. >> tabitha died running back into the home to save her pets. >> hundreds came to the baptist church this morning for the funeral of bianca roberson. >> family and friends are struggling with the death. >> it's like why? it doesn't make sense everybody wants to shoot everybody. for what? why sphwh >?>> roberson was planning to attend jacksonville university in the fall. desper has been charged with her murder. >>> the body of 44-year-old calvin dalton was found on the 1100 block of elkton road at 10:00. police are searching for the driver. >> we have an update do an investigation we have been following all day on "action news." philadelphia police just released this surveillance video. investigators believe the man on the left is the one that tossed a noose into a tree on 18th and lombard center city this morning. police are investigating the incident as a possible hate crime. last week an employee at the u.s. mint was accused of turning a rope into a noose and leaving it on the chair of a black employee. that employee has been placed on administrative leave. an update on the startle

the payment happened in the fact that the way that it happened has probably preempted and prevented tabithapear from seizing any of those assets. >> tucker: the assets belonging to the father of this man? >> that's correct. i think with a lot of your viewers have just seen the statement, they should also know that most canadians i think are quite outraged and quite disappointed by the state of affairs. >> tucker: it doesn't seem just. probably a lot of people in canada, including some who have been legitimately mistreated by the government who could use ten and a half million dollars. >> this was a settlement, it wasn't any sort of payment that was awarded by a canadian court. this lawsuit that mr. khadr had filed was being litigated and there was no court ruling. this is something the government decided. what was disappointing for me as a legislator and many of my colleagues that this decision happened after our house of commons, similar to your congress rose for the summer. right now we are not sitting, usually have an opportunity to ask questions like why did this happen, what was the go

and i'm tabitha wallace keep on watching those hawks and have a great day and night everybody. please have. a seat now let's see if i'm still at the same time. you know. we might need to move six o'clock pm to twenty. points to the. magnificent. same place from which is my food food banks aiming to save us from people really nice and friendly in my conformance feel welcome in russia i think. it was a very enjoyable place to be in a very friendly pay told my son come to. some basic go through. the punch. people. who are very mad that i'm here which is no small things. manufactured sentenced to the public will. when the ruling closest to protect them so. when the flaming. lips meet the woman. who ignore middle of the room signals. from the real news. as far as the wealthy areas of the italy going bust and we should save them because they're going. well again the social bank the e.c.b. a jag they have already printed fifteen sixteen trillion dollars to bail out their friends their oligarch friends during some stupid thousand and eight and they've said they signal to the marketplac

tabitha soren is surrounded by the game, whether it's her kids playing the sport or through her husband michael lewis who wrote the book "moneyball." but soren, a former mtv reporter struck her own connection to baseball. it started with a visit to spring training 15 years ago. >> i started photographing the draft class of 2002 for the oakland a's. i started shooting 21 players. >> reporter: for the next 15 years, sorin hung around minor league ball parks documenting ball players hoping to make it to the big show. >> they were also full of hope and purpose that i felt like that was something that could really come through in photographs. >> reporter: the berkeley woman's take on the game did yield your typical sports action shot. >> i was searching for the moments that were off moments. the times when things fell short. >> reporter: sorin immersed herself not only in the game of baseball but the humble stadiums, the heartbreaks of players scratching and clawing. >> they were pushing, pushing themselves trying to figure out a way to be happy where they were. >> reporter: she put faces to

with love and that is our show for you today remember everyone be good to each other out there i am tabitha wallace keith on watching the hocks and have a great day and night everyone. for decades the american middle class has been railroaded by washington politics. big budget. that's thrown down a lot of boys that's how we use them in the culture in this country now that's where i come in. i better chill down our to you america i'll make sure you don't get railroad you'll get straight talk in the great. white. all the world. and all the news companies merely players but what kind of parties aren t. america play. off more artsy american person. in many ways the news landscape is just like the field of real news fake news good actors bad active and in the end you could never hear all. of the parking all the world's all the world's a stage all the world's a stage and we are definitely a place. to vent for the past few years and. what's going on in my native germany. is of refugees. u.s. intelligence agencies indiscriminately listening in on german citizens and the government. and once again.

tabitha monroe and her wife brittany spent 20 minutes in the water. >> it was scaring me. this video shows tabitha finally makeling it to show. in fact, all nine stranded people survived including 67-year-old barbara frantz. she had a heart attack many the water and was rescued unconscio unconscious. she's also roberta usury's mother and she's going to be fine. >> did you know they were going to survive? >> i knew. i was going to make sure. >> not on your watch. >> i thought, this amt going to happen. >> a moment of despair, and because they did, nine people survive. >> we live in a world where we have so much going on around us and everybody's always battling over politics and races and everything like that. i have to tell you there were 20 different races on this beach, and they came together like that. >> reporter: all the life gards have gone home. police were here but were waiting for a rescue boat to show up. people on the beach knew people this the water were running out of time. some of them had been struggling in the water for a half hour. norah? >> i like that. a

with love and that is our show for you today remember everyone be good to each other out there i am tabitha wallace keep on watching the hawks and have a great day and night everyone i. really don't. care if. you get it i'll be your little. according to. the bar i'll be sure there are. what politicians do. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. have to go right to the press that's what the before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters and our. question. for. us to take on like you i'm just tired. of that i mean the us congress on top. on that some of the time stamps. by observed events of the past few years in us myself several times what's going on in my native germany. millions of refugees u.s. intelligence agencies indiscriminately listening in on german citizens on the government and once again german tanks are heading east. politicians from various political policies and various independent experts and journalists in an effort to understand just how independent germany really is when

