hippest venues. many places in the area are open all night. the bars on the market square are busy as well routes one of is clearly a popular tourist destination for younger visitors. and back to gurlitz once more where you can find empty industrial buildings like this one falling apart overgrown and vacant daniel boyd month organizers guided tours through old industrial structures that are just waiting to be awakened from slumber . this is one of the oldest textile factories in goods and if it was established during the age of industrialization and placed on the river because it was practical for dying timing and fooling. with this one takes the city became a hub for textiles and huge factories emerged everywhere and yet i

a man when you talk right so i get into the car and i drive off ramp and he follows me wind up in roswell what are you doing. he said we need to get rid of those car. that's ok we'll just he said well you know this is give us a kind of grin now i never heard him friends i hope it never seen hundreds of every again i was in the group showers which the police never went there and interviewed anybody conveniently they never talked to him are facts in evidence you see the photos of bush are part of that there's a sub gas station a small gas station and you'll hear nice days i'm sure you've seen these big shopping centers they've got low gas stations in the parking lot yes there's one like that at the berkshires there's a little gas station right there they never talked to that clerk why i don't know i mean the police never there ever investigated the crime scene they just i mean they would paste what happened as they just wrote like three weeks later took pictures of the parking lot sale weeks later the ice all they did there's no police report there's nothing they never investigated they nev

two police officers in roswell, georgia are on paid administrative leave after they were caught on bodyng a coin-toss app to determine whether they would let a woman go, or arrest her. >> okay. >> trails right? >> yeah. >> the coin landed on >> ninan: the coin landed on tails for release, but the woman was arrested anyway for reckless driving and speeding. the charges have since been dropped. and the police chief says he was appalled by the officer's behavior. mcdonald's has stopped selling salads at about 3,000 restaurants after more than 60 people came down with an intestinal illness. the infection is not fatal. mcdonald's has stopped selling salads in 14 states, mostly in the central u.s. health officials are trying to track down the cause of the outbreak. up next, a hero firefighter looks back on his decades of service-- and that unforgettable day. for adults with advanced non-small cell lung cancer, previously treated with platinum-based chemotherapy, including those with an abnormal alk or egfr gene who've tried an fda-approved targeted therapy, who wouldn't want a chance for anot

. >> reporter: that's sarah webb, sobbing in the back of a squad car in roswell, georgia, arrested foreckless driving. what she doesn't know at the time is that officers decided to take her into custody because of a coin flip. >> a head, r tail. >> okay. >> reporter: minutes earlier, webb acknowledging on police bodycam she was speeding. >> do you know how fast you were just going, ma'am? >> i'm so sorry. he patrol car officer courtney brown and her partner discuss that they didn't even record her speed before deciding whether to arrest or release webb by using a coin flip app. >> this is tail right? >> yeah, so release? >> 23. >> reporter: but they decide to arrest her. >> we got -- let me write this down. too fast for conditions. >> is it reckless? >> yeah, you can do reckless. >> do me a favor and step out of the vehicle for me. >> reporter: all of the charges against webb were dropped. both officers involved are on administrative leave an internal affairs investigation is underway. david. >> victor, thank you. >>> next tonight, a police impersonator now under arrest tonight after a

this all happened in roswell, georgia outside of atlanta.e was speeding past a police cruiser but she didn't know she ended up in handcuffs because of that game. >> wow. these people really put my freedom in the hands of a coin flip. and that's disgusting. >> so here's what happened. the charges against the driver were thrown out. the officers were forced to turn in their badges. >>> the man at the center of a hate-filled rant caught on video is now facing federal hate crimes. millions have seen the video. woman for wearing aricon flag o. it happened last month near chicago. she only recently posted it. at times she pleads for help from a nearby park officer, but he never gets involved it. >> was extremely surreal to think that someone whose job is basically to protect and serve to the lawyer for him blamed a combination of alcohol and pain pills for his rant. the officer resigned yesterday after park service fell under heavy pressure. >>> san francisco's new mayor walked the streets. she's vow to go clean up. and she didn't minutes her word

in a memo to the ex-officers-- roswell's police chief said police must be quote "kind, considerate and patient." so far, no comment from either officer. charges against the driver were dropped. coming up at eight.. growing outrage over a parking dispute that led to a deadly shooting. does flordias "stand your ground law" apply here... a u-s senator is now getting involved. plus. why neighbors say their city is to blame after their homes are wrecked and a person is killed in deadly flooding. and next.. bart riders voice their concerns about danger on trains. as we get new crime statistics... from the transit system. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist karnow. coming up, i look at your 7 day forecast.details are right after the break. check out bass pro shops and cabela's for great deals on great gear. like savings of $100 on this vortex spitfire prism sight. and save 30% or more on select life jackets. bass pro shops and cabela's- your adventure starts here. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat

