tamika: hi, marcus. tamika. lemonis: tamika, nice to meet you. tamika: you too.lemonis: how are you? are you the sister? tamika: yes. lemonis: i'd love to kind of spend a few minutes with you if you don't mind. tamika: okay. lemonis: who's the manager here? tamika: i'm on again, off again. lemonis: walk me through that. tamika: i worked for, like, really, really low pay, which was okay with me. lemonis: for how long? -tamika: like a year. -lemonis: wow. tonnie's basically relying on free labor. and the fact that his sister is willing to help out shows that he has real backing from his family. that's a big advantage when you're struggling. so, who's doing the quality control on this kind of stuff? -tamika: myself and tonnie. -lemonis: yourself? and so do you think this looks right? tamika: no, that one's not going out. lemonis: i don't want to see paper. this wouldn't clear. tamika: and the more we go through, we realize how much is wasted. lemonis: when this happens, two from the same batch at the same time, there's no process. tamika: and let me tell you, i have

prosecutors say tamika gross a veteran of the 16th district encouraged her teenaged children to fights and even took part in one of the confrontations herself. gross is being tried on multiple counts of corruption of a minor and simple assault. >>> cleveland has reportedly reached a deal with the u.s. justice department over a pattern of excessive force by its city police force. details of the settlement are expected to be released this week. protesters erupted yesterday when a white police officer was cleared in the fatal shooting of two unarmed black suspects. the officer insisted he feared for his life and the judge believed him. >> the owner of that pipeline that burst along the california coast has revealed results of a preliminary report. planes all american says it plans to investigate four areas that could be the cause of the rupture. it's believed that up to 101,000 gallons of oil spilled into santa barbara last week. experts say injured when i would life are showing up as far as 50 miles away. >> 4:54 and nfl player is facing serious charges this morning and also loses his j

prosecutors say tamika gross a veteran of the 16th district encouraged her teenaged children to fighter youngsters. she even took parter in one of the confrontations herself. gross is being tried on multiple counts of corruption of a minor and simple assault. >>> the city of cleveland has reportedly reached a deal with the u.s. justice department over a pattern of excessive force by its police department. details of the settlement are expected to be released this week. protests erupted yesterday when a white police officer was cleared in the fatal shooting of two unarmed black suspects. the officer insisted he feared for his life and the judge believed him. >> nfl player ray mcdonald posted bail for a domestic violence arrest in california. mcdonald pushed past media as he walked out of a county jail yesterday. he's accused of assaulting a woman who was holding a baby. the chicago bears have released the defensive end due to mcdonald's pattern of similar incidents. the athlete had been dropped from the 49ers last year after two other claims of domestic violence. no charges were ever f

ta meek tamika mobley killed march 10. or tyrone damon, 30 shot on march 22nd.or wombley, 20 shot died march 8? here's the point. 79 people dead. but freddie gray we still don't know what happened and she wants an investigation into the police. >> i totally agree she is so misguided. of the 79 homicides in baltimore this year 66 were black men. as far as i know every one of them by other black men. eight black men have been killed in the last week. as far as i know by other black men. i was on the streets, and elijah cummings was there, and i like elijah cummings. he really showed some guts in helping to quell the violence. >> 30 years, what has he done for that city? >> i was this close to him when he said, police killing black men is the civil rights issue of our day. i submit to elijah cummings that the civil rights issue of our day is the 79 black men killed by black men, the eight this week killed by black men. >> yearly we have about, on average, 123 black men that are killed by police. yearly. >> in baltimore. >> no nationwide. >> i gotcha. >> nationwide

tamika gross faces many charges including endangering the welfare of a child.aught on video punching a girl for fighting. >>> there are new details of a deadly crash that killed three people including an 8-year-old girl. the driver of the black honda lost control and ran into a silver camry on sunday. chris plat driver of one of the cars died in the crash along with the driver of the other car, michelle zenchuck. the 8-year-old girl died as well. a couple who lives nearby ran to the scene. >> she looked in the silver car and she heard a little girl screaming, crying carrying on. my wife ran over and held her hand and said somebody will be here to get you out. >> neighbors say the 50-mile-an-hour zone is too fast. >>> 6:36. the philadelphia school board is going to ask city council for more mope. they're urging the council to agree to mayor nutter's property tax hike. an additional investment along with the budget friendly proposal will improve academic performance. >>> meanwhile, more layoffs are looming. more noticing will go out after tonight's board meeting.

