. >>> tensions rising in houston. thousands marching after the execution-style murder of the sheriff's deputy. the suspect in court this morning. details ahead. >>> good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm alison kosik. >> i'm john berman. happy birthday, mom. 5:00 a.m. in the east. first, the rise of the anti-establishment candidates. bernie sanders making a big move in iowa. now within striking distance of hillary clinton. on the republican side, donald trump is out in front. dr. ben carson surging into second place. let's get more on the new poll numbers and what they all mean. cnn correspondent polo sandoval. >> reporter: good morning, john. the state of iowa is re vealing democratic and republican voters are turning away the establishment. the democratic frontrunner hillary clinton lost one-third of support since may. she leads with 37% of likely democratic caucus goers support her. and you have bernie sanders receiving 30%. vice president joe biden is weighing whether or not to get in the race is getting 14%.

drew houston. thank you for joining us. great to have you here. ♪ ♪ emily: imagine a global classroom were everyone can learn anything everywhere. he got his start as a hedge fund analyst. he posted a few tutorials and became so popular he made it his life's work. it now serves 26 million students, teaching everything from chemistry to computer programming, from kindergarten to college. the best part is, it is all free. joining me today is an education reinventor, sal khan of the kh

. >> reporter: pat houston was whitney's former manager. brown accused her of trying to profit from bobbi kristina's death. >> she is not any relation to kristi. >> reporter: the rest of the family was shocked by the outburst. >> you look at the person who cared for kristi day in and day out, from the moment she was at the hospital until the moment she passed away, it was pat houston. it's interesting that leona would have a problem with pat houston because her father, bobby brown did not have a luge problem. >> reporter: bobbi kristina died a week ago, six months after she was found unresponsive in a bathtub. she will be buried monday next to her mother in westfield, new jersey. autopsy results that could reveal bobbi kristina's exact cause of death are not complete. >>> the nypd is searching for gator possibly prowling in flushing meadows corona park. somebody reported spotted one yesterday morning. police released these photos of their search. no word exactly how big the reptile is but police nicknamed him jaws. hopefully they find him i

janet shamlian is at the scene outside houston for us. good evening. >> reporter: tom a good evening to you. with no known reason for what's been called an execution-style murder and with the suspect due in court on monday, tonight this has become a gathering for grief. the crowds have been building here all day. a community at a loss in the aftermath of a senseless murder. tonight, trying to channel its heartache. near the pump that's become a flower-filled memorial for deputy darren goforth, people dropped fives and tens into a container for his family. it topped $40,000. as a peace officer, how does this touch you? >> oh, it's awesome. i mean, something we do every day. >> reporter: shannon jay miles is charged with capital murder and will be in court monday. the 30-year-old has several misdemeanor convictions including resisting arrest and disorderly conduct with a firearm. the sheriff says goforth may have been targeted solely for wearing the uniform of an officer. >> as far as we know, deputy goforth had no previous contact with the

janet shamlian is at the scene outside houston for us. good evening. >> reporter: tom a good evening to you. with no known reason for what's been called an execution-style murder and with the suspect due in court on monday, tonight this has become a gathering for grief. the crowds have been building here all day. a community at a loss in the aftermath of a senseless murder. tonight, trying to channel its heartache. near the pump that's become a flower-filled memorial for deputy darren goforth, people dropped fives and tens into a container for his family. it topped $40,000. as a peace officer, how does this touch you? >> oh, it's awesome. i mean, something we do every day. >> reporter: shannon jay miles is charged with capital murder and will be in court monday. the 30-year-old has several misdemeanor convictions including resisting arrest and disorderly conduct with a firearm. the sheriff says goforth may have been targeted solely for wearing the uniform of an officer. th>> as far as we know, deputy goforth had no previous contact with t

and feels like in houston today, 111. so, another scorcher. and elsewhere across the country, muggy along the east, 78 for the high in chicago. that's a look at your national weather, now a look at your weather closer to home. the storms will continue not only this morning up and down the east coast, but for the morning commute also. it feels pretty good by the great lakes. temperatures in the 70ss. and that's a look at your tuesday forecast, betty. >> 111 near houston. unbelievable. i don't miss those days. >>> well a southern california police chase that takes place in the air, not on a highway. >>> and a hit and run traffic accident that turned explosive. you're watching "early today." dodge ball bruisers, to the team rally cruisers, to the touchdown dancers, and the long distance chancers, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah be yourself. kohl's from the leader in longwear smudge-proof fade-proof formulas for life-resistant wear. revlon colorstay collectiontm over 20 new shades revlon. love is on. get ready to show your roots with roots touch-up from ni