everyone to watching the harks i am i robot for and on top of the list debbie is in the news again tabitha i'm not the least bit shocked this is one of the most bizarre intriguing because this is one of those cases on capitol hill were nothing quite makes sense given what we know about capitol hill right and what we know about sort of standard procedure which has been the problem from the beginning with debbie wasserman schultz the d.n.c. opening statements by mesirow and they don't have a good way to answer it and once again here she is in this really it's just bizarre i mean it's like normally when there is a scandal on capitol hill and like an aide does something wrong well these are under investigation for bank fraud and data everyone goes running for the hills i don't want to be associated with them and say oh i barely knew me kind of worked way over here in the argument and you know it but she stood her ground and was like defend the rights guy to the to the day he got to rest of the dulles international . airport trying to answer was brought up that you know it's going to be up you

. >> the video shows the tabitha making it to shore. all people survived., barbara france. she had a heart attack, and rescued unconscious. she is roberta's mother. see is doing fine. >> did you think we would survive? >> i knew. i was going to make sure. >> not on your watch. >> not on my watch. not on my watch. >> a beach full strangers in a moment of despair. because the theydid, nine people are arrive today. >> we liven a world, we have so much going on around. everybody is battling over politics, racism. tell you that was over 20 different races on the beach. came together like that. >> lifeguard had gone home. police were here, waiting for a rescue boat to show up. people here on the beach. didn't know people were running out of time. some struggling in the water. for half an hour. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for this thursday. from the cbs b b bfr captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, july 13th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> investigators in a small pennsylvania town make a grim discovery in the case of four m

tabitha is surrounded by the game. whether it's her kids playing the sport.her husband, michael lewis, who wrote the book money ball. but soren, a former mtv reporter struck her own connection to baseball. it started with a visit to spring training 15 years ago. >> i started photographing the draft class of 2002 for the oakland a's. i started shooting 21 players. >> reporter: for the next 15 years she captured the lives of players scrapping to make it to the big show. >> they were full of hope and purpose. that i felt like that was something that could really come through in photographs. >> reporter: the berkeley woman's take on the game didn't yield your typical sports action shot. >> i was searching for the moments that were sort of off moments. the times when things fell short. >> reporter: soren immersed himself not only in the game of baseball but the story lines. the humble stadium, the heartbreak of players scratching and clawing. >> they were pushing, pushing themselves. they were trying to figure out a way to be happy where they were. >> reporter: sh

. >> tabitha soren is surrounded by the game, whether it's her kids playing the sport or through herband michael lewis who wrote the book "money ball." but soren, a former mtv reporter, struck her own connection to baseball. it started with a visit to spring training 15 years ago. >> i started photographing the draft class of 2002 for the oakland a's. i started shooting 21 players. >> reporter: for the next 15 years, soren hung around minor league ball parks capturing the lives of players scrapping to make it to the big show. >> they were also full of hope and purpose that i felt like that was something that could really come through in photographs. >> reporter: the berkeley woman's take on the game did yield your tnot yield your typical sports action shot. >> i was searching for the moment when sometimes things fell short. >> reporter: not only in the game of baseball but the story line. the humble stadium, the heartbreak of players scratching and clawing. >> they were pushing, pushing, pushing themselves. they were trying to figure out a way to be happy with where they were. >> rep

he and his wife tabitha had two children and as you just hurt they have received no money despite thethat the person who took their father's life has received an estimated $10.5 million. thank you for being here. is this a cautionary tale about what happens when someone is released from gitmo and goes back home to sort of be subjected to their own country's laws? >> this is the sort of thing that outrageous canadians coast-to-coast. i want your audience to realize that. there's a poll showing the even the warm overwhelming majority of his liberal party voters don't like this. voters on the left don't like it, photos on the right, across the country, it never goes below 68% in opposition to this cash payment. people are furious at this and i would say that it's more a tale of what happens when you have a naive politician who was elected for his good looks, his hair and the socks that he talks about when he goes on with kelly and ryan than it is what happens with the justice system. as trace gallagher said in his introductory piece there, no court order this payment to happen. justin tr

rob: if he is such a sweetheart will he send some of that 8 million bucks over to tabitha speer.illian: little charlie gard's parents are optimistic after a brand new brain scan. a u.s. doctor who examined the terminally i will british infant now saying there is a chance he can reverse the 11-month-old's brain damage caused by a rare genetic disorder. the u.k.'s high court will decide next week whether charlie can have the treatment or if he will be danny off life support. still looking good for o.j. simpson to become a free man by the fall. no one opposes his release not even his victim. his freedom was almost derailed by a cookie. retired correctional officer says simpson was nearly eaten up for eating cookie stolen by another inmate. a violation that could have hurt his chances for parole. the 70-year-old has spent over 8 years in nevada prison for armed robbery and kidnapping. if paroled, he could be out as early as october. i tried to find out what kind. oatmeal. there you have it. reebok sparking outrage for mocking our commander-in-chief. he called france's first lady beau