. >> reporter: tamika's daughter was among the injured. >> i was crying oh, my god, oh, my god, i can't believe this. >> reporter: two of the children were released from the hospital monday night. doctors kept a third child overnight for observation. don champion, cbs news, new york. >>> legendary actor, oscar nominee omar sharif is battling alzheimer's disease. his agent confirmed the diagnosis after his son discussed it in an interview with a spanish newspaper. the egyptian born actor is known for his roles such as "funny girl." >>> the daughters of b. brchlts king claim -- b.b. king claim their father was poisoned. they say family members were prevented from seeing him in his final days. they blame his personal manager and assistant. he dade may 14 after his las vegas home. court petitions filed before king's death asked that guardianship be transferred to a family member. they allege that money was missing from king's bank account. an autopsy was performed sunday but ruts will take several -- results will take several weeks. the attorney for king's estate calls the claims ridiculous

. >> tamika's daughter among the injured. >> i was crying. and i was like oh, my god oh, my god oh, my god i can't believe this. >> two of the injured children were released from the hospital monday night doctors, kept the thirds child overnight, for observation. don champion, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> just incredible, 6:13. a waterspout off the florida coast and up here in pennsylvania looking more to steamy humid day katy? >> certainly are erika. dow actually want to start things offer hereby taking you on out to couple of storm reports we've seen back across texas, we had flashflood report that came in to us, out in yesterday major street flood that took place and we continue, in fact, to find some very heavy rain flooding down, over portions of mississippi, and down in through luis anna, as well. >> this frontal boundery will eventually be migrating east. as it does so, meantime, all we do is be building up heat and humidity here at home with high pressure in place, so for now, just really hot steamy day, high hits 09 degrees with suns

>> tamika shows she's leaving the ballpark with a gift that's priceless. >> that's hard to compete withzen. the reunion is part of a big day at the ballpark celebrating vets and armed service members from all across the tampa bay area. >>> a bar in mexico is redefining the term wet bar. the world's first underwater bar opened this weekend on the mexican island of cos mew sell. patrons at the clear lounge oxygen bar trap on oxygen tanks they take dip as they breathe in mint or citrus flavored oxygen what do you do at the bar when you're down there? >> we played jenn go and it was pretty cool. you feel like you're floating but at the same time -- it's amazing. >> for those who can't get enough of the effects of oxygen no need to fret. the bar is set to also serve oxygen infused smooth these. >>> straight ahead at 6:00 surveillance video philly police say catches a burglar in the act. apparently this isn't the first time this guy has done this. the particular meth police say he's using to break into business after business. ♪ >>> right now at six breaking details in the deadly train derail

. >> reporter: tamika's daughter was among the injured. >> i was crying i was like oh my god. oh my god. i can't believe this. >> reporter: two of the injured children were released from the hospital monday night. doctors kept the third child overnight for observation. don champion, cbs news, new york. >>> it is 5:20 right now. airplane noise reaches nightmare levels, the bay area neighborhood losing sleep over new flight rules. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell, coming up for the first time this nba postseason, the warriors will have a chance to clinch at home. we're going to show you why. >> in the words of hannibal lecter, the a's, they had an old friend for dinner. coming up. >> and what's cool about your school? you can e-mail your nominations here coolschools@kpix.com and we'll be at clayton valley high in concord later today and we can come your way too and ♪ (music throughout) ♪ sfx: (smash) sfx: (roar) ♪♪ sfx: (roar) sfx: (engine roars) >>> good morning. and first we get a new hot spot now. this time in antioch, it sounds like two separate crashes one at contra low ma and a

