Cellphone Video Captures Deadly Police Confrontation
ROMANS: In just hours, the family of an African-American Louisiana man killed by police will hold a news conference at city hall in Baton Rouge. Graphic cell phone video capturing the moment police shot Alton Sterling in front of a convenience store. Now, authorities say officers responded when an anonymous caller reported that a man selling CDs outside of a store had pointed a gun at someone. Witnesses say the officers tried to taser the suspect but when the shot didn't disable him, they tackled Sterling.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Oh, my goodness.</s>CPL. L'JEAN MCKNEELY, BATON ROUGE POLICE SPOKESMAN: This is an ongoing investigation. We're going to review the video. We're going to review the audio. We have witness, nonbiased witnesses here. We're going to bring them down to our station and interview them.</s>MIGNON CHAMBERS, SHOOTING VICTIM'S SISTER: I really want to know really what happened about the situation because my brother didn't deserve it.</s>ROMANS: Clearly, we froze that video just before the shots were fired, just very disturbing to watch. Late last night, more than 100 people gathered outside of the store protesting the shooting. Some carried signs chanting, "Black lives matter, and hands up, don't shoot."</s>HOWELL: The University of Tennessee has settled a lawsuit filed by six women who claim they faced a hostile environment, that is after they filed a sexual assault allegation against student athletes there. According to documents obtained by ESPN, the school will pay the women more than $2.5 million. The university is not admitting guilt in the settlement.</s>ROMANS: Sandy Hook families finally getting their day in court. Depositions are set to begin today in their lawsuit against the gun manufacturer Remington. That's the company that made the Bushmaster semiautomatic rifle Adam Lanza used to killed 20 first graders and six educators in the 2012 massacre. Now, the suit claims that the rifle was meant for the military and too dangerous to sell to civilians.</s>HOWELL: Never forget that story.</s>ROMANS: No.</s>HOWELL: Severe weather, it is slamming parts of the Midwest. Take a look at the video of a tornado that was forming in Holloway, Minnesota. My goodness, damaging winds throughout the state. More than 110,000 customers in the central part of Minnesota, to the Twin Cities, left without power overnight. And then check out this video tweeted by a Minneapolis resident, showing an overwhelmed sewage system erupting in the neighborhood.</s>ROMANS: What a mess.</s>HOWELL: My goodness.</s>ROMANS: All right. Nineteen minutes past the hour. Happening right now -- the Olympic star who shot and killed his girlfriend being sentenced for the crime. What will Oscar Pistorius' punishment be? This is happening in a Pretoria courtroom right now. We go there live.