anna werner has a cbs news investigation of other deadly police shootings by the border patrol. >> reporter: are you willing to say that the numbers of shootings is too high? >> pelley: manuel bojorquez on veterans relying on food pantries. >> it's the difference between eating oatmeal three and four times a day or having something a little bit more substantial. >> pelley: and saving the coral reefs. jeff glor says it begins with photographing them as never before. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. the curfew in ferguson, missouri did not stop is the curfew in ferguson, missouri, did not stop the violence, so governor jay nixon lifted it today and is trying something different tonight, he is sending in national guardsmen who keep order after more violence sparked by the shooting of michael brown by an unarmed white officer darren wilson. an autopsy shows he was shot at least six times. a third autopsy was performed today at the request of the justice department. president obama took a break fro

am anna werner looks at this new world. >> and a hall of fame moment. andre reed pays distribute to his friend kelley. >> how i do find the words to say anything about you? >> you are the reason why i am standing here today. you taught us not to quit. captioning sponsored by cbs. >> >> this is the cbs evening news. >> glor: good evening, everyone, i am jeff glor and we learned tonight israel is withdrawing most of its ground troops from gaza as an operation that has lasted nearly a month winds down. still, strikes continue from both sides. the one that got the most attention today was an attack near a u.n. school, ten palestinians were killed. this afternoon the u.s. state department released a harsh statement saying, quote the united states is appalled by today's disgraceful shelling, the coordinates of the school have been repeatedly communicated to israelly defense forces. late today, israel declared a seven hour humanitarian truce for tomorrow. we begin with charlie d'agata. >> once again, people who thought they were safe at a u.n. school paid with

and here's our friend werner best.nd he's the one who authored the 1931 boxheimer document which talked about the execution of persons who were gun owners who didn't turn them in within 24 hours if there was a nazi takeover. he was actually a, he had a law degree, he had some kind of judicial office. and when the nazis came to power, he became the chief legal adviser of the gestapo. the secret state police. and in that role he had quite a policy-making role. one of his documents about gun ownership for jews we'll look at a little bit closer in a minute. but he was involved in getting the j stamp put on jewish identities and passports, and he was involved after the war began, he was sent first to france and then to denmark. in 1931 when the war began, every country cannot occupied by the nazis -- country not occupied by the nazis, they had a policy of putting up posters and saying you have to turn in your firearms within 24 hours or you'll be executed. that's exactly from the same document from 1931 that he personally h

anna werner reports on the contradictions and complications in american marijuana laws. >> reporter:ection of sunday's "new york times," this. a few page ad from a company called leafly offered to help new yorkers find the right kind of marijuana for medical use. new york became the latest state to legalize medical marijuana in july. 23 states in the district of colombia now allow some form of medicinal marijuana and 18 have passed pass decriminalization drugs. aaron smith with the cannabis policy center says it's time for the federal government to change its policies too. >> the immediate goal is to allow states to decide their own policies and move forward without interference. >> reporter: shops that sell marijuana in colorado or washington often have trouble getting federally insured banks to take the proceeds of their business. >> ideally the federal government will create a system to tax and regulate marijuana just like it does with alcohol r in april attorney general eric holder said the justice department will still enforce drug laws but in a way that maximizes limited federa

anna werner reports the death of a new york man in police custody is a homicide, caused by a police chokehold. and steve hartman with a fishing story-- not about the one that got away, about one who has a way with the tools of the trade. >> it's the best there is. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> brown: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm james brown. world health experts said today the ebola outbreak in west africa is out of control. and the headline of the world health organization warned of what she called catastrophic consequences if it continues to deteriorate. at least 728 people have died in guinea, sierra leone, and liberia. two american aid workers and missiori dr. kent brantley and 59-year-old hygienist nancy writebol. they're coming home to the u.s. for treatment in an atlanta hospital. they'll be the first ebolariesie liberia to marietta, georgia. the jet is outfitted with a portable tent-like device, called an aeromedical biological containment system. the patients will be transported individually. once on the ground here, an am