verÓnica: sucedió lo mismo que con whitney houston, una violaciÓn a la privacidad. hay tres cosas importantes, en medio del sepelio, sus dos tÍas, brown y la otra houston, estÁn gritando en medio del dolor. segundo, el pleito no es por la niÑa, es por el dinero, es por el dinero, s 20 millones de dÓlares que todo el mundo quiere, es triste que no lloran a la niÑa que perdiÓ su madre, y todavÍa la tía sale a hablar a la prensa. karla: son cosas muy tristes y lamentables que se peleen por dinero, que no pongan en perspectiva la vida. eric: ninguna ha hablado de dinero, ni ha dicho: me estoy peleando por la fortuna de mi hermano. nosotros creemos que pelean por el dinero, ha sido parte de la batalla desde que whitney muriÓ, bobby cristina recibió 2 millones, el 10% de los 20 millones que dejÓ whitney houston. ellas no han dicho que estÁn peleando por el dinero, lo lamentable es que es un proceso de duelo. un proceso donde hay que curar, y eso no estÁ sucediendo. verÓnica: llevan aÑos tratando de curarse, pero no puede. eric: en la parte intrafamiliar ten

. >>> plus, is whitney houston's cousin dionne warick fighting? >>> and duran duran in fact. we're first to talk to the '80s icons about their new album with lindsay lohan? >> your full-time? >> about two weeks late. >>> "e.t." bringing you top stories. >> hi, everyone. thank you for joining us. we wrap with big star headlines. here's tonight's story. >> the latest on valerie harper's medical crisis as valerie reacts back. >> i give her all my well wishes. she's just so special as a human being and a talent that we're all pulling for more from valerie. >> we chose to get her to the hospital when she wasn't feeling well. >> this is footage of valerie in a main production of nice work if you can get it. something went wrong. a source close said the actress is now in a coma. we were unable to reach valerie's husband and tony kaciaci. reporting for "e.t." spoke for the play house director. >> i was with valerie today and they want us to really share with folks to play house and stepping on stage and how much she enjoys. >> our source says despite reports saying harper was release

one of the things that really got to me was the thing in houston where you had the government the mayor, actually trying to get the sermons of ministers. when the government tries to invade the church to enforce its own opinion on marriage that's when it is time to resist.

. >> live from the astrodome in houston where behind me in this building there are about 4,000 people who have come from the superdome in new orleans. >> there's a much better place than what you might have had, you know, in other kind of shelters at times. >> don't tell me 40,000 people are coming here. they're not here. it's too doggone late. now get off your [ bleep ] and let's do something. and let's fix the biggest [ bleep ] crisis in the history of this country. >> i think his rant made sense if it would have come two days earlier. mayor nagin i think had some kind of a brokedown. he gave himself a vertical

she was angry because pat houston, whitney houston's stanley was speaking at the funeral. bobbi kristina died nearly six months after she was found in a bathtub. >>> in a strange twist tonight, there are conflicting reports about the brother of cecil the lion, the be loved african lion killed by an american dentist. cecil's death at the hands of walter palmer earlier this week set off international outrage. an official at the wildlife preserve says his brother jericho was gunned down by a poacher but a researcher tracking jericho said the lion is alive and moving based on gps data from his collar. >>> new at 6:00, two police officers helped save three men that got caught in a rip current. they were swimming at ocean bay park when they got pulled out to sea. officers charged charles giardello and michael mallon responded to the scene. one immediately ran in the water with a life ring, swam to the first victim and dragged him back to shore. then he ran back into the water for the other victims. >> grabbed the life ring again and jumped back in and was able to assist the seco

it happened friday night in suburban houston. the sheriff's office says a man came up from behind deputy darren goforth. he was pumping gas, and shot the deputy several times. goforth was in uniform at the time. he died at the scene. the suspect fled, but was captured by police. he has been charged with capital murder. >>> today marks the 10th anniversary of hurricane katrina, claiming more than 1800 lives. all but 200 of those lives were lost in new orleans. scores of survivors had to be relocated after their homes were destroyed when the levees broke. today, politicians, civic and community leaders all gathered for a wreath-laying ceremony to remember those who died in that storm. >> today is about commemoration. specifically we are going to remember. but as soon as we finish this, we're going to get back to work. there will be 10,000 volunteers on the city streets of new orleans today, neighbor helping neighbor, american citizen helping american citizen because at the end of the day, this is a story of resurrection and redempt

