it contains cnn exclusive video that shows saginaw, michigan, police officers shooting a homeless man the case has drawn the attention of civil rights investigators with the justice department. here's correspondent jason carroll. >> reporter: a joint investigation is under way into the shooting. amateur video details what happened during the final moments. i have to warn you, the video is graphic. this amateur video, purchased by cnn and not made public until now, captured the confrontation between six saginaw police officers and milton hall, a 49-year-old man who his family says suffered from serious mental health issues. hall, seen in the middle of your screen, police say, had just had a run-in with a convenience store clerk. he was in a standoff with police and holding a knife. a female officer is heard shouting. [ bleep ] >> reporter: if you listen carefully, hall is then heard continuing to yell at police. >> 911! >> reporter: hall seems agitated. but not intimidated by a police dog. [ bleep ] >> reporter: heard on the tape, a witness describes what he sees. >> he's in a karate s

hall's mother says saginaw police overreacted. >> emotionally, i have a lot of pain, and i'm stunned.eings would stand in front of one human being and fire 46 shots. i just don't understand that. >> reporter: on the day of the shooting, july 1, the saginaw police chief defended his officer's actions. >> this is someone that, from our understanding, has a long history, not only with police, from our department, but with the county. known to be an assaultive person. >> reporter: over the last month members of the community have voiced outrage and not satisfied with the police investigation into the officer's response. we showed the video of the shooting to city councilman norman braddock. >> i can see why people are traumatized at looking at something like that. and we need answers. >> reporter: braddock has been critical of what he calls the slow pace of the shooting investigation. could it be that investigators are just trying to make sure they're doing a thorough job and that's why the investigation is-- >> i'm sure that has something to do with it, but, at the same time, it should b

referring us to the saginaw county prosecutor.us, i can't tell you when the case is going to be completed. hall's mother already feels she knows the answer to the question of whether police used too much force. >> it appeared to be a firing squad dressed in police uniforms. and there was another way. they did not have to kill him. >> jason carroll joins us from saginaw. in the piece you mentioned the community's outrage but this is i think the first time many people are seeing the videotape. so where's the outrage coming from. >> it's twofold. first, soledad, when that incident took place out here, there were so many people surrounding hall and police. it's a small community. word spread very quickly that many shots were fired. this man seemed unarmed with nothing but a knife. there was outrage from that point of view. the other point of view has to do with the length of time it's taking to complete the investigation. many people in the community feel it's taking too long. >> jason carroll, thanks for that report. devastating. >>>

just department is launching an investigation into the police shooting of a homeless man in saginaw,s comes after video was released showing police shooting and killing milton hall after he stepped forward toward them with a knife. he must -- we have to warn you here, you may find the video disturbing. we're showing it because it sheds light on how police handled the case. here's cnn's national correspondent, jason carroll. >> reporter: a joint investigation is underway into the shooting. amateur video details what happened during the final moments. i do have to warn you, the video is graphic. [ shouting ] >> reporter: this amateur video purchased by cnn and not made public until now captured the confrontation between six saginaw police officers and milton hall, a 49-year-old man who his family says suffered from serious mental health issues. hall, seen in the middle of your screen, police say, had just had a run-in with a convenience store clerk. he was in a standoff with police and holding some sort of knife. a female officer is heard shouting. >> put the knife down! >> i ain't put

and this happened in saginaw, michigan. you will see the amateur video here of the shooting that raises a lot of questions about how the police approach suspects who may be mentally disturbed. this is jason carroll. >> a joint investigation is under way into the shooting. an amateur video shows the final moments and i have to warn you that the video is graphic. >> reporter: this amateur video purchased by cnn and not made public until now captured the confrontation of six saginaw police officers and milton hall, a 49-year-old man wo his family says suffered from serious mental health issues. hall seen in the middle of the screen, police say, had just had a run-in with a convenient store clerk, and he was in a standoff with the police and holding a knife. a female officer is heard shouting. if you listen carefully hall is then heard continually yelling at police. >> my name is milton hall, call 911. >> reporter: hall is agitated, but he is not intimidated by a police dog. heard on the tape, a witness describes what he sees.

