officer is seen handing mary knowlton a fake gun. filled with laundry detergent. in a role playing exercise called shoot/don't shoot, knowlton played a police officer. officer lee cole was the bad guy. this is officer cole raising the revolver at the moment he shot knowlton. photo-journalist sue paquin took the picture. for the charlotte sun newspaper. >> there were three, four shots. she came around. at first, she was starting to double over. we thought she is getting into it. play acting. role playing with it. and i don't think it was a split second later that when she fell we all realized there was something terribly wrong. >> police chief tom lewis. >> reporter: why was your civilian? >> what i can tell you that's we were unaware that any live ammunition for this particular weapon existed. we believe that the particular caliber of the weapon used, that there were only blank round available to the officer. >> steven knowlton is mary's youngest son. sunny was an incredible woman. i just wish i had one more day wither. you just never plan for something like this. i know it is a fl

year old mary knowlton was accidentally shot and killed by an officer during a role play exercise. she was taking part in the citizens academy to learn more about the "she was the type of person ??butted?? and that's what she should be known for. not the, the woman that got killed in some freak accident."steve says he forgives the officer who shot his a large fire at a tire shredding facility near homes in new york prompts a mass evacuation.thick smoke could be seen from miles away. streets were also shutdown as a result of the fire.luckily no one was injured and no haven, connecticut and it's all caught on camera.the man recording the video was driving right intohe vortex. the tornado was rated an e-f-zero.. which means wind speeds between 65 and 85 miles per hour.there are no reports of injuries or signifiant property more decision 20-16 coverage.. donald trump under fire this morning for comments he made at a rally in florida.whe speaking to voters.. trump said that president obama and hillary clinton are the co- founders of isis. admonished clinton for seating the father of orlando

tragedy. a woman shot and killed during a police academy exercise inside the police department. mary nolton was part of a group of people in the shoot don't shoot role play scenario and and the investigates are trying to determine why the gun was loaded with live ammunition instead of live rounds. the chief calls this a horrible accident. >> during the first scenario, apartment taunt mary nolton was mistakenly shot with a live round. we're taking great care not to jeopardize the investigation. >> officer involved is on the outcome of this investigation. >>> live pictures from the school bus stop depot in pinnelas county where the drivers are ready to hit the roads and pick up tens of thousands of students. it is quiet now. but they'll be ready soon. today is back to school in the bay area. students. they want to push-up the mid- term exams before the break. >>> we're live at robertson high in south tampa this morning. ryan, good morning. how is it looking right now? >> reporter: good morning. quiet. but a new school year is dawning all over the district. students and teachers are rea

70-yeaold woman killed during a demonstration. an officer shot mary knowlton as she was taking part in the citizens pole academy. the trainswas for a scenario wherofrssht and don't shoot. he pulled the trigger and shot on three times the chest. other people who were there described what they saw when the gun went off. >> when she went down, i looked her straight in the eyend i felt the anguish in her eye. when she hit the floor, i hoped she hasn't feeling any pain. >> right now, they are looking >> we know officer coel joined the punta gorda police department in 2014 and within his first year, he was promoted to k-9 officer, something he called a dream come true. the only thing that sticks out is october 30, 2015, the k-9 officer subdued a man who ignod the officers' commands taking part in these sessions for mrcoel. frequently, he gave presentationand ecicly leyi in thshdot shoot scenarios. >>> talking about donald trump. if you are going to get a one- on-one with dona trump this is not the way to do it. meet him. ok quite the climb to cups. >> it went on for a couple of hours, too

a.m. for any updates or revisions in the forecast. jim and marie? >> all right. thank you. >>> finally tonight, a 91-year-old man spends his days helping others despite circumstances? he's in hospice care in michigan, where he's still knitting hats for the homeless. he has skin cansler and a mass on his kidney but he still knits every hat, one at a time. every two days it takes -- takes him to finish one. >> he says helping others makes him feel good and knitting hats is the best thing that's happened to him. he doesn't know how many hats he's made. >> you know, there are thousands of people who just smile because of what he's done for them. >>> olympics coming up in about an hour. we have more news ahead at 7:00 and then the olympic zone at 7:30. hope you will still around qualifrom harmful deposits. protect engines hmm,wonder what that's like... hey! ninjas! step away from my engine. spin move! scorpion! kaaa! >>> a local husband accused of killing his wife who just filed for divorce is now under arrest. we'll take a closer look. >>> a military mom who lost her never get