joining me today, cofounder and ceo of dropbox, drew houston. my life is stored on dropbox. 252 gigabytes. is that a lot? drew: it is pretty good. emily: the criticism is it is so simple, other companies can do it also. google, microsoft, apple. box. how do you compete with that? what makes it a good business? drew: i would be curious to hear why you use dropbox or why you continue to use dropbox. for our users, i think it is a couple things. a few things. one is the product is easy to use. the other is it is the most popular service of its kind in the world. if you share something on dropbox, it is more likely that i will share something with you that you will already have it installed. emily: dropbox has 400 million users. who are they, where are they? drew: the vast majority are all outside the u.s. more than 2/3. and it has been that way since the beginning because people use it not just for storage but for sharing. emily: you grew up outside of boston. what kind of kid were you? when did you get into computers? drew: [laughs] i think it sta

but it's fair to say that houston and beyond houston has been touched by this crime because it just seems so senseless. there is still no known motive. the d.a. refused to speculate on what a motive is. she says they don't have to prove a motive but certainly they would like to know what it is. and right now there is no tie between the suspect and this police officer other than what the sheriff's speculated on was that the officer was in uniform. andrea, back to you. >> janet shamlian, we just saw in the picture the officer leaves behind a wife and two young children. thank you for your reporting. >>> tributes continue today for 24-year-old alison parker and 27-year-old adam ward. the two journalists shot and killed during a live broadcast last week. this morning their station wdbj posted this photo with the tweet, we love our morning family. we will get through this together. >>> and virginia tech's football team announced today they plan to honor ward and parker by wearing a special helmet sticker for their season opener against ohio state this weekend. it will feature the number 7, a t

emily: what is next for drew houston? drew: we have a lot work to do. emily: what do you want your place in silicon valley history to be? drew: i think arash and i both -- the two things we really care about are, one, we want to create a great company, a place where people can do their best work. and our culture is a little bit -- we admire all of the other companies, but we have our own distinctive culture, and there are a handful of aspects we really want to preserve. for me it is, how do we -- we are at a pretty big scale now. what does it mean to get to 10x that? or, you know, we solve a lot of problem today. -- still have a lot of problems today. what are ways that we can go even further? build this kind of treasure. this home for everybody's most important stuff is something that matters to a lot of people. emily: at any point, have you ever regretted not selling? not selling to steve jobs? drew: no. there are good times and hard times, but it is all part of the adventure. emily: all right. drew houston. thank you for joining us. this was awesome.

the 22-year-old daughter of whitney houston and bobby brown died last week. she was found face down six months ago. an initial autopsy found no obvious cause of death or significant injury. a long standing risk between the houston and brown family boiled over the service. the sister of bobby brown, angry that houston's former manager spoke at the funeral. >> and still to come, banking on pot, why state regulators want banks to start doing business with marijuana dealers. >> and that other high, the one over the four corners is starting to retreat. we look live towards san for the 5 million americans living with alzheimer's, and millions more who feel its effects. let's walk together to make an even bigger impact and end alzheimer's for good. find your walk near you at alz.org/walk. for over 60,000 california foster children, having necessary school supplies can mean the difference between success and failure. the day i start, i'm already behind. i never know what i'm gonna need. new school new classes, new kids. it's hard starting over. to help, sleep train i

friday night from behind at a gas station near houston. miles was taken into custody a half mile from the shooting scene. he has an extensive arrest record over the last decade, but there's no previous interactions between the suspect and the deputy. the harris county sheriff says he thinks deputy goforth was a victim of wearing a law enforcement uniform and the animosity in america fostered by highly publicized police shootings of unarmed black men. >> when the rhetoric ramps up to the point where calculated, cold-blooded, assassinations of police officers happened, this rhetoric has gotten out of control. we've heard black lives matter. all lives matter. cops lives matter, too. so why don't we drop the qualifier and say lives matter and take that to the bank. >> a leader in the black lives matter movement told the "houston chronicle" that it's unfortunate the sheriff chose to politicize this tragedy and tribute the death to a movement to end violence. last night hundreds of people marched from two houston area churches to the crime scene