hall's mother says saginaw police overreacted. >> emotionally, i have a lot of pain, and i'm stunnedeing and fired 46 shots. i just don't understand that. >> reporter: on the day of the shooting, july 1st, the saginaw police chief defended his officers' actions. >> he's someone, from our understanding, has a long history, not only with police from our department, but with the county, known to be an assaultive person. >> reporter: over the last month, members of the community have voiced outrage about the hall shooting. not satisfied with the police investigation into the officers' response. we showed the video of the shooting to city councilman norman braddic. >> i can see why people are traumatized at looking at something like that. and we need answers. >> reporter: braddock has been critical. could it be the investigators are trying to make sure they're doing a thorough job and that's why the investigation is -- >> i'm sure that has something to do with it but at the same time it should be a top priority. >> reporter: the michigan state police lead investigator would not discuss th

woodley donated $60,000 so that every student-athlete in michigan's saginaw public school district could play sports for free. fees for high school athletes totaled $75 the previous year and coaches reported they saw participation rates drop as a result. woodley's generosity will make sure roughly 800 students can play sports for free. >>> now the university of maryland set the standard for bizarre uniforms when they trotted out some schizophrenic uniformses for their first game of the 2011 season. but surprisingly tradition rich notre dame is giving the terps a run for their money with the reveal of these new so-called shamrock series uniforms. what is that? the new look feature as helmet that would make harvey two faced dent proud and helpry cmake you nightmares. you're probably not smile building this. that's -- that's ugly. sorry. >>> coming up on "morning joe," mitt romney tries to quiet critics by offering new details about his tax returns. but will it be enough to put the issue to rest once and for all. and when we come back here, we'll huddle around the water cooler to watch vp c

with budget cuts of his alma mater charging activity fees for the school district of saginaw michigan. that total was $60,000. >> this die-hard fan is suing the stand that she burned her bottom after sitting on a hot bench watching a practice game. she said she was suffering a from third degree burns. and looking for physical repercussion. let us talk this traffic school. any fan is ejected to take a four-hour online class before they're allowed to get back into the stadium. alcohol abuse, anger management and crude behavior. it is $50. 700 fans were ejected last year. baseball, the a's, the giants. matt caned. and cleveland is a leading the a's and the flip over to the giants. it was a no-hitter but that got shot out. 9-0. and, mike crucko very upset about the suspension saying that it was not tough enough. >> well i was pissed really pissed 50-100 days is not doing it. perhaps one year out of his career. and if you do it again keep him out. they are keeping pete rose out of the hall of fame. >> he sounds like he is betrayed. greg doyle writes if you want to show integrity...... >> a

we've got some old school storms from saginaw to tulsa, threats for wind, damaging hail and a lot of rain. radar already firing up. can you see the heavy showers and thunderstorms from peoria all the way to traverse city. it going to dump anywhere from 2 to 3 inches of rain. ahead of the system you have all that hot airs are temperatures in the 90s behind it, cooler conditions. minneapolis 69, marquette 65, >> we are off to a quiet start this thursday and it should turn out to be a nice afternoon, a little on the warm side but the humidity in a comfortable range and we >> you guys enjoy the concert? >> yeah! >> all right, yeah. natalie, from one icon to another. >> that's right, al. well we're of course talking about the king of rock 'n' roll, elvis presley. today marks the 35th anniversary of his death. we're here at graceland. i'm joined by angie markies. this room has tons of character. >> this is the jungle room. elvis bought all this furniture locally. it has a very polynesian feel to it. >> you see the llama, there's a lot of hawaiian influence. >> hawaii was his favorite place

i -- i just don't understand that. >> on the day of the shooting, july 1st, the saginaw police chiefficer's actions. >> this is someone from our understanding, has a long history. not only with the police from our department, but the county. >> over the last month, members of the community have voiced outrage about the shooting, not satisfied with the police investigation into the officer's response. we showed the video of the shooting to city councilman, norman bradock. >> i can see why people are traumatized and we need answers. >> could it be that investigators are just trying to make sure they're doing a thorough job and that's why the investigation is -- >> i'm sure that has something to do with it, but at the same time, it should be a top priority. >> the michigan state police lead investigator would not discuss the case, instead referring us to the prosecutor, who told was we can't tell you when the case is going to be completeded. the matter is being investigated by the michigan state police. hall's mother feels he knows the answer to the question of whether police used too m

a major issue in saginaw. and now the subject of a federal investigation.hat you're about to see happened in a parking lot on july 1st. police said that 49-year-old milton hall had some kind of a run-in with a convenience store clerk before he got into a standoff with police. here's how it ended. i have to warn you, the video is graphic. [ shooting ] cnn counted the sounds of at least 30 shots on that videotape. hall's family says he suffered from serious mental health issues. >>> lots more happening tonight. gary tuchman joins us now with a "360" bulletin. >>> the united nations has a new point man in syria. annan resigned two weeks ago after failing to reach a cease-fire. accord to the opposition, at least 168 people were killed in syria today, including 40 in and around damascus. >>> india next. big city train stations packed with as many as 7,000 people fleeing cities. that's after students and workers from the northeastern state said they received text messages threatening retaliatory attacks for ethnic violence in their state. >>> back home, five peop

