some, though, are finding creative ways to boost their sales and vladimir duthiers has the story. >> at 290 main street families can get a discount when they pick up an order but only if they're dressed for the weekly costume con ses. >> take it from me and enjoy tonight. >> reporter: in oklahoma city at hoim's lounge, the owner promotes the kitchen specials dressed as lobster boy, his altar ego. >> what makes that so good? >> there's lobster in it. >> reporter: as virginia reopened at 50% capacity, the in in little washington uses mannequins to help lonely. in greenville, south carolina, mike frazier came up with something that really struck a cord with the community. musical deliveries for a $10 local musicians who once performed on stage at smiley's will drop off your dinner with a serenade on the side. ♪ ♪ >> we're one of the few businesses that our employees weren't furloughed, they made more money during the lockdown. >> that's amazing. i don't know a lot of businesses and especially restaurants can say the same. in new york, highly acclaimed this chef is far from your average

vladimir duthiers reporting. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday.ome of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for "cbs this morning" and follow us online any time at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm chip reid. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, anger over a deadly police shooting in atlanta. protesters have taken to the streets demanding justice forr-k killed by two bullets in the back. his family tonight with an emotional plea. >> not only are we hurt, we are angry. when does this stop? >> o'donnell: what we're learning tonight about the officer who could now face murder charges. landmark decision: the supreme court says employees cannot be fired for being gay or transgender. tonight the conservative justice who played a pivotal role. rallying cry: the president says he won't be covid shamed into canceling his tulsa rally this weekend as the health director

vladim vladim vladimir duthiers has the message. >> reporter: the fight for justice isn't over.a new take on the public enemy classic "fight the power," hip-hop artist rhapsody honored the memory of breonna taylor. >> fight for brianna and the pain of her mother. ♪ cops want to pull me over and embarrass me ♪ >> reporter: in his performance of "rap star," he evoked george floyd's death and made reference to recent protests for racial inequality. he went on to win best male hip-hop artist. >> the b.e.t. awards is a little different. >> reporter: comedian man dao seals hosted the virtual award ceremony. race and culture writer trey johnson says the night was in many ways emblematic of the black experience. >> as we are continually smacked in the mouth with lots of injustices, we also find a way to constantly transform a lot of our experiences into the type of pop culture artifacts that will pull us tooth. >> eric garner. >> reporter: in a solemn tribute, several celebrities read names of black lives gone too soon. alicia keys paid homage with her song "perfect way to die", and fel

love, neutrogena®. >>> time now to gather the family, vladimir duthiers has gathered the most talkable morning. what do you have for us? >> good to see you. this is a family gathering. i like to think of it that way. great to see all of you on this tuesday. we're working from home and taking a look at some stories we think you'll be talking about. first on "cbs this morning" a woman is suing a baltimore restaurant that said she could not eat there because her 9-year-old son's clothing violated a dress code. the entire incident was caught on video. watch. >> unfortunately we do have a dress code. if you have -- >> that white kid can be here with his tennis shoes on and his shirt. >> you can see there the manager at uzo bay fails to explain why the white child could eat there and her son is not. she's taking legal action because she feels her son was unfairly targeted. >> the issue was never an issue of policy. i don't care what the kids had to wear. whatever it was that the policy was, as long as they were instituting it across the board i wouldn't have any issue with it. >> the restaur

time now stack up on your day's supply of what to watch with vladimir duthiers.ve you got for us? >> happy to provide it. good morning. we're working from home here and while working from home we're checking out a few stories we think you'll be talking about. a growing number of entertainment companies are encouraging employees to participate in black out tuesday. workers are urged to cancel meetings and other routine business today to reflect on racism in our country. social media users are encouraged to go dark for a day in protest. expect to see this when you scroll through instagram feed. part of a movement called hash tag the show matthust be paused. yesterday they all pause d for minutes and 12 seconds. that's how long officer derek chauvin pinned down george floyd before he niegd. >> this moment is getting widespread support in the entertainment community. i was controlling my instagram feed last night and this morning and it's essentially all-black, dark images. what else have you got? >> all right. oscar winner jamie foxx is out with a powerful message i

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and vladimir duthiers.ony dokoupil is off today. >>> coronavirus cases spike in nearly 20 states while new predictions warn of a much higher death toll. dr. david agus will talk about what's causing this increase and how to keep yourself safe. >>> doubling down, president trump defends his response to anti-racist protests and faces new controversy ahead of his first rally in months. why he's calling for a crackdown on demonstrators occupying part of seattle. >> breonna's law. a new local measure bans no-knock warrants. we'll look at the national debate over ending the tactic. >>> and the call to action. we'll talk with l.a. clippers chairman steve ballmer about his new challenge to white business leaders to join the fight against racism. >> really looking forward to that. >>> first, here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> the nation's top general is apologizing for his role in president trump's photo op after clearing protesters with flashbangs and pepper spray. >> the photograph of me at

i'm gayle king with anthony mason and vladimir duthiers. is off today. >>> coronavirus cases spike in nearly 20 states while new predictions warn of a much higher death toll. dr. david agus will talk about what's causing this increase and how to keep yourself safe. >>> doubling down, president trump defends his response to anti-racist protests and faces new controversy ahead of his first rally in months. why he's calling for a crackdown on demonstrators occupying part of seattle. >> breonna's law. a new local measure bans

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> time now for what to watch with vladimir duthiers.this morning to the news there may not be a baseball season this year. they can't agree on the terms. until then i think you're america's pastime. [ laughter ] >> that's good, tony. >> america will be really disappointed, tony dokoupil. that's a good one, tony. got to say. we're working from home and while we'ree we're taking a look at some stories you're talk about. including this. six former e-bay employees face federal charges for allegedly waging a cyber stalking campaign against a massachusetts couple last year. the couple publishes an online newsletter that covers ecommerce companies. the suspects wanting revenge for negative articles traveled to the couple's town to spy on their house and put a gps tracker on their car. the suspects allegedly sent the couple disturbing items including this bloody pig mask and a book about coping the loss of a spouse. e may launched an investigation. the company also apologized to the couple. >> very bizarre story, very disturbing story and the a

. >>> it's a hot and hazy june out there but vladimir duthiers is joining us to hepburn off some of thewhat to watch today >> we are sizzling, tony. we're sizzling. good to see you all. happy to welcome back you. we're working from home and while work from home we're checking out southeast stories you'll be talking about, including this. we're honoring the life of bonnie pointer, the founder of the pointer sisters. ♪ >> that is boney pointer singing account heaven must have sent you." she convined three of her sisters to form the pointer sisters in 1969 and became one of the biggest selling acts of the 1980s. she died of cardiac arrest and just 69 years old. >> this made me sad. bonnie pointer convinced her younger sister june to sing first. they were just a duo in the beginning and then the other sisters came in. "yes we can can" their first big hit. the pointer sisters even though bonnie left in '77 the pointer sisters never would have happened without her. what else have you zbhgot? >> a powerful moment. check out this photo. francine staring into the eyes of a man snamd jnamed jay s

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