joining me today, cofounder and ceo of dropbox, drew houston. my life is stored on dropbox. 252 gigabytes. is that a lot? drew: it is pretty good. emily: the criticism is it is so simple, other companies can do it also. google, microsoft, apple. how do you compete with that? what makes it a good business? drew: i would be curious to hear why you use dropbox or why you continue to use dropbox. for our users, i think it is a couple things. one is the product is easy to use. the other is it is the most popular service of its kind in the world. if you share something on dropbox, it is more likely that i will share something with you that you will already have it better asked.. emily: dropbox has 400 million users. who are they, where are they? drew: the vast majority are all outside the u.s. more than 2/3. and it has been that way since the beginning because people use it not just for storage but for sharing. emily: you grew up outside of boston. what kind of kid were you? when did you get into computers? drew: [laughs] i think it started in a livin

>> whitney houston's daughter, bobbi kristina's final farewell. we have the latest from atlanta. >> she's in much better hands now. >> dad, bobbnd stars in mourning. news on the wake of the funleral, and burial beside whitney, and valerie hay, abuju tv son. >> i love valerie, i hope she gets through it okay. >> her last photo before found unkshs unconscirper,nd what an eyewitness told us. >> we chose to get her to the hospital. >> ben affleck and the baby sitter? what we ous, a about the claims that he's dating the kids' former nan pi. >> miranda and blake on stageknow >> in touch with her every day and him. >> and kait lin and shaun together as they spill it. >> it's disapp. a lot of our viewers. >> oh, sure. >> tom cruise, chris hemsworth killer? >> i killed 19ointed women. >> the transgender star trying to impress his biggest critic, his mom, cher. >> last thing i did, she didn't like. >> a first look at the up authorized full house movie. the olson twins diss dirty danny tanner. install a pole right here. >> now "e.t." with this week's biggest

joining me today on studio 1.0, cofounder and ceo of dropbox, drew houston. drew: thanks for having me. emily: my life is stored on dropbox. 252 gigabytes. is that a lot? drew: it is pretty good. emily: the criticism is it is so simple, other companies can do it also. google, microsoft, apple, box. how do you compete with that? what makes it a good business? drew: i would be curious to hear why you use dropbox or why you continue to use dropbox. but for our users, i think it is a couple things. a few things. one is the product is easy to use. the other is it is the most popular service of its kind in the world. and if you share something on dropbox, it is more likely that if i share something with you that you will already have a better experience emily: dropbox has 400 million users. who are they, where are they? drew: the vast majority are all outside the u.s. more than 2/3. and it has been that way since the beginning because people use it not just for storage but for sharing. emily: you grew up outside of boston. what kind of kid were you? when did you ge

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. >>> a houston man is held without bail charged with capitol murder in a deadly rampage at the home after woman he once dated. police say 48 years old david conally slipped through an unlock window on saturday. then handcuffed and fatally shot 40 year old valerie jackson, her husband, and six children. one of those boys is believed to be conally's own son. conally held police at bay but eventually surrendered. police say he had a violent criminal past. >> philadelphia police are investigating a roll-over crash that killed a man and woman in lawncrest overnight. authorities say the two victims were ejected after their suv lost control at whitaker and adam avenues. "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch has the latest. >> upside down, jeep grand cherokee, unrecognizable after

cbs, a debate in south carolina on february 13th and then a debate february 26th in houston. lots -- >> my head is spinning, right now, craig. >> that's announced so far. who's to say we don't get one or two more popping up between now and then? >> all right.

emily: what is next for drew houston? drew: we have a lot work to do. [laughs] emily: what do you want your place in silicon valley history to be? drew: i think arash and i both -- the two things we really care about are we want to create a great company, a place where people can do their best work. and our culture is a little -- we admire all of the other companies, but we have our own distinctive culture, and there is a handful of aspects we really want to preserve. for me, it is we are a pretty big scale now. what does it mean to get to 10x that? what are ways that we can go even further? build this kind of treasure. this home for everybody's most important stuff is something that matters to a lot of people. emily: have you ever regretted not selling? not selling to steve jobs? drew: no. there are good times and hard times, but it is all part of the adventure. emily: all right. drew houston. thank you for joining us. this was awesome. drew: thank you. emily: great to have you here. ♪ this is a great place to work. not because they have yoga meeting