handing 73-year-old mary knowlton a fake gun filled with laundry detergent. in an effort by local police to show the community what it is they do. in a role playing exercise called "shoot/don't shoot" knowlton played a police officer. officer lee coel was what the police called the bad guy. this is officer coel raising the revolver at the moment he shot knowlton. photojournalist sue paquin took the pictures for the "charlotte sun" newspaper. >> there were three or four shots and she came around. she's getting into it, and she's play acting, role playing with it. and i don't think it was a split second later that she fell we all realized there was something terribly wrong. >> reporter: punta gorda police chief tom lewis. why was your officer using a real weapon in a role-play scenario with a civilian? >> what i can tell you is that we were unaware that any live ammunition for this particular weapon existed. we caliber of the weapon used, that there were only blank rounds available to the officer. >> reporter: steven knowlton is mary's youngest son. >> she-- she was an incredible wo

singles and doubles. >> reporter: i met up with mary carillo to talk about which athletes could make big headlines here. individually, behind us is the swimming venue. we didn't think we'd see michael phelps here. >> no. he said he was done in london. he already won 22 olympic medals. 18 of them his he's got a chance -- he's got a very legitimate chance of taking on maybe three more goals. >> reporter: and don't forget the splash american katie ledecky made four years ago. >> she comes into london as a 15-year-old, wins the 800 free style, stuns the world. >> the future of usa swimming. >> reporter: four years later, she would win a fist full of gold. she wins by jaw breaking margins. >> reporter: in gymnastics, mary says watchout for simone biles. this kid. she's got real heft to what she does. and she does things that nobody else has ever seen before. >> reporter: and mary says don't count out jamaican sprinter usain both bolt. >> he's as big a presence as anyone. >> reporter: this is olympics 13 for mary who has extra reason to love the rio games. >> i've been watching so much tel

. witnesses are recalling the moment that mary knowlton was shot during a mock shooting. >> when the gunshots went off i don't think any of us realized what we witnessed. it was only when i looked over at the police chief that i realized this was not a game anymore. >> the key question now how the live rounds ended up in his gun. knowlton's husband witnessed the shooting and one of his sons says he's already forgiven the officer because that's mother raised him. >> being hit from severe weather from javier as well as monsoon rains here. it slammed the region with dust, flooding, mudslides and dangerous lightning. downpours caused car accidents and forced road closures in the phoenix area. quite a scene there. the severe storms have also knocked down trees and caused scattered power outages and on the east coast, look at this. a day's long parade of rain still hitting parts of florida. and the risk is spreading into louisiana. southeastern louisiana could see 8 inches of rain before all of this is over. >>> and turing now to the olympics. to the difference makers. katie ledecky pretty

. transit officer was picked up after an undercover sting accused of helping isis. abc's mary bruce has details. >> reporter: new details on the police officer charged with trying to help isis. the fbi allegedly catching nicholas young in the act. the fbi saying the 36-year-old thought he was selling hundreds of dollars of prepaid phone cards to an isis operative, but it was really an undercover fbi agent. law enforcement has been here all day coming in and out of this home searching mr. young's belongings. neighbors describe him as a loner. >> i'm not shocked because he was so weird. he was just so secluded. >> reporter: officials who had been tracking him for six years say young was part of a radical network and previously associated with this man, amin el khalifi seen in this fbi undercover video readying an attack on the u.s. capitol. mary bruce, abc news, washington. >>> a south carolina man is fighting for his life after being infected with a rare brain-eating amoeba. the man came into contact with the amoeba after swimming in a river in the state. the infection is fatal in 95% of

at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning school opens in miami including the two areas wh spread by mosquitoes. students have been given protective clothing. mosquito-borne zika case have been found in two neighborhoods in miami-dade county. a u.s. top official says the virus is likely to be a problem for a while. brian webb is here in new york. brian, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a leading health official said he wouldn't be surprised if zika turns up in states like louisiana and texas next. both have been hit heart by flooding and, of course, heal officials in miami-dade county distributed mosquito repellant over the weekend to parents sending their kids to school today in the newest zika zone. >> make sure you apply the repellant before coming to school. it should be able last you the whole day. >> reporter: the superintendent of schools helped hand out protective uniforms consisting of long sleeves and pants. >> better safe than sorry. i know on the way to school once in school, it's going to be comfo

