paid administrative leave. in st. paul, minnesota, marlie hall, kpix 5. the minnesota shooting follows the police killing of a black man in baton rouge, louisiana. allen martin has the growing federal investigation there. allen. reporter: liz, the governor s office in louisiana says the justice department will not only look into civil rights violations or federal or state laws broken. sterling was selling cds outside a convenience store tuesday when police responded to reports of a man with a gun. they pinned him to the ground and fired several shots killing him. the video of the shooting has sparked national outrage. and his family is demanding justice and hopes to bring change. we can t run from this anymore. we have a problem all over this country. if you don t care, there s something wrong with you. the two white officers involved are now on paid administrative leave. police documents show that four previous use of force complaints have been made against those off
are working out the bugs and gathering data. there s six methods currently being tested for tracking miles. you can buy a time permit or buy miles in bulk. pay via odometer readings or through special devices, even your smartphone. it s material though to tell how much money this will mean to drivers or to the state. but one thing is certain, everyone, no matter what you drive, will feel the effects. people will certainly be paying more. well, it will it will be paying more, but it will be paying i think a lot more accurate and a fairer number. reporter: and this program is going to be tested for the next nine months. it s already in effect. there are already cars on the road. who knows? maybe some of these folks in front of us in traffic are one of the pilot testers. you can also be a pilot tester if you want. you can go to our website, cbssf.com, and sign up there. then once it s all finished in nine months, it will go to an advisory committee. they will look at all t
start this friday morning. snipers opened fire on police officers during peaceful protests over the shootings of two black men. 11 injured, 5 officers dead. here in the bay area, oakland police faced off with protestors throughout the night after they caused destruction and shutdown of freeway. we ll get to that in a moment. first authorities in texas have ended the standoff with a suspect connected to the fatal shootings there. officials say two snipers positioned themselves above crowds gathered yesterday to carry out the attack. don champion has the story reporter: dallas police say officers were ambushed thursday night when snipers opened fire on police during a protest downtown. [ gunfire ] reporter: people ran for their lives. it s almost like the gunshots were coming at us. reporter: officers used patrol cars to take cover. we know that rifles were used to injure and kill dallas officers and a dart officer. reporter: 11 officers were shot, five died, incl
course, cbs s don champion is live in dallas with what we know at this point this morning. don. reporter: good morning. people here in dallas are waking up to a city that s essentially on lockdown. as you can see behind me, several parts of downtown are now considered crime scenes as authorities try piecing together what they call a coordinated attack on police officers. reporter: dallas police say officers were ambushed thursday night when snipers opened fire on police during a protest downtown. [ gunfire ] reporter: people ran for their lives. it s almost like the gunshots were coming at us. reporter: officers used patrol cars to take cover. we know that rifles were used to injure and kill dallas officers and a dart officer. reporter: 11 officers were shot, five died, including brent thompson the first-ever dart officer killed in the line of duty. another dart officer misty mcbride was shot in the arm. her young daughter spoke to reporters outse of the hospita
terrifying moments! as, texas no transcription available -end -cnn.script - keyword tags texas alton sterling philando castile the protests [ gunfire, screaming, sirens ] blacks, whites, latinos, there was a mixed community here protesting and this just came out of nowhere. somebody is really armed to the teeth. this is not one person. in came out of nowhere. we were towards the end of the protest when the shots started firing off. move back, get back, let s go! let s go, get back! back!! go, go, go, go, go. all of a sudden i saw and heard six to eight shots. it looked like, um, two, um, officers went down. i didn t have time to get a good look. i ran back and i was screaming, run, run, run, active shooter, active shooter! [ gunfire, sirens, screaming ] some of the sounds and images from the horrific scene last night in downtown dallas. the protest in dallas was part of a national outpouring of grief an anger over police shooting deaths in louisiana and