joining me today on studio 1.0, cofounder and ceo of dropbox, drew houston. drew: thanks for having me. emily: my life is stored on dropbox. 252 gigabytes. is that a lot? drew: it is pretty good. [laughter] emily: the criticism is it is so simple, other companies can do it also. google, microsoft, apple, box. how do you compete with that? what makes it a good business? drew: i would be curious to hear why you use dropbox or why you continue to use dropbox. but for our users, i think it is a couple things. a few things. one is the product is easy to use. the other is it is the most popular service of its kind in the world. and if you share something on dropbox, it is more likely that if i share something with you that you will already have a better experience . emily: dropbox has 400 million users. who are they, where are they? drew: the vast majority are all outside the u.s. more than 2/3. and it has been that way since the beginning because people use it not just for storage but for sharing. emily: you grew up outside of boston. what kind of kid were you? wh

a credit card and money to get a hotel in jackson or memphis or atlanta or houston. someplace away from the gulf coast. if you did not, you either and said iour home will ride this thing up because i've seen this story before. or, i will go to the shelter of last resort at the convention center. that is a bit of context of why these people were stranded at these two facilities at the dome and the convention center. this -- this was a error. storm of the federal government, president administration initially pointed the finger at the governor and the mayor. the mayor pointed the finger of the governor, the governor pointed the finger at the mayor. other,re blaming each having this argument about federalism and who was responsible and that was what characterized the first two or three days. no one stepping up saying i will be responsible. it was the media, the national media who went to new or less -- new orleans that elevated what was occurring in new orleans into the national consciousness. rescue inergency response, you have a 40 hour window to save lives. goes out,

♪ >> whitney houston's daughter, bobbi kristina's final farewell. we have the latest from atlanta. >> she's in much better hands now. >> dad, bobby, and stars in mourning. news on the wake of the funeral, and burial beside whitney, and valerie harper,buju tv son. >> i love valerie, i hope she gets through it okay. >> her last photo before found unks unconscious, and what an eyewitness told us. >> we chose to get her to the hospital. >> ben affleck and the baby sitter? what we know about the claims that he's dating the kids' former nan pi. >> miranda and blake on stage. >> in touch with her every day and him. >> and kait lin and shaun together as they spill it. >> it's disappointed a lot of our viewers. >> oh, sure. >> tom cruise, chris hemsworth all wet, and bono as a serial killer? >> i killed 19 women. >> the transgender star trying to impress his biggest critic, his mom, cher. >> last thing i did, she didn't like. >> a first look at the up authorized full house movie. the olson twins diss dirty danny tanner. >> install a pole right here. >> now "

joining me today on studio 1.0, cofounder and ceo of dropbox, drew houston. drew: thanks for having me. emily: my life is stored on dropbox. 252 gigabytes. is that a lot? drew: it is pretty good. [laughter] emily: the criticism is it is so simple, other companies can do it also. google, microsoft, apple, box. how do you compete with that? what makes it a good business? drew: i would be curious to hear why you use dropbox or why you continue to use dropbox. but for our users, i think it is a couple things. a few things. one is the product is easy to use. the other is it is the most popular service of its kind in the world. and if you share something on dropbox, it is more likely that if i share something with you that you will already have a better experience. emily: dropbox has 400 million users. who are they, where are they? drew: the vast majority are all outside the u.s. more than 2/3. and it has been that way since the beginning because people use it not just for storage but for sharing. emily: you grew up outside of boston. what kind of kid were you? whe

en houston, texas, pedro contreras, univisiÓn. ilia: jerry brown firmÓ una medida que eliminar la palabra a alien que en espaÑol significa forastero, que se usaba para referirse a los extranjeros. es ahora considerado como un tÉrmino despectivo con connotaciones despectivas. 5 inmigrantes indocumentados detenidos en centros de texas han demandado estados unidos impiden el pago de millones de dÓlares por daÑos y perjuicios. un abogado que las representa presentÓ una demanda por agravios y agencias del gobierno que supervisan los centros de detenciÓn donde permanecen los 1900 indocumentados. enrique: investigan las causas de la muerte de una pareja francesa en el parque nacional en nuevo mÉxico. el hijo de nueve aÑos sobreviviÓ la tragedia gracias a que sus padres criticaron parte de su reserva de agua para mantenerlo hidratado. el sheriff dijo que al parecer la pareja sucumbiÓ a las altas temperaturas y la deshidrataciÓn. ilia: google operarÁ bajo una corporaciÓn paraguas llamada alphabeth para mÁs transparencia para