watching. i'm anne-marie green. >>> pouring rain and damaging severe weather in parts of the region. the forecast is coming up. >> we are following a developing story in winchester. police investigating the death of an elderly woman. >> and taking await toll booths on the pike. electronic tolling is on et cetera way but there are privacy concerns this morning. studios in boston, this is wbz this morning. >> good monday morning everybody i am kate merrill. >> i am chris mckinnon. thanks for joining us august 22nd we will check in with barry burbank a lot of weather out there this morning. >> it's been happening the last few hours. we had a band of rain moving towards the east and what we have let's look at that right now. we have got heavy rain which is in eastern massachusetts. this warm and humid corridor in

chances will increase thunderstorms in town. details on that so you can plan minutes. jim and marie. >> jim: we're getting a picture how devastating the wildfire burn to the west of us has been for the people. it started on today near the cahone pass on i-15 and california shut down the freeway for two days. 96 homes and more than 200 buildings destroyed in this fire so far. the wildfires burned then,000 acres it is 26% working originaled the clock to increase that number and bring it under control. the entire commute of rightwood is you should were an evacuation order tonight. >> maria: man second degree of pointing a gun faces a judge. jason mote faces charges of robbery and weapon's charges for a scare in a las vegas shopping center. parking lot and caused a disturbance in a tj max store the gun was fake. he has court next month. >> jim: family of a woman who's family found in a burned home has no idea why anyone would want to hurt her. >> she was beat to before her body was set on fire. >> jim: antonio do her relativ committed this crime? >> the victim's family says the victim w

before firing the shots that would kill 73-year-old mary >> she had a fake gun, his gun was supposed to have blanks. >> reporter: "charlotte sun" photojournalist sue paquin took the photos. knowlton's husband, just feet away. >> went and tried to save her life and i was just in shock. i just -- didn't know what to do. >> reporter: officer coel, who is now on administrative leave, has a controversial past. his use of a k-9 on a cyclist is the subject of a pending civil lawsuit. and three years ago, he was department amid excessive force allegations. he resigned, but was later cleared. tonight, punta gorda's police chief still unable to explain why coel's gun had real bullets in it. >> reporter: the florida law enforcement is looking into the shooting. but it could be three to four weeks before their investigation is complete. david. >> phillip, thank you. >>> there are storing moving amid flood watches across the south over the next 48 hours, from the gulf coast all the way to minnesota. heavy rains and flooding. roads there and homes in mississippi, dealing with a lot of water tonigh

cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. well, donald trump's economic plan calls for a tax base which he says will revitalize the economy. the clinton campaign says all trump's plan does is benefit the rich. she unveils her economic plan thursday. a just released national poll now shows clinton has opened a double-digit lead over 57 prosecutes felt he has the temperament to be president, 67% feel that way about trump. >> good morning. lower taxes, fewer regulations and a focus on fossil fuel. donald trump pitched his revamped tax plan monday in detroit. many of his proposals have been embraced by republicans for across-the-board tax cuts. >> my plan will reduce the current number of brackets from seven to three. and dramatically streamline the process. >> reporter: during the hour-long address the republican candidate also took came at hillary clinton. >> every policy she has tips the playing field to other countries. >> reporter: speaking in florida, the democratic nominee panned trump's plan as more of the same. >> trickle down econom

was accidentally shot and killed during a police demonstration. "mary knowlton" died during a "shoot - don't shoot" role playing scenario last week at the punta gorda police department's citizens police academy. the shooting is the officer is on leave. the first united methodist church in punta gorda is planning a public memorial service tomorrow afternoon. many knew knowlton from the local library. that branch is accepting donations in her honor to help pay for their new library. detectives in pasco county need your help, finding this man. they believe he was behind a violent carjacking from earlier this month. he's 28 year old "lorezno lamont hardy." the carjacking happened back on august ninth. last seen on thursday in the holiday area, driving a red kia soul. if you see him, don't approach him... call crimestoppers. new video... from a dramatic rescue off the gulf coast. the coast guard tells us that a good samaritan heard a faint distress call -- alerting them to a capsized boat about 24 miles southwest of "matanzas pass preserve." that's not far from sanibel island. once crews