. >> roswell police chief says police must be kind, considerate and patient. cnn affiliate wsb reports charges against the driver were dropped. >>> seth rogan's wikipedia page is getting an update. >> any opportunity to enrich the lives of the canadian people is an opportunity i will take. >> rogen is from vancouver. has a terrific laugh. he grew up taking public transit and still rides it when he is in the city. the idea of the voice announcement was born from a social media campaign. he will replace morgan freeman who was pulled after a pattern of alleged harassment and inappropriate conduct toward women. a good idea. >> he is donating his time. that is nice. >>> president trump threatens sanctions against turkey if an american pastor is not released. now word that turkey renegligenreneged on a feel to free andrew brunson. we go live to istanbul. automatically adjusts on each side to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? how smart is that? smarter sleep. to help you lose your dad bod, train for that marathon, and wake up with the patience of a saint. the n

. >> anthony: 1947, the roswell incident. >> norio: that's right.how they always say that in those dubious, cheaply reenacted doc shows. "some say" it was the remains of an alien spacecraft. anyhoo, back then, they were working on some pretty cool stuff. for instance, a mylar-like weather balloon designed to carry high-resolution cameras across the soviet union. when they got way up in the atmosphere, they'd pancake out like a flying saucer. might that explain the excessive zeal and mysterious behaviors? i mean, if one of these things crashed in the desert, you can well understand that a whole bunch of sinister-looking bodies would show up and start telling people, "never speak of this incident," and -- >> norio: you know, it's hard to say, but any military could create a cover story for anything. >> anthony: any possibility of, like, cyborgs or aliens? >> norio: good question. >> james: i -- you know, i've heard that there is and then i've heard that there isn't. >> norio: we're taking you to a place, an undisclosed location -- >> anthony: right. >

. >> so, the woman was arrested anyway, and the police chief in roswell, georgia, said that officersin from conduct that destroys public respect. cops accused the woman of going 80 miles an hour in a 45 zone, but weren't using a radar gun at the time. the charges against her have since been dropped. >>> and the u.s. just logged its best economic performance since 2014, but the threat of new trade tariffs is still hanging over the economy. the trump administration is offering up billions of dollars in aid to farmers, but many say they don't want a bailout. hear why next. >>> and make sure to catch an all-new "the 2000s." here's a preview. >> all kinds of things have changed because of the smartphone. so, there are new rules. are you allowed to have your phone at the dinner table? should you be looking at your phone on the squawk idewalk on street? >> there is a price that you pay with respect to that accessibility and that is it's always there, it's always available. you never really unplug. >> with all these new technologies, we've become a society of instant gratification. >> i want

the roswell pomlice department opened the internal investigations as soon as they heard it.that any law enforcementway trivialize the decision making process as something as important as arresting a person. back in april when sarah was late for work and she drove through roads, poor conditions rain in the area and she was pulled over by officer counterny brown. listen to officer brown's body cam and the color it gives from this initial exchange. >> okay. so you think driving that fast on the wet road is smart idea just because you are late for work instead of calling and saying you're running late for work you would rather risk people's lives? >> i'm sorry. >> after that tense exchange officer brown returned to her patrol car and had this shocking debate with her colleague, fellow officer kristy wilson and there you have the debate to arrest or release sarah web hinging on the toss of a virtual coin. when you listen to the exchange earlier the coin lands on tails which they had agreed meant they released the driver they arrested her anyway when prosecutors say the body cam v

the roswell police now conducting an internal investigation and these two officers are on administrative >> we always wondered how justice may be meted out on the side of the road. all right, kaylee hartung, thanks. >>> the backlash over the use of a racial slur by the founder of papa john's pizza, the fallout is continuing. the pizza chain now removing john schnatter's face from adin. now the fallout for the company is growing. several professional sports teams are cut ties with the pizza chain. he's speaking out now, offering an apology and his explanation about what happened. here's what he says. >> it wasn't a slur. it was a strategy and media planning and training and i repeated something that somebody else said, and said we're not going to say that. we don't use that kind of language, vocabulary. sure, it got taken out of context. sure it got twisted. that doesn't matter. i hurt people's feelings. that's what matters here. and for that, i'm sorry, i'm disappointed in myself that something like that could happen. >> he resigned his position as chairman of the company's board after i