then there were several thousand more casualties up around galveston bay, up towards houston. this was a storm that was rapidly evolving, rapidly acting, but did a heck of a lot of damage and destruction in its wake. the recovery was a homegrown effort. of course, there were physical or i should say technological changes that happened as a consequence of the 1900 storm. but thousands upon thousands of workers came to galveston to remove the debris, to burn the bodies, for the bodies posed the threat of pestilence disease. at the same time, they provided housing for the survivors. the people couldn't take refuge in their homes. then they also had to secure food water communications. literally the city had to resurrect itself from the bottom up. every year, about september especially september 8 the houston television stations will show footage taken from the aftermath of the 1900 storm. then they show photos. the newspapers may do interviews. but certainly the potential for destruction from future storms is always kept in mind. certainly the 1900 storm was one of the gateways t

. >> how has the community there in houston responded to all of this? >> well there's really been an outpouring of grief here. fair to say that the community has been shocked by this. and the shock was really worn on the da's face and evident in her words during this emotional press conference that followed the court hearing today. i'd likeo play you a bit from that press conference. >> i want to accentuate the positive here. that saturday night and sunday night, the harris county community came out for law enforcement in a huge way. saturday night was a prayer vigil for deputy goforth and sunday was a prayer walk. and people from all races, from all around the county came. over a thousand both nights came to support law enforcement. that is what houston's harris county is about. this crime is not going to divide us. this crime is going to unite us. >> that is the district attorney talking about two events over the weekend that drew people in large number around a thousand people on saturday night at the gas station where the shooting occurred. and more

for a free 30-tablet trial go to cialis.com ♪ >> whitney houston's daughter, bobbi kristina's final farewell. we have the latest from atlanta. >> she's in much better hands now. >> dad, bobbnd stars in mourning. news on the wake of the funeral, and burial beside whitney, and valerie hay, abuju tv son. >> i love valerie, i hope she gets through it okay. >> her last photo before found unks unconscirper,nd what an eyewitness told us. >> we chose to get her to the hospital. >> ben affleck and the baby sitter? what we ous, a about the claims that he's dating the kids' former nan pi. >> miranda and blake on stageknw >> in touch with her every day and him. >> and kait lin and shaun together as they spill it. >> it's disapp. a lot of our viewers. >> oh, sure. >> tom cruise, chris hemsworth all wet, and bono as a serial killer? >> i killed 19ointed women. >> the transgender star trying to impress his biggest critic, his mom, cher. >> last thing i did, she didn't like. >> a first look at the up authorized full house movie. the olson twins diss dirty danny install a pole right here. >> now "e.t." with

the married father of two was in uniform filling up his marked patrol car at a gas station outside houston when detectives say this man walked up to him and started shooting. >> in what appears to be an unprovoked, execution-style killing. >> reporter: police say the suspect approached deputy goforth from behind and fired multiple shots even after he was down on the ground. >> the deputy then fell to the ground and the suspect then continued over to him and shot the deputy again multiple times as he laid on the ground. >> reporter: witnesses calling 911 launching a massive manhunt. >> the car just took off down the street and just me and a bunch of other people called 911. >> reporter: those witnesses along with surveillance video from the gas station, leading to his capture and arrest overnight. this morning, police are not identifying him or his motive. >> i have been in law enforcement 45 years. i don't recall another incident this cold-blooded and cowardly. >> reporter: police unions and other backers of the blue have been warning that a string of officer-involved shoot ingsings and th

more than 1,000 marchers honor the houston deputy sheriff's slaying execution style while pumping gas as the suspect faces charges today. >> the callousness of what happened, it's earth shattering. >> darren would have given that monster the shirt off his back if he asked for it. he didn't have to do what he did. >>> and what's in a name? some republicans are crying foul as president obama restores alaska's mt. mckinley to its original name.

