. >> katrina, who grew up on the west side of chicago, reflects on her introduction to tennis, and first playing in the nationals. >> i was such a cocky little kid, not saying that much is changed, but it was fun. >> and of course, we played the name game. >> johnny mac... >> wild, a...talented, witty.... >> i spoke to katrina adams recently at the usta, where she showed me she's the boss on the court. >> so let me just say this to you: you're not supposed to be the president of the united states tennis association. >> why? >>you're an african american woman. this is one of the most elite sports ever in the history of organized sports. and, yet, here you are. how did this happen, katrina? >> you know what, tony, it's-- look. it's been 133 years since we were founded. so it is an honor to be the first. but i look at it as being someone who's been successful in the game, cares about the game, who has always given back to the game. and, with my involvement in the sport from that, being a non-profit-- organization, the harlem junior tennis and education program, working with grassroots, as i

of a body including the head, hands and feet were found in the pond in the park. the disturbing discovery was made by a walker in the park located near chicago's new west side. it's now closed. >>> hundreds of officers around the country gathered to honor the illinois police lieutenant who died last week. charles joseph gliniewicz was found shot to death after radioing in he was chasing three suspicious men on foot. the funeral procession wound through the small town of fox lake for 3 miles. the man hunt for the suspects continues tonight. >>> legal action today in the kentucky clerk standoff against gay marriage, attorneys for kim davis have filed an emergency motion they hope will lead to her freedom. she's spending her fifth night behind bars. her supporters are calling on backers to fast on thursday as a show of solidarity. >>> a family vacationing in gatlinburg, tennessee, returned from a picnic to find two bear cubs wandering around their car. they enjoyed watching the cubs, then tried to shoo them away, but the cubs wouldn't leave. why? because mama bear was stuck inside the family's car. a member of the family decided to be the brave 1 and open the do

of chicago. >> reporter: most of the shootings are happening on the city's south and west sides.enneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> police say no one is in custody in the case of the family shot while walking home. >>> virginia attorney general mark herring has announced a plan to improve police community relations in the commonwealth. it calls for officers to be trained on bias awareness, trust building, dealing with the mentally ill and deescalating situations. >> this initiative really started last year following what the nation was watching with ferguson and some of the other cities around our country. >> attorney general herring will travel to richmond and hampton roads to spread the word about the initiative. >>> covering prince george's county, there's about to be another option to the table in materials of way -- terms of way iewber and lyft -- iewber and lyft -- uber and lyft get operate [ inaudible ] [ audio difficulties ] >> the surcharge legislation still needs to be formally introduced to the county council. the council could vote on the legislation in about a month

west side of the capitol willing. they are excited. they are excited. we have schoolchildren here from maryland, virginia, a lost families, they are saying some are from chicagoo the other side of the capitol in the shadow of the washington monument on the mall. people are exited but these people want to hear a message. they know they are here to witness history and they are waiting to hear what pope francis has to say. i spoke with a woman who said they got here last night and waited all night and told me the reason is it is worth just seeing a short glimpse of the folk because this isn't not just any pope but something about pope francis is different and that is the theme we have been hearing for the last couple of days. >> he will deliver a bracing message and he will come out on to the balcony closer to the balkan the develop -- v.i.p. section with our very own v.i.p. section,cokie roberts is here. >> this is a very jovial mood here. the leaders of congress have were invited their families and political and personal including gifts of leader pelosi, who was instrument am in getting obamacare pass asked union leaders, as well, and this is a moment that is

side overnight, but i promise some relief from the heat and humidity is on the way. west, sault and ste. marie, michigan, 74, chicago 70, 65 minneapolis. that is the cooler air ahead of the cold front. we are ahead of it, which is why we are still in the 80's. showers and storms across michigan, indiana, moving into illinois. showers and storms here tomorrow late afternoon. through the overnight it will stay dry, mainly clear, nighttime lows in the middle to upper 60's, lower to middle 70's. the cooler air in the suburbs, inside the capital beltway between 72 and 74. tomorrow morning, you will need sunglasses in the morning, but not too long. clouds increase. with the clouds, showers and a few thunderstorms moving in late tomorrow afternoon, into the overnight, and again during the day thursday. once we get this out of here, the high pressure builds behind briefly, allowing temperatures to cool a bit friday, with lower humidity. showers, hot and humid, and thunderstorms late afternoon, into the evening. highs lower 90's, feels like middle to upper 90's. the next seven days, 85 thursday, cooler friday. we have the redskins game sunday, with highs then only in the uppe

