CBS News’ Arshad R. Zargar speaks to families living outside Kashmir who are afraid for their loved ones at home after India announced it was putting the region under federal control and imposed a communications blackout. Source
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CBS News investigates police reforms including implicit-bias training
It’s been five years since Michael Brown’s death at the hands of a police officer in Ferguson, Missouri, sparked protests nationwide. CBS News is investigating changes that have been put in place at police departments across the country, including changes in training and seminars on implicit bias. CBS News chief justice and homeland security correspondent Jeff Pegues joined CBSN AM to talk about what he found. Source
Pakistan downgrades relations with India as Kashmir lockdown continues
“People in Kashmir are being held hostage in their own land,” family members unable to reach loved ones say amid reports of clashes Source
Dow dives more than 500 points as trade worries multiply
Stocks hit another downdraft as investors see no end in sight to U.S.-China standoff over trade policy Source
Mississippi gubernatorial GOP primary race heads into runoff
Mississippi’s lieutenant governor, Tate Reeves, will face former state Supreme Court Chief Justice Bill Waller Jr., in a GOP primary runoff on later this month Source
Dayton mayor urges Trump to go beyond “just talk” on gun control ahead of visit
President Trump is traveling to two cities devastated by mass shootings this past weekend, where people offended by his words are questioning his plans. Dayton’s Democratic Mayor Nan Whaley will meet with Mr. Trump Wednesday morning. She said she was “disappointed” with the president’s address to the nation. Whaley joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss what she plans to say to President Trump during his visit. Source
Greg Kinnear on preparing to play California Innocence Project attorney for “Brian Banks”
Academy Award nominee Greg Kinnear is known for portraying real people on the big screen. He’s played Philadelphia Eagles coach Dick Vermeil and President John F. Kennedy. Now he’s taking on the role of California Innocence Project attorney Justin Brooks in the new movie, “Brian Banks.” The film is based on the true story of a teenage NFL prospect who was convicted of a crime he did not commit. After spending five years in prison and more time on parole, Banks sought out Justin Brooks to prove his innocence. Source
Trump heads to grieving communities after mass shootings — live stream
The president told reporters there’s a strong appetite in Congress for expanded background checks Source
QB Marcus Mariota, Titans Aim To Build Momentum in Preseason
Marcus Mariota completed 11-of-18 passes for 165 yards, two touchdowns, one interception, a 61.1 completion percentage and a 105.1 rating in three preseason games in 2018. Source
Arizona police say racial bias training is “absolute worst” they’ve ever had
“You don’t care about me and you don’t care about the citizens,” one officer said. “You care about putting on this little show.” Source