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a grand jury indicted perry last week, and anna werner is in austin tonight. anna. >> reporter: well, scott, supporters cheered perry as he arrived here this afternoon. he told reporters that the charges against him were politically motivated. >> i'm going to enter this courthouse with my head held high knowing the actions that i took were not only lawful and legal but right. >> reporter: the charges against governor perry stem from an incident in april of last year when travis county district attorney rosemary lehmberg, a democrat, was pulled over for drunk driving. this is police videotape. her blood alcohol level was more than three times the legal limit. she pleaded guilty, but governor perry wanted her to resign. he threatened to cut funding for her office, specifically the public integrity unit which investigates political wrongdoing. lehmbergh refused to step down and perry used his veto power to cut $7.5 million from her unit. michael mccrum is the special prosecutor. >> i took into account the fact that we're talking about a governor of a state. obvio

a decision to charge or not in this case will likely be left up to a grand jury. >> axelrod: anna werner, thank you. up next, the gruesome injury that put the career of n.b.a. star paul george at risk when the cbs evening news continues. thlook what i got.p. oh my froot loops! [sniffs] let's do this? get up! get up! get up! get up! loop me! bring back the awesome... yeah! yeah! yeah! with the great taste of kellogg's froot loops. follow your nose! [ doorbell rings ] stall them. [ imitates monkey ] stop stalling. cascade platinum fights cloudy residue 3x better than the competing gel and helps keep your dishwasher sparkling. cascade platinum. ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm. amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. >> >> axelrod: it left in the fourth quarter of the u.s. men's national basketball team scrimmage last night when the indiana pacer's all-star forward paul george sustained a hideous injury. we're going t

anna werner has a cbs news investigation of a school that uses electric shock on student with autism. >> i felt like i was being punished for being born. that's what it feels like, because i was disabled, i was being punished. >> pelley: a harrowing ordeal for eight boaters stranded at sea, all captured on video. and ben tracy has a just-released interview of richard nixon talking about the tape that forced him to resign 40 years ago this week. >> this was the final blow, the final nail in the coffin, although you don't need another nail if you're already in the coffin, which we were. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. the war in afghanistan may be winding down, but for u.s. forces, it can be as dangerous as ever. an american two-star general was shot dead today when an afghan soldier opened fire on a high-level delegation of officers visiting a secure military post outside kabul. major general harold greene harold greeisthe highest rankinr killed in battle overseas in 44 years. david martin is working on the story at

but theyly have some vision, which says werners are deno, ma'amic, and the very peek of the world isricans and britts. so when they take one of these people, they don't think about it as a bargaining trip, they think we have seized those evil people. the bargaining thing that was much more recent. for a long time they wouldn't bargain. thank you forel cooing in we appreciate it. >> matthew vandyke is an international security analyst is a friends of james foley. he was imprisoned around the same time that foley was. he was a real professional, he loved journalism, he had a real passion for it. he wanted to tell people stories and i never heard anybody say a bad thing about james. when i arrived in syria, working on a film i met syrians who asked me if i knew james, because they had met him and liked him. he was a special person. can you paint a picture of what it is like to be held captive. >> you don't know if you will ever get out, you don't know what your family is thinking. you feel guilty about what your family is going through. you hear people being tortured and wonder each nig

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anna werner has a cbs news investigation of other deadly police shootings by the border patrol. >> reporteryou willing to say that the numbers of shootings is too high? >> pelley: manuel bojorquez on veterans relying on food pantries. >> it's the difference between eating oatmeal three and four times a day or having something a little bit more substantial. >> pelley: and saving the coral reefs. jeff glor says it begins with photographing them as never before.

am anna werner looks at this new world. >> and a hall of fame moment.ndre reed pays distribute to his friend kelley. >> how i do find the words to say anything about you? >> you are the reason why i am standing here today. you taught us not to quit. captioning sponsored by cbs. >> >> this is

has worked for major league baseball under selig since 1998 he beat out boston red sox chairman tom wernere first contested vote for a new commissioner in 46 years. manfred thanked his mentor selig who has been baseball commissioner since 1992. a's/royals top 6th/ 2-2 tie on the field that a's had a little hitch today alberto callaspo singles to right field josh reddick scores 3-2 a's bottom 7th/ 3-3 tie norichika aoki. hits one to right-center off ryan cook christian colon and jarrod dyson score one run charged to jeff samardzija 5-3 royals same inning billy butler who killed to giants last week singles off luke gregerson aoki and alcindes escobar scote 7-3 final: 7-3 royals angels idle a's lead in the a.l. west cut to 2 games dodgers win - puig great catch clayton kershaw having some fun in the dugout top 5th/ 4-1 dodgers adrian gonzalez line drive to right field for a single. dee gordon scores. 5-1 dodgers botom 6th freddie freeman hits a deep fly to center yasiel puig runs it down and makes a great catch bouncing off the outfield wall final: 6-4 dodgers giants are off dodgers now lead

anna werner has a cbs news investigation of a school that uses electric shock on students with autism i felt like i was being punished for being born. ngat's what it feels like. because i was disabled, i was being punished. >> pelley: a harrowing ordeal for eight boaters stranded at sea, all captured on video. and ben tracy has a just- elleased interview of richard nixon talking about the tape that forced him to resign 40 years ago this week. >> this was the final blow, the final nail in the coffin, although you don't need another nail if you're already in the coffin, which we were.