un ser empleados en una redada que realizaron hoy en la fÁbrica de tortillas, la espiga de oro, en houston texas. las autoridades dijeron que los detenidos son indocumentados, sin embargo aseguraron que el objetivo de la investigaciÓn es la fÁbrica y no ellos. bueno, el nombre de la enfermedad se remonta a los aÑos 70 cuando los primeros en contraerla fueron miembros de la regiÓn americana con __ de la legiÓn americana se contagiaron en una convenciÓn donde las estrellas tenÍan problemas en el sistema de ventilaciÓn. reportera: funcionarios locales tuvieron que explicar una vez mÁs cÓmo se transmite la enfermedad en quÉ consiste y aclarar que no se contagia de persona a persona para tranquilizar a la poblaciÓn, despuÉs de las cuatro muertes en nueva york. es tratada y se cura con antibiÓticos. la enfermedad es una forma mortal de neumonÍa bacteriana que se propaga a travÉs de las torres dispersadas por el sistema de aire acondicionado. sus sÍntomas son muy similares a los de un resfrÍo muy fuerte, el taxista daniel tejada fue diagnosticado con la enfermedad y pasÓ casi u

first few pictures we showed you, that street was completely shut down right at the intersection with houston street. they have since managed to reopen it, captain randy empey repositioning us so we can show you down varick street and you can get an idea. it is a nightmare through this area. keep in mind this is just a few blocks north of where varick street comes into the holland tunnel so this disruption in the middle of the rush-hour is the holland tunnel. we will bring this picture back. it is limited in the amount of lanes that are available but that's the intersection right there where it meets up with seventh avenue and you can see huge delays. it is going to cost you at least 45 minutes trying to get into the holland tunnel because you have to get around the scene which literally happens on route -- en route to the tunnel along varick street with the intersection of west houston so keep in mind as you travel through if you can take it to the lincoln tunnel, one of those nights where i would say it would be a better bet for you. reporting live over lower manhattan, shannon sohn, eyewit

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. >>> new information on the massacre of a family in houston. police have identified the family of 8, including six children killed in their home. police say david conley broke into the house of dwayne and value lee jackson last night and allegedly shot the cup and will six children ranging from 13 to 6 years old. conley had a previous relationship with jackson and the 13-year-old was his son. conley was arrested after a standoff with police. >>> the search for a missing hudson river. 32-year-old ian jones and his girlfriend were kayaker near mills mansion when their two person kayaker capsized. the woman who is the rock star of daughter annie lenox got picked up by a passing boater. neither was wearing a life jacket. >> we're investigating the incident and what caused the cay yak to capsize. >> the search for jones will resume tomorrow morning. >>> in the race for president, for the first time we are hearing from fox networks megyn kelly in becoming her latest target. despite the anger, he refusees to apologize. women are horrified by the remar

she interresulted pat houston -- interrupted pat houston, the sister-in-law of whitney. ms. brown was upset that ms. houston was asking for donations for her foundation. bobbi kristina died six months after she was found facedown in the baas tub inside her home in georgia. bobbi kristina's father's new wife had some kind of seizure after the service as well -- >> wow. >> so she's not physically well at point. meanwhile, bobbi kristina's going to be laid to rest in new jersey. >> all right. we've got to go to the bronx. legionnaires' outbreak. we've got a crisis up there. there will be a town meeting at 8:00 at the bronx museum of the arts, 6-8:00. health officials will be there to answer questions. they say more than six people have died from the disease, and 71. let's make that four. okay, they expect the number of legionnaires' cases to grow as they continue to track down the infections. >> okay. also, let's see what else is happening here. we now know -- >> that joe biden is thinking about running for president? >> yeah, he's thinking about that. he is in the race for the

bobbi kristina brown, daughter of whitney houston buried today in new jersey, the same cemetery where her mom was buried. new jersey reporter toni yates is there in west field for us -- westfield for us. >> reporter: there were two women out here, grandmothers and they cried their eyes out when that hearse came driving by today with the closest -- today was the closest they would ever want to be in cissy houston's shoes. the funeral home in newark that handled the finalitis of whitney houston three years later carrying out the same somber duties for her daughter. bobbi kristina brought here to fairview cemetery to rest in a gravesite next to her mother, cissy houston seen here in this suv now burying her grandchild. >> i saw cissy as she was passioning and looking -- passing and looking at her and being a mother and grandmother myself i felt the pain she felt. >> reporter: bobbi kristina was just 22 years old, the daughter of whitney and singer bobby brown, many say she couldn't overcome the loss of her mother. she faced ter miles and -- turmoils and hurdles that ended in january when