. >> reporter: tamika's daughter was among the injured. >> i was frightened and i was like oh my god.. oh my god. i can't believe this. >> reporter: two of the injured children were released from the hospital monday night. doctors kept the third they would overnight -- child overnight for observation, don champion, cbs news, new york. >>> becoming a mom could have permanent changes in the brain. researchers at the university of british columbia found pregnancy may also change the way the brain responds to hormone therapy later in life. animal studies found hormone therapy was less effective on rats with children than those who never gave birth. >>> a major step forward in the effort to clean up the water near santa barbara could some as soon as today. -- come as soon as today. >> and i'm ryan takeo live not newsroom after the warriors -- in the newsroom after the warriors game in houston hundreds of fans were stuck for hours, why you've tried to forget your hepatitis c. but you shouldn't forget this. hep c is a serious disease. left untreated it can lead to liver damage and potentiall

. >> how about tamika houston? >> no, sir. >> how about nell lindsay?sir. >> miranda all. >> no, sir. >> santiago rios. >> no, sir. >> those are all folks that were the victim of intraracial homicides in south carolina. and i hasten to add there were not protested with any of those police officer killings or any of the intraracial killings. and i'll suspect you agree with me, professor, that all lives matter, whether you're killed by a police officer or your next-door neighbor, you're every bit as dead, aren't you? >> yes, sir. i actually, as a former prosecutor and someone who's worked with police officers, have the deepest respect for them. >> so do i. and despite that deep respect, professor, i still maintain the objectivity of prosecuting police officers who engaged in misconduct. we have a process in place if you don't think you can be fair. it's called recusal. which is what some of us did in every single one of our officer-involved shootings. we recused it to another prosecutor so he or she could make that decision. so there is a process in place

gowdy: how about tamika, houston? ms. ramirez: no, sir. mr. gowdy: nell lindsey, santiago rios? ms. ramirez: no, sir. mr. gowdy: those are all folks that were the victim of intraracial homicides in south carolina. and i hasten to add, they were not protest either with those police officer killings or any of the intraracial killings, and i suspect you agree with me, professor, that all lives matter whether you're killed by a police officer or your next door neighbor, you're every bit as dead, aren't you? ms. ramirez: yes, sir. i actually as a former prosecutor and someone who's worked with police officers have the deepest respect for them. mr. gowdy: so do i. and despite that deep respect, professor, i still maintain the objectivity of prosecuting police officers if there is misconduct. recusal which is what some of us did in every single one of our officer-involved shootings, we recused it to another prosecutor so he or she could make that decision so there is a process in place. you called for a process, there is one. it's called recusal. do you know as a former prosecutor or can y

gowdy: how about tamika, houston? ms. ramirez: no, sir. mr. gowdy: nell lindsey, santyageo rios? ms. ramirez: no, sir. mr. gowdy: those are all folks that were the victim of intraracial homicides in south carolina. and i hasten to add, they were not protest either with those police officer killings or any of the intraracial killings, and i suspect you agree with me, professor, that all lives matter whether you're killed by a police officer or your next door neighbor, you're every bit as dead, aren't you? ms. ramirez: yes sir. i actually as a former prosecutor and someone who's worked with police officers have the deepest respect for them. mr. gowdy: so do i. and despite that deep respect, professor, i still maintain the on jecktift of prosecuting -- object tift of prosecuting police officers if there is misconduct. recusal which is what some of us did in every single one of our officer-involved shootings, we recused it to another prosecutor so he or she could make that decision so there is a process in place. you called for a process, there is one. it's called recusal. do you kno

mr.gowdy: how about tamika houston? ms.ramirez: no, sir. mr.gowdy: nell lindsey, santiago rios? ms.ramirez: no, sir. mr.gowdy: those are all folks that were the victim of intraracial homicides in south carolina. and i hasten to add, they were not protest either with those police officer killings or any of the intraracial killings, and i suspect you agree with me, professor, that all lives matter whether you're killed by a police officer or your next door neighbor, you're every bit as dead, aren't you? ms.ramirez: yes, sir. i actually as a former prosecutor and someone who's worked with police officers have the deepest respect for them. mr.gowdy: so do i. and despite that deep respect, professor, i still maintain the objectivity of prosecuting police officers if there is misconduct. recusal which is what some of us did in every single one of our officer-involved shootings, we recused it to another prosecutor so he or she could make that decision so there is a process in place. you called for a process, there is one. it's called recusal. do you know as a former prosecutor or can y