, martha married to bela karolyi, the man who coached mary lou retton to gold and carried keri strug after she stuck her vault on a badly injured ankle. over three decade the two romanians who defected from their country under communist control brought an eastern european mentality to u.s. gymnastics. where the only thing better than the day of competition they're won with the years and years of hard work and dedication. leading up to those games. >> reporter: the u.s. women's gymnastics team has become so dominant that a lot of people forget there is also a u.s. men's team competing here in rio in the same arena. and they have had to get creative to get attention. earlier this year they hit one of rio's beaches and staged full-scale ab attack. they joked about competing wit to be ok jekt tbjectified to ge respect. the u.s. women need none of that. they only have to do this. and it's paid off. making them the stars of several tv ad, and arguably the biggest draw at the r if o olympics. >> we are the final five! >> reporter: they have proven that no five women wear gold quite so fierc

: steven knowlton is mary's youngest son. >> she-- she was an incredible woman. and i just wish i had one more day with her. and you just never plan for something like this. and i know it's a fluke accident, but it's just devastating. his department of 49 people is devastated. will you allow a real weapon to be used again at a citizens' academy like this? >> the answer is absolutely not. >> reporter: the chief says the gun used to kill mary knowlton was a revolver that had been used with blank rounds for the past two years at other citizen academies and no one ever got hurt. scott, we called the attorney for the officer involved in this case but never heard back. >> pelley: david begnaud, thanks. when we come back, a new zika infetr me back, a new zika infection transmitted by mosquitos. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me go further. rce of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. doctors have been prescribing humira for over 13 years. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis.

-year-old mary knowlton. this one showing knowlton as she is about to play the victim. the police chief unable to explain how the gun was loaded tonight, still looking at heavy rains across part of our viewing area. they are not giving up, in ft over the next couple of hours, we will continue to see showers even a few thunderstorms heading towards brandon just after midnight. and 1015 minutes. there's a look at future cast. not until 2:30 am before this finally clears the area. clouds lingering until about three or 4 am. this will be an issue for folks opening to see the meteor shower overnight. there will be breaks but still more clouds and sun. hour by the such a will return in abundance by tomorrow morning and more storms by late. we will talk coming up in the weekend forecast.>>> police to permit says an officer who resigned last week violated policy for shooting at a moving car in late june. officer adam wall also under investigation for violating department policy for conduct on social media post. those posts were about a man two officers from another department were actually fire

new york. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie, out of those 14 cases, locally transmitted zika in the state. 12 men and two women are infected. the cdc is dispatching an emergency response team to the south florida neighborhood at the center of this zika outbreak. >> reporter: the domestic travel warning affecting miami's winwood arts district is a first for the cdc. >> we're advising pregnant women not to travel to this one mile area north of miami, and for pregnant women to work in that area to do everything possible to prevent mosquito bites. >> reporter: the unprecedented alert came after ten cases erupted over the weekend. they're expecting their second son in october. >> i think it's a necessary precaution, because as far as i understand, we can get it and we wouldn't even know. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci. >> pregnant women should be careful about making sure they protect themselves from mosquito bites, not only insect repellent and proper clothing but staying indoors. >> reporter: officials in florida have been aggressively praying in the outbreak area for a couple o

studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, this was supposed his campaign. but, this morning, trump's latest off-the-cuff remark suggesting that gun owners can stop hillary clinton have sparked a wave of outrage, some suggest trump is encouraging violence against clinton. ryan we brian webb is here with more on the fallout. >> reporter: at first, trump tried to blame what he called the dishonest media. then he tried to clear up the controversy by saying gun owners see it that way. donald trump is trying to suppress the latest controversy that erupted moments after he said this about the right to bear arms. >> if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is. i don't know. hillary wants to take your guns away. she wants to leave you unprotected in your home. this is a tremendous political movement. there can be no other interpretation. >> reporter: the nra which has divorced trump agreed with the explanation. many democrats sided with the clinton campaign