chicago. there are the 300 men march that happened in baltimore on the west side of baltimore. and those tend to be not particularly covered by the national press. and it also strikes me that it's a little bit of a straw man to say that that's not something that people are talking about fighting with, organizing around in the black community. >> no, it's not that it's never talked about. and when people have pointed out that in any black community with problems there's stop the violence marches, that is absolutely correct. i've even written that too. but we can't pretend that those protests have created a national white-hot anger and determination. there's a difference in the degree. and i'd like to see the degree be equal between, say, three intelligent, fierce people trying to stop cops from killing black people and a movement within the black community joined by police forces to also stop the people who are doing most of the killing of young black men. >> but there's two things to that. one is there's a distinction, there's a real distinction between violence conducted from

chicago police say someone found the remains of a toddler. the gruesome discovery made at a park on the city's west side. dozens of officers scouring the area in search of more clues. >>> wildlife officials say three bears euthanized near lake tahoe. officials say the bears who came from the same litter had lost their fear of humans. scientists who studied the animals don't know if this was a way of genetics or the way that the bears were raised. >>> in god we trust, the freedom from religion foundation is criticizing the move to place this on the police cars in texas. >>> donald trump emerging as a political juggernaut of sorts, establishing himself as the republican front runner. but according to the "the new york times," not everybody in the gop stands behind mr. trump. the reports saying that some big conservative pacts or supper pacts and their donors are quietly conspiring to find way to stop his assent. look at the real politics poll average showing trump a 14% lead over the other gop presidential hopefuls. what's the impact of trying to stop trump. let's talk about it with john fund, a columnist

chicago closed about 50 underperforming schools over the past two years. host of them were in poor african-american neighbourhoods in the south and west side. >> the school closinge an issue in mayor ron emanuel's tough campaign last spring, pointing to a dozen high schools that could accommodate the kids. parents argue kids have to apply to get into them. they want their own school in their own neighbourhood. jessie says community schools are vital to under served areas. >> neighbourhood schools are part of the fabric of the neighbourhood, a basis by which the neighbourhood can expand and grow. you know, it's one of the real ug told costs of school choice. >> in the statement, the mayor's office says it's working with the office. cps is engaged in a review of diet. they continue to weigh the factors at play, in an effort to achieve the best outcome. one that would ensure a strong bronzeville and future for the children. the city scheduled a meeting in a couple of weeks. these hunger strikesers hope to hold out that long. >> a couple of these hunger strikers say they'll go to washington, hoping to meet with education secretary. arnie duncan, and hope he may conv

west. you can see the clouds and the showers back toward chicago, back toward st. louis, that system will move our way, ahead of it on the warm sidecast wárstomor 78 degrees at 8 a.m.,Ñ, nice for the kids to get on the school bus, especially there toward fairfax county, just starting off, 88 degrees at noon tomorrow, 93 by 4:00, still warm by 8:00 in the afternoon. everybody on the hot side. 93, d.c., 94, fredericksburg, 92, leesburg, 16o y90 back towa the winchester area, plenty of sunshine again tomorrow, we will see our chances of storms increase, but again, not tomorrow, just on the hot and humid side as we move on through the day most of the day looks okay. 93 on your tuesday, 29 on wednesday. 87 on thursday. on thursday, comingúfdx up at 6 talking about that increased y-Ñ rai not just wednesday and thursday, wait until i show you the weekend. >> thank you, doug. >>> still ahead, an historic town gutted by flames. now, several weeks later, the new clue that could shed some light on this case. really good athlete at really good athlete at georgetown univer what did iran's supreme leader get in the nuclear deal? to start with,

chicago's new west side. sadly, soon, his face will be added to the list. >> somebody knows these children. there is somebody out there that knows every single one ofren. we just have to find them. >> jason carroll joins us now. incredible to think there are 700 kids found and not identified. somebody watching this right now, what can they do to help find the names for all these unidentified kids. >> you're right, anderson, it is a sobering number and there is one simple thing anyone can do. go to the facebook page at the center for missing and exploited children set up titled help id me. again, help id me. anderson, you can go to the facebook page, log on by state if you're living in california or texas. you can see who is missing in texas and who they found in california. you can see some of this imaging, some of these faces, see if there is anyone you recognize from talking to so many people there, anderson, they say they can look at cases going back to the 1950s based on the new technology they have and they are not going to give up until all of these children are identified. >> i mean, for the people that work there, this has to be haunting to