we will hear from disney, time weste werner. on thursday the federal reserve releases data on the consumer credit for the month of june. on thursday the european central bank holds meeting on military policy. >>> have you checked your credit score recently? credit websites, card issuers and one student loan company are offering free scores that may not be just one score to consider but getting the best possible grade is still the name of the game. sharon epperson joins us on how to raise your score. >> this is something you definitely want to do because your credit card can determine whether you get a credit card, mortgage, car and what rate. less than half the consumers know their credit score according to a survey by the american bankers association. >> i checked it not too long ago. >> they said it was good but i don't know what it is. >> i try to make sure i know what is going on because i have goals i want to accomplish. >> what if i know my score and i know it stinks? >> there are definitely things you should do. the first

anna werner reports the death of a new york man in police custody is a homicide, caused by a police chokeholdman with a fishing story-- not about the one that got away, about one who has a way with the tools of the trade. >> it's the best there is.

anna werner has a cbs news investigation of a school that uses electric shock on student with autism. >> i felt like i was being punished for being born. that's what it feels like, because i was disabled, i was being punished. >> pelley: a harrowing ordeal for eight boaters stranded at sea, all captured on video. and ben tracy has a just-released interview of richard nixon talking about the tape that forced him to resign 40 years ago this week. >> this was the final blow, the final nail in the coffin, although you don't need another nail if you're already in the coffin, which we were.

anna werner reports the death of a new york man in police custody is a homicide, caused by a police chokeholdd steve hartman with a fishing story-- not about the one that got away, about one who has a way with the tools of the trade. >> it's the best stick there is. captioning sponsored by cbs

lebanon but into the western world as well because we know that isis has among it's fighters many werners. perhaps as many as 100 u.s. citizens. several hundred european citizens who are able to go to that area and fight and come back to their home countries relatively freely because they have passports. they do it by going into turkey and heading sbak into iraq and back into turkey and their home countries. that's the real long-term threat isis poses. the talk we heard from the president is he is not going to give a timetable. he finds himself in a situation he did not want to get himself into. here it is. no timetable. he basically hinted that this operation that we're seeing now with more air strikes today is open ended. he said that we're not going to solve this problem in weeks when he was asked does he foresee a presence of u.s. air strikes s next several years, his answer we're not going to solve this problem in weeks. yes a very difficult tightrope for the president to walk in a country that is sick and tired of war. a base of his which is sick and tired of war but a situation whi

worked for major league baseball under selig since 1998 he beat out boston red sox chairman tom wernerhe first contested vote for a new commissioner in 46 years. >> gary:manfred thanked his mentor selig who has been baseball commissioner since 1992 >> there is no question that i would not be standing here, if it were not for bud. i hope that i could perform as the tent commissioner that will add to his great legacy. >> gary: all of the money that they want. >> gary:a's/royals >> gary:top 6th/ 2-2 tie >> gary:alberto callaspo singles to right field josh reddick scores 3-2 a's >> gary:bottom 7th/ 3-3 tie >> gary:norichika aoki. hits one to deep right off ryan cook christian colon and jarrod dyson score a triple for aoki one run charged to jeff samardzija 5-3 royals >> gary:same inning >> gary:billy butler who killed to giants last week singles off luke gregerson aoki and alcindes escobar scote 7-3 >> gary:final: 7-3 royals >> gary: angels idle a's lead in the a.l. west cut to 2 games >> gary:dodgers win - puig great catch >> gary:clayton kershaw having some fun in the dugout >> gary:top

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for "cbs this morning," anna werner dallas. >>> this morning, we have a new way to measure the cost of each state. your mother goes the farthest in mississippi where a c-note is worth the equivalent of $115.74. >> i like calling it a c-note. >> arkansas missouri and alabama are next on the list. 100 bucks gets you the least in new york hawaii and washington, d.c. where your benjamin is only worth $84.60. >>> cleveland browns rookie johnny manziel is in line for his nfl fine this morning which will be significantly more than $100. during last night's preseason game against the redskins then he threw something else apparently suggesting that the redskins are shall we say, number one. johnny football did apologize. >> i had words exchanged with me throughout the entirety of the game. every game week after week. should have been smarter. it was a "monday night football." i just need to be smart about that. >> cleveland coach mike pettine said that did not sit well. the browns lost 24-23. not the first time he's made some awkward hand gesture that's gotten him in trouble on the football fie