good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, breaking overnight, police have arrested the man they say started the devastating clayton fire in northern california. more than 175 homes and businesses have been destroyed by that fire. please revealed the arrest of 40-year-old dam in pashik at a facility doubles as a center. responsible for several fires. >> at the assistance of the district attorney's office, they have arrested mr. pashik on 17 charges of arson. >> reporter: police say damin anthony pashik is responsible for numerous fires in the past including the blaze that tore through the town of lake county over the weekend. >> with a lake county homes you know that the fires we've been experiencing is definitely not normal. fires don't simply start. >> reporter: it destroyed more than 7500 buildings and homes including this woman's. >> i have nowhere to go. many times we loaded up the kids and ran for our lives. >> reporter: the fire started saturday afternoon, and by sunday was burning house after house. 100-degree heat and fierce winds made battling the blaze difficult from t

to stop i.c.e. hena daniels joins us. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. the gop presidential candidate laid out his counterterrorism >> we have a president that doesn't want to say the words. everyone who cannot name our enemy is not fit to lead our country. >> reporter: donald trump asailed the policies of president obama in fighting isis and questioned hillary clinton's ability to lead. >> she also lacks the mental and physical stamina to take on isis we face. >> reporter: trump also calls her temporary suspension of immigration, for nations with a history of terrorism and propose an ideological cast for immigrants to gauge whether they share american values. >> i call it extreme vetting. those who do not believe in our constitution or who support bigotry and hatred will not be admitted for immigration into was joined by joe biden in a rally in scranton, pennsylvania, the vice president's hometown. >> the secret is, he has no plan. >> reporter: clinton argued trump's proposal to fight terror. >> he tox about letting syria become a free zone for isis. a major co

in franklin and they are best friends. see, everybody gets along at the house. mary, thank you for the picture. quiet weather. we do have the possibility of showers and thunderstorms. some of you are seeing right now a very high uv index with sunshine too at an eight. let's look at the headlines. it is humid and we feel like tropics all day long. patchy morning fog is a possibility. we can't rule out a shower popping up at any po and 85 at noon. we will be in the 90s later today. we will start to see some filter sunshine after the fog burns off. it is so humid. the storms from last night are off to the east and i'm happy to report there are no storms and northeast ohio at this time. if you are just waking up, that is good to know. you can see the rain showers continues to push east. the moral of the story is that all of this is coming out of the gulf. the moisture is so much to work with. they are expecting over 10 inches of rainfall and we have dew points that are similar to what residents along the gulf of florida have this morning. 70+. it does indeed feel like it is going to ra

vehicle. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of punta investigate a terrible tragedy. mary nolton was part of a group of people participating in a shoot or don't shoot role play scenario and she was shot and killed by anen identified officer. the investigate -- by an on identified officer. and now they are trying to determine why it was loaded with live ammunition instead of blank rounds. and the police chief call this a horrible accident. >> during the fi participate mary nolton was mistakenly struck with a live round. our community will have many questions about the incident. however, we're taking great care not to jeopardize the investigation. >> and the officer involved is on administrative leave right now pending the outcome of an investigation. >>> right now last-minute preparations as the school bus depot in pinnelas county and drivers are ready to hit the roads and pick up tens of thousands of students. you can hear some of the and the students in hillsborough county, manatee and hernando counties are getting ready to head back to class. and our friends in citrus co

she was killed, during a police exercise. "mary knowlton" died during a "shoot - don't shoot" role playing scenario last tuesday night at the punta gorda police department's citizens police academy. is on leave. the first united methodist church in punta gorda is holding a public memorial service for knowles this afternoon. it starts at two p-m. knowlton was well known in the community because she worked at the local library. the punta gorda library is accepting donations in her honor. the search is on in north florida... for a missing fisherman. and the coast guard is asking ?all boaters to be on the lookout. they're searching for 47 year old "mitchell zegi" from ocala. he went out on a fishing trip sunday in his 22 but he never came home sunday night. zegi was out near "horseshoe beach"... thats up in dixie county. his family reported him missing on monday. the coast guard sent an airplane and a helicopter from clearwater to help in the search. they need to comb about two ?thousand miles. florida fish and wildlife is also assisting. if anyone sees zegi or the boat, they're asked