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whether theyer wstruck by the officer's gunfire or whether they were fatally injured in the ramming ofruer, all of that is under investigation. they were actually leaving the scene of that robbery when the enceounter with the poli happened. so the assumption here is that it is very possible that those suspects did get some guns, they may be armed. they don't know yet. they're working with the gun shop owner to take an inventory. but that's the assumption here. so the word to people who will are in this general area is to be ry, very careful. there are four suspects still on the loose. if you see anything suspicious, if your motion sensor light goes off, if you see someone or movement in a shed or something like that in your back yards, you are to call 911. don't investigate on your own until theyd locate thetional suspects that are out there. back to you. >> thanks. >>> we're following new developments on the investigation into the deaths of a local couple who died while on vacation in the dominican republic. >> the fbi is now getting involved. the bodies of nathaniel holmes and cynthi

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theyere wo c ancominojust g u.s.usesses, but overnight the president backing down on his threat to slapariffs on mexican goods after mexico agreed to new measures to through the u.s./southern border. >> they're letting millions of people walk up through their country. >> reporter: after touching down in washington, trump tweeting that the 5% tax on mexican goods set to take effect on monday are, quote, hereby indefinitely suspended. mexico and u.s. officials emerging with a deal late friday night after three days of frantic negotiations. mexico agreeing to a show of force sending 6,000 troops to its southern border with guatemala. >> in mexico we take unprecedented steps to increase enforcement to curb irregular migration. >> reporter: the mexican government also vowing to crack down on human trafficking and smuggling networks. >> those crossing the u.s. southern border to seek asylum mexico where they may await adjudication of their asylum claims. >> reporter: the 11th hour deals come as the president faced opposition from his own party. >> well, there's not much support in my conferen

when theyer forget were young, these men save the world. clinton saying their ranks are growing thinner. today there were just over 160 world war ii veterans on hand for that ceremony at the normandy american cemetery to listen to president trump's address. president macron's address as well. that ended just about 45 minutes ago and we are taking your phone calls, getting your thoughts on this june 6, 75th anniversary of d-day. william in florida, good morning. caller: my dad was in the navy in world war ii. it is just like the one lady said, never said anything about butntil later in his life, -- he and myhen mom got a divorce when i was like 12 years old. about 20 years later, i met him again and he got sick and went to daytimes hospital here in st. petersburg. up and just walked out of the place. he was about a mile and a half to being home and he was in a parking lot at a store and he just fell down and he was bleeding from his mouth and stuff and a police officer had come up and seen him in the parking lot and put his coat warm.im to k

theyer about a quarter of the way there.ry much. >>> vlad duthiers is talking about a story we'll be following today. what's going on? >> we'll tell you how prince william responded how he would react if one of his >>> doing the same numbers as yesterday below average across the bay area. that means we will keep the numbers in the 70s for inland location. 76 in fairfield and 72 in napa and low 70s throughout the bay. we warm back up to average beginning tomorrow. you will see that in the seven- day forecast for friday and saturday and sunday, another degree on top of that and a couple of more for that by early next week. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by toyota. let's go places. ♪ ♪ ♪ the first ever corolla hybrid. let's go places. oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven?

when theyer forget were young, these men save the world. clinton saying their ranks are growing thinner. today there were just over 160 world war ii veterans on hand for that ceremony at the normandy american cemetery to listen to president trump's address. president macron's address as well. that ended just about 45 minutes ago and we are taking your phone calls, getting your thoughts on this june 6, 75th anniversary of d-day. william in florida, good morning. caller: my dad was in the navy in world war ii. it is just like the one lady said, never said anything about butntil later in his life, -- he and myhen mom got a divorce when i was like 12 years old. about 20 years later, i met him again and he got sick and went to daytimes hospital here in st. petersburg. up and just walked out of the place. he was about a mile and a half to being home and he was in a parking lot at a store and he just fell down and he was bleeding from his mouth and stuff and a police officer had come up and seen him in the parking lot and put his coat warm.im to k