they are evening using translation apps in order to communicate with different languages with werners, english, germ german, french. and they are recruiting. we now know according to u.s. intelligence that there are 12,000 westerners fighting with squall. why would someone want to be recruited into this lunacy. >> this is the most media savvy terrorist group we've ever seen. if you're a troubled young individual in the west, someone who's grown up playing violent video games, you're going to be attracted to this. if you're a young muslim who fills disaffected example. what isis is doing, beheading people, putting heads on stakes, judge. this is unprecedented really. what they're doing is so attractive to disaffected muslims in the west. a young muslim in florida, a u.s. citizen went to syria, blew himself up. more and more are going to come back, judge. when they go, they're becoming battle hardened jihadists. they're not going to go to college and get their bachelor's degree. >> what's your reaction to isis saying they're going to raise their flag of allah over the white house? >> th

anna werner gets a tour of the half million acre property up for sale for the first time since 184. we will see you all at 7:00. >> i bet ted turner's going to be looking at that too. >>> 6:32 aalmost bells are sounding in homes across the district. frederick, charles, anne arundel schools. >> if your child happens to be among the thousands in fact. especially in montgomery kim jong unity, there are some changes. >> this affects a lot of people 150,000 students in montgomery county, in the state of maryland, growth said we just broke with that. joshua star, the head of the school district, said they are expecting about 2800 more students. we talked to them about a lot of the other changes. one of them being the disciplinary code of conduct. more of that is another question i asked him with his the american pediatric association recommended students start at a later time. pediatric joshua star has been a big proponent of the later start time he said the school board is taking another look at that option, saying if they can work it back into the system. it is something he says they ho

september 19, larry werner, president and ceo of cbs corporation. stay tuned for more speakers planned by our speakers committee for the remainder of the year. to presentwould like you, sir, with their traditional national press club mug, which we are always pleased to do with our distinguished leaders. i know you may have other mugs, but this one is very special. [laughter] and i would like to ask -- [applause] look at the photographer. anyuld like to ask journalists who interview president sassou-nguesso in his office to report if they do not see the mug there. [laughter] tea inll take my morning this mug. thank you very much. [applause] thank you. our final question is generally in a lighter mood but this is a question not meant to be light or serious but a real practical issue. how often is your country confused with the democratic republic of congo and how do you answer, how do you handle such errors? >> what? country,ten is your the republic of congo, confused with the democratic republic of congo and how do you handle these errors? >> how oft

that what this then leads to, we're thinking because we're in america, about the level of appeal to werners, but what about the level of appeal in the arab world. how successful has isis recruitment been there and what sort of caliber of recruit are they being able to pull in? >> there's a way that the west is a little bit of a side show, right. it's very -- in a way their success is most useful in their then ability to recruit arabs or other folks from muslim world. if you think about sort of their competing with other jihadi entities, there's no question people are leaving pakistan, people are leaving yemen and saying, this is where the action is. and that isis is very deliberately targeting its market to say, hey, we're the place that are actually making progress. bin laden talked about a state. he never had a state. we had the state. we're the real caliph, which would be laughable if it wasn't having such horrible human consequences. it's a very modern, very modern operation with premodern ideas at its base. >> that's an incredibly such sink description. as president obama considers a w

it's possible the man whose voice chilled many werner is was not the one to carry out the killing.nick paton walsh, thank you so much. coming up, president obama may team up with an unlikely ally to say the least in the fight against terror. syria. we'll ask wesley clark if that's the right move. >>> one of the biggest burger chains might move headquarters out of the united states which means a big juicytach break for them. should the deal make you rethink your next drive-through run? big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for the next shift? ah, nothing much. just keeping the lights on. (laugh) nice. doing the big things that move an economy. see you tomorrow, mac. see you tomorrow, sam. just another day at norfolk southern. exists 150 years of swedish coffee experience. that's 150 years of experience in perfecting the rich, never bitter taste of gevalia. and we do it for this very experience. this very second. this exact moment. that's good. i know right? ch

anna werner has been hearing from both sides. anna, good morning. >> good morning.ly place in the nation using electric shock on people with developmental abilities including autism. for some people with severe behaviors, the shock program is the only thing that can stop them from hurting themselves or others, but others including the former student you're about to hear from told the fda the shock devices should be banned. >> i felt abused. >> reporter: her name is jennifer and she's on the autism spectrum. for seven years she lived that center in massachu uses electric shocks to treat some students' harmful behavior. she wore a backpack like the one seen on these students with a shock device instied. staffers would shock her using a remote control carrying on her belt for prohibited behaviors ss ranging from head banging to hand movements. >> i felt like i was being punished for being born. that's just how it feels for me. >> the center's use of electric shock came under scrutiny in 2012 after this case was presented in a court case filed by a mother of a 17-year-o