. >> axelrod: tonight, a sheriff's deputy gunned down near houston. >> no apparent reason at all, no motive unknown, a callous individual. >> axelrod: law enforcement in texas now have a suspect in custody. migrant children found clinging to life as families are trapped at a train station with a ticket to nowhere. triple crown winner american pharoah is back on the track, but it is time to run away from horse racing. >> give me a kiss. >> axelrod: and pigs find a new pen after their adopted families learn the true size of a swine. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. at a gas station 26 miles northwest of downtown houston, a sheriff's deputy named darren night. the sheriff called it a cold-blooded execution, and the district attorney warned against "open warfare declared on law enforcement." tonight, a 30-year-old man named shannon j. miles has been arrestd and charged with capital murder. meg oliver has more. >> reporter: the arrest came less than 24 hours after the shooting. sheriff ron hickman says there was no clear

the greater houston area is on high alert and there is a lot of emotion. this is the sheriff you're about to hear from. this is the first press conference after this killing a few hours ago. >> deputy darren h. goforth, 47-year-old, ten-year veteran of the harris county sheriff's department was literally gunned down at a service station just down the road in what appears to be an unprovoked execution-style killing of a police officer. it strikes us all at the heart of public service so i think it's important to ask for the prayers of our community for this deputy, his family, and our department family. we will hunt this person down and do our best to bring that person to justice. >> here is, again, that wanted suspected killer. officials say that he left the scene in this red pickup truck. nick valencia is following the latest developments for us this morning. nick, get us up-to-speed on the suspect and the search. >> reporter: we got off the phone with the harris county sheriff's office. they can kvert confi-- cannot c suspect has been arrested. this man

un ser empleados en una redada que realizaron hoy en la fÁbrica de tortillas, la espiga de oro, en houston texas. las autoridades dijeron que los detenidos son indocumentados, sin embargo aseguraron que el objetivo de la investigaciÓn es la fÁbrica y no ellos. bueno, el nombre de la enfermedad se remonta a los aÑos 70 cuando los primeros en contraerla fueron miembros de la regiÓn americana con -- de la legiÓn americana se contagiaron en una convenciÓn donde las estrellas tenÍan problemas en el sistema de ventilaciÓn. reportera: funcionarios locales tuvieron que explicar una vez mÁs cÓmo se transmite la enfermedad en quÉ consiste y aclarar que no se contagia de persona a persona para tranquilizar a la poblaciÓn, despuÉs de las cuatro muertes en nueva york. es tratada y se cura con antibiÓticos. la enfermedad es una forma mortal de neumonÍa bacteriana que se propaga a travÉs de las torres dispersadas por el sistema de aire acondicionado. sus sÍntomas son muy similares a los de un resfrÍo muy fuerte, el taxista daniel tejada fue diagnosticado con la enfermedad y pasÓ casi u

>> axelrod: tonight, a sheriff's deputy gunned down near houston. >> no apparent reason at all, no motive unknown, a callous individual. >> axelrod: law enforcement in texas now have a suspect in custody. migrant children found clinging to life as families are trapped at a train station with a ticket to nowhere. triple crown winner american pharoah is back on the track, but it is time to run away from horse racing. >> give me a kiss. >> axelrod: and pigs find a new pen after their adopted families learn the true size of a swine. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. at a gas station 26 miles northwest of downtown houston, a sheriff's deputy named darren goforth was shot and killed last night. the sheriff called it a cold-blooded execution, and the district attorney warned against "open warfare declared on law enforcement." tonight, a 30-year-old man named shannon j. miles has been arrestd and charged with capital murder. meg oliver has more. >> reporter: the arrest came less than 24 hours after the shooting. sheriff ron hickm

whitney houston fans. one lady came from harlem. they have taken a spot at the entrance gate holding pictures, one of whitney houston and bobbi kristina, a stunning photograph of mother and daughter. she will be laid to rest next to her mother. the family is expected to have a 5 minute gravesite service. bobbi kristina was 22 years old when she died july 26th after six months in hospice care. offering thoughts. >> it's just a tragic time. i just want to show my gratitude and support that life is too short. so, we all should come together. >> after whitney passed away, i wish she had more supervision. i don't care how hard she would have fought against it because my children -- somebody should have been there with her giving her more supervision. >> now, police have a long stretch of east broad street in front of the cemetery shut down to traffic so it's best to avoid this area. it will probably be that way for several hours this afternoon while the private burial takes place. we will have much more for you later on eyewitness news.