one survivor of the 74,000-acre fire in pumas saginaw county on her way to recovery.s baby bobcat was found saturday with crusted eyes, burned feet and walking in circles around a tree stump confused and scared. she had gotten separated from her mother. she was taken to a wildlife refuge in lake tahoe and see is eating 12 mice a day and on the mend. >>> a set of twins dancing to daddy's guitar have become an internet sensation. >> daddy is going to play them a little song while they are eating their peas. >> you guys ready? ♪ >> okay. how cute is that. the girls apparently love jamming with their dad who says this is the reaction he gets every time he plays the guitar for them. that is cute. >> all right, well, as we continue tonight a lot more to bring you. coming up, hard new numbers on how long is takes for bay area veterans to collect on a disability claim and why it is so much worse here than other places. and a tell all from navy seals on what really happened on the night osama bin laden was killed. >> this nursery rhyme takes on new you meaning in the happens o

his alma mater in saginaw..p the tab for the athletic fee for children. >> and also she claimed that she hurt her bottom in 2010 that was after watching a scrimmage game in the summer. g suffered burns and needed sskin grafts. >> any fan the that is ejected knees to take a four our online class before they're able to enter the stadium. this was designed on a psychotherapist that is focused on a crude behavior, and alcohol abuse and public intoxication. baseball, the 80s hosting cleveland. the first pitch in just a few moments but the more details with cabrera. >> i was passed, really pas-- pissed... if you take one year. and if you do it again and see you later. and pete rose is kept out of the hall of fame. >> they do not think that this is not harsh enough. perhaps shifting the focus pushing out punishment. doyle worries that if you want to show integrity do not punish the player punished the team that caught got those teams victories unfairly. the enough of that, take a look at the little league world series

we are looking at strong storms that will be firing up, stretching from kalamazoo and saginaw, all the way back to tulsa, damaging winds, a lot of rain, hail, you see on the radar, we are already seeing that activity fire up from traverse city to kiville and we're also looking temperature-wise, big changes, 91 in cincinnati, 91 in st. louis, behind it, minneapolis will have a high of 69, bismarck, 73. that's going to be good news. that's >> good morning to you. 7:10 on a thursday morning. starting with a live picture over san jose. mostly cloudy conditions, most of your valleys filled with low clouds but not for long. by about 11:00 you can see most of the low cloud cover and the marine layer will be pushed back out to sea. it works out like this today. 82 in san jose, comfortable in los gatos, 65 in san francisco and the fog will linger at the coast. until about noon today. then you'll get sunshine as well. >>> and that's your latest weather. >> thank you. now to a growing scandal inside the department of homeland security. more men are coming forward saying a top aide to secretary ja

meanwhile, saginaw, texas. caller: i like to watch and listen to both sides of these political things. i find that the democrats keep notng that romney's is telling what he is going to do. but i hear him say several things that tells of least five things you will do and aim for and try to accomplish. however, i have never heard obama say any details of what he plans to do if he gets a second term. i think the republicans need to call him out and say, play out your five points or goals and hear what you plan to do. he can talk a good talk and give a great speech, but i have not heard any plans from any of the democrats. naturally, i am leaning more republican. guest: well, i think what you're hearing there is that criticism of democrats of romney is that there are specifics missing, in their view, and some of his economic plans. he expects to increase governor revenue by eliminating tax deductions but has not said which ones. he will repeal obamacare, but not said specifically how he plans to replace it or wheth

marquette 68, saginaw, 69. cleveland, more like september weather. friday, finally going to see this air make head way into the northeast. even into the south. eventually in the tennessee valley, ohio valley going to see much dryer, much more comfortable weather into the weekend. blue sky returning. the northeast, we get it saturday into sunday is when our nice air is heading our way. with a change like this in temperature you have some thunderstorms. we have a pretty nasty front that will be moving through the midwest to the northeast today, tomorrow. today thunderstorms could be severe watching indianapolis, watching parts of ohio, including around columbus, cincinnati, pennsylvania you could see some thunderstorms today as well. then tomorrow the front moves into the northeast. we could see some big boomers. the chance of those storms from new york to d.c. south through richmond. we'll watch the southeast as well all the way through atlanta. this front means business. comes through, brings storms but then some much, much micer air comes in for the

. >> let's at some strong storms that are going to be firing up, stretching from kalamazoo and saginaw back to tulsa, damaging winds, a lot of rain, hail. as you see on the radar, we're already seeing that activity firing up from traverse city back into kirkland ellisville. and then we're also looking at temperature wise big changes, 91 in cincinnati, 90 in st. louis behind it. minneapolis will have a high today of 69. bismarck, 73. so that's going to be good news. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> where's your sunglasses? go find them. get them before you head on out the door. look at that sunshine across the area. it's glowing, it's fiery. 70 degrees, the temperature. we've got light breezes out of the north. but the dew point temperature, the humidity, way down from yesterday. we're going to see a high today about 91 degrees. some areas north and west, 86. so warm, nice, with low humidity. tomorrow, a little bit of humidity and some showers coming into the area. in fact, could have some is >>> and that's your latest weat