after the virtual coin flip, the roswell police officers courtney brown and kristee wilson arrested the driver sarah webb, , and accused her of driving over 80 miles an hour on a road with a speed limit of 45 miles an hour. the arresting officers did not have a radar gun and admitted they estimated her driving speed. webb spent the day in jail until her charges were dropped. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we begin today's show in helsinki w where president trump is holding a summit with russian president vladimir putin. only their translators are attending the meeting. putitin kept trump waiting for e summit by landing in finland about an hour late. trump faces pressure from to -- pressure to confront putin over kremlin meddling in the 2016 election after a grand jury on friday indicted 12 russian intelligence officers for their alleged role in hacking email accounts controlled by the democratic national committee and hillary clinton's campaign. we will talk more about the u.s. relations with russ

. >> reporter: body cameras rolling as roswell, georgia, police officer courtney brown hedges whetherest sarah webb during a traffic stop. webb initially pulled over for speeding. >> do you know how fast you were just going, ma'am? >> i'm so sorry. i'm late for work. >> so you could go over 80 miles per hour on 92? no, ma'am. >> reporter: but officer brown later admitting to her partner, officer kristee wilson, she didn't have radar to clock how fast webb was actually going. >> what do you think? or just tickets? >> reporter: the two cops instead turning to an app on their phones using a coin flip to determine webb's fate. >> this says tail, right. >> yeah, so release. >> reporter: but they didn't release her. webb eventually arrested for reckless driving and left sobbing in the back of a squad car. >> this really was all over nothing. it was a game. >> reporter: both officers now on administrative leave. >> i was appalled to believe that a police officer would let a flip of a coin be a deciding factor on whether or not to issue somebody a citation or more importantly to take someone

host: that is carlos from roswell, georgia.he new york times" highlighting some issues that came out of this meeting. they say it was president emmanuel macron of france who tried to curry favor with president trump, playing the role of devoted minty. ms. merkel kept her distance. becomes aggressive or mocking as he did in the private sessions, ms. merkel simply did not react, perhaps to avoid setting him off further. by charging that germany is in thrall to moscow, mr. trump appears to be trying to deflect criticism he is too accommodating toward president vladimir putin. mr. trump and mr. putin are scheduled to meet monday in health -- helsinki, finland. the president will travel to the united kingdom, spend the night in scotland at his golf club through the weekend, and head to that summit this coming monday. jay in nevada, democrats line. caller: thank you for taking my call. listening to some of your callers, it shows they do not know history. 2006, bush with nato got them to raise their percentages of participation. since

. >>> and the atlanta "journal-constitution" reports two police officers in roswell, georgia, are on paid administrative leave for using a coin toss to determine how to respond to a suspected speeder. body camera footage reveals heads would be to arrest the woman allegedly driving 88 mile an hour, tails would mean giving her a ticket. the officers wound up arrests the woman anyway. their police chief is appalled any officer would trivialize the important decision-making process of making an arrest. >> use of discretion. >> yeah. it's kind of a disturbing decision-making process to say the least. >>> it's about 21 minutes after the hour now here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> is it another case of self-appointed jij lan tees accosts the innocent? a teen is assaulted by a woman at a community pool. >>> still ahead, this video sparked online outrage and led to one arrest. we'll speak to the teen at the center of it all. >>> and later a young girl receives a rare and devastating diagnosis. then her brother shares the same fate as doctors try to explain a medical mystery, a

for "cbs this morning," mark strassmann, roswell, georgia. >> boy. >> these conversations are so importantession or anxiety, talking about it helps enormously. >> that story is going to resonate with so many this morning. and talk about what they did right. certainly will felt safe telling his mother. that's what i keep hearing, they have to feel safe to talking to you and you are open to hearing it without judgment. >> and she listened. no stigma attached. no stigma attached to that. all you want for your kids is for them to be happy. >> that's it. >> they took action and saw a professional. you need professional help. >> this isn't something you can do by yourself. you're right about that. very, very, very important information. >> thank you, mark. >> mark strassmann, indeed, and will and his mom, mrs. hargen. thank you all. >>> a camera captured images when a new planet is formed. what does that look like? that's what it looks like. what we know about temperatures and the environment on this baby planet. you're watching "cbs this morning." we'll be right back. >>> astronomers have captu