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country s most famous writer among those set to be questioned totoday. betetween turkey and greece over maritime boundaries andnd the right to offshore energy. the latest from jasper mortimer on the way. thanks for joining us here. let s start with the latest out of kenosha wisconsin. the new flashpoint in a summer of civil unrest in america. protests and violence broke out for a third night over the police shooting of jacob blake. he to be all people were shot dead last night and one more hurt in violence overnight. the sheriff s office looking to from he deaths stem people have been out in the street since sunday when blake was shot seven times in the back as he was reaching into his car with his kids in the backseat. he is now paralyzed from the waist down. alexander has more. continues to mount in kenosha, wisconsin over the police shooting of the black man jacob blake. three months after the death of george floyd, like s family earlier held a press conference to s ....
in the morning o of a presidene, the 35-y-year-old dying after a heart attack. you for joining u us. i am claire pryde. this is not just murder, but i hate crime, the words of one of george floyd s nieces.. there were about 500 guests including politicianans and celebrities. this after public memorials a ad antiracism protests. he died in minneapolis aftfter a policece officer kept his knee n his neck for almost nine minutes. rev. al sharpton demanded more action against police brutality. as we lay you to rest today, the movement will not rest until we get justice. until we have one stanandard of justice. you, butly will miss your nation is going to always remember your name. neck was one that represented all of us, and how you suffered represented are suffering. in his eulogy the reverend also criticized president trump s response to recent prorotests, speaking of wickedneness in high p places. and trump s s likely challenger forr the white h house, joe bib, addressed ....
closely watched inmate can die in his jail cell. what it means for the alleged victims prepare for their days in court with him. new details of what happens. new information about what happened and what s next plus the democratic presidential candidates all in iowa this weekend going after president trump and calling for stricter gun control in the wake of last week s mass shootings. the president has said he wants reform, too, but can it pass through congress we ll get into all of it with chuck todd and later a sunday sit down with one of the brightest stars in hollywood and one of the funniest people on the planet, tiffany haddish on her extraordinary rise from homelessness to the top of the game, and the big star who helped her get there he was like, you can t be sleeping in the car on the streets. i live in beverley hills i sleep in beverley hills. i m doing just fine. the police wake me up every morning, okay? so he was like, tiffany, no, no. he gave me 300 bucks ....
almond farm in california where the news hit hard. reporter: california farmers grow more than 80% of the world s almonds. and china, their third biggest customer, is walking away. we re very concerned as we roll into this harvest season. reporter: in northern california, dave phippien s third-generation family farm grows and processes 42 million pounds of almonds a year. their biggest worry: without the chinese as customers, almond prices will drop. as a farmer and a grower, you feel rather powerless. and so you re hoping that the handler that you ve chosen to market your almonds with has some kind of pathway that opens up markets. reporter: for all california farmers, china is the third biggest export market, worth $2.27 billion in 2017. $500 million of that was almonds, second only to pistachios as a total cash crop. dale moore is with the american farm bureau federation. here we are again going through battles over a number of issues, and farmers and ran ....
we remember nobel laureate toni morrison. and good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. anne-marie green is off. i m brook silva-braga. glad to be with you. today president trump will be in el paso and dayton, ohio. we re learning more about the gunmen involved in the shootings that killed 31 people. in dayton, the ex-girlfriend of shooter connor betts told her he thought he had mental illness including bipolar disorder. they only dated for two months. she says she has no idea why he went on the rampage. i didn t think he would go shoot strangers, especially his sister. i didn t see that one coming. betts was killed by police. president trump is expected to meet with victims and first responders when he travels today to el paso and dayton. natalie brand is in dayton for us. what kind of reception can mr. trump expect? reporter: well, brook, there are reports of expected protests in both cities where emotions are still ....