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. >> ifill: jessica stern, how does that compare to werners coming from other countries? we saw in the execution video of james foley, at least we heard that his executionary appeared to have a british accent. >> yes. there are about 50 countries from which jihadies have volunteered to go and fight in syria. and what studies show is that they're not necessarily religious zealots. indeed they may be rather ignorant about islam. quite a few of them actually are converts, they are often quite marginalized. they often have bad encounters, or unhappy encounters with the police. they may have had an identity crisis they feet more connected with a group abroad than with nair neighbors. >> ifill: what does it mean humera khan as jessica stern says they are converts, they are almost like people who quit cigarettes and that they are more passionate about it than people who are born to it or people who never-- who never stopped. who is it about the conversion which might make some of these people more radical? >> i think it's conversion but it's not just conversion am because we als

werner is trying to suggest baseball should be that way. hard on the union has always been a mistake. the union is too powerful. every time in the past baseball has wrestled with the union, it has lost. i think that is a very important lesson for today's vote. >> if you had a vote to cast, who would you vote for? >> i think i would vote for rob manfred. i would vote for the expertise bud's union side and for program. i think it would be a mistake to have bud selig and rob manfred go out the door and try to replace them. >> thank you very much for joining us here. the former commissioner of major league baseball, fay vincent. we may find out as soon as today who the successor is a bud selig. coming up, bloomberg takes the highways to the danger zone. adam johnson flies with the air force thunderbirds. beautiful day in atlantic city. it almost seems like an almost beach town. you can see the bright blue sky. after years of sliding gambling revenue, it is down to just eight casinos. don't miss our coverage "atlantic city: lights out." all day

in january he beat out tom werner. >>> london's telegraph says the ebola outbreak in west africa is vastlyhow. that's according to the world health organization. the virus killed at least 1,069 people, more than half the number of reported infections. workers on the ground say many cases go underreported. the united nations is working with the affected countries to curb the spread. >> the wall street journal says sea world plans to expand the killer whale habitat despite the troubles on wall street this week. the company will almost double the size of the tanks at three theme parks. this after negative publicity including the "blackfish" documentary featuring former employees critical of the treatment of the construction on the new tanks. construction starts next year. >> usa today say local police departments kill 400 people a year according to fbi numbers that critics call incomplete. about one in every four cases involves a white officer killing a black person. this week's unrest in ferguson missouri, is putting a spotlight on police in military gear. attorney general eric holder says,

for "cbs this morning: saturday," anna werner new york. >>> now to los angeles where cleanup and repairs continue and ucla four days after a huge water main break flooded much of the campus. tow trucks spent much of yesterday and overnight removing cars that were trapped in an underground garage. hundreds of vehicles were submerged when 20 million gallons gushed from the ruptured main. owners are hoping to get their cars back soon. >> i think the process has been really great. the transportation people and the parking people have been amazing. they send us e-mails like every hour practically to give us the status of what's going on. >> reporter: the university >>> up next medical news in our "morning rounds," including a multiple million-dollar settlement to pay for testing for signs of concussions. plus dr. jon lapook and holly phillips on addictions to over-the-counter drugs and painkillers. this is "cbs this morning: saturday." fact. every time you take advil liqui gels you're taking the pain reliever that works faster on tough pain than extra strength tylenol. and not only faster. st

and september 19, larry werner, president and ceo of cbs corporation. stay tuned for more speakers planned by our speakers committee for the remainder of the year. and now, i would like to present you, sir, with their traditional national press club mug, which we are always pleased to do with our distinguished leaders. i know you may have other mugs, but this one is very special. [laughter] and i would like to ask -- [applause] look at the photographer. i would like to ask any journalists who interview president sassou-nguesso in his office to report if they do not see the mug there. [laughter] >> i will take my morning tea in this mug. thank you very much. [applause] thank you. >> our final question is generally in a lighter mood but this is a question not meant to be light or serious but a real practical issue. how often is your country confused with the democratic republic of congo and how do you answer, how do you handle such errors? >> what? >> how often is your country, the republic of congo, confused with the democratic republic of congo and how