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Bryce is blind and discovered few people think to organize events like this, so he does it. >> theyre able to see how important it is to surround yourself with people and friends who believe in you. >> reporter: and weiler is not stopping there. >> supposed to get it over in the zone. >> reporter: hes begun broadcasting, calling nearly 150 games so far. its an effort to break more bounries, he says. ufor this ahe ineit, a event in york who at no cost enjoyed the day of their lives, and where eth...

Today, the president also responded to the murders of four men in albuquerque, new mexico, all of them muslims, all of them ambushed according to police. in a tweet, mr. biden wrote he is angered and saddened by the horrific killings. cbs lilia luciano is monitoring developments. lilia? >> reporter: mark, the governor of new mexico is calling them targeted killings and is sending more state law enforcement to albuquerque. but until the killer or killers are caught, the local albuquerque muslim c...

We really need them. and that new people want to come into teaching. >> reporter: experts point out some classrooms are feeling the burden even more. bilingual students and children with special needs have been facing shortages for years. teachers say that it is tougher to staff those programs. mark? >> elise preston, thanks. today, roughly 200 haitian migrants are in custody after their packed boat ran aground off the florida keys. more than 100 others jumped into the water and made it to sho...

Left 37 dead are facing torrential rains again. president biden and the first lady will survey the damage on monday. the powerful storms in the northeast and midwest are disrupting flights nationwide delaying at least 3,000 flights and canceling more than 600. in arizona more than 20,000 lightning strikes have hit since thursday as the state braces for more blistering heat. and firefighters in washington state have saved a small town of lind after gaining control of the flames that destroyed at ...

Morning his website posted a new story claiming the left is promoting cannibalism. mark. >> michael george, thanks. now to the latest on the monkeypox outbreak which the white house this week called a public health emergency. the virus has been detected in all but two states. more than 7,000 cases confirmed across the u.s. cbs news medical contributor dr. david agus joins us from los angeles. doctor, thank you asles for joining us. the cdc says the vast majority of cases have involved men havi...

Police body cam youre about to see is disturbing. here is mark strassmann. >> reporter: brianna greer somehow tumbled out of a moving car and died six days later. her familys added anguish, was her death preventible? >> we need answer. we need closure. we need to know the truth. >> reporter: on july 15th, the 28-year-old greer, a diagnosed schizophrenic, was having an apparent mental health episode. her parents called 911. deputies handcuffed her. after a struggle, they squeezed her into the bac...

Back. >> reporter: the sheriff later told greers family she fell out after kicking the door. a review by the georgia bureau of investigation says greer was placed in the back seat with no seat belt, and the rear passenger door of the patrol car was never closed. the hancock county sheriffs office had no comment, but grier family lawyer ben crump is outraged. >> when a citizen is in the police custody, the citizen is in the police care. and clearly we see that they did not care for brianna. >> re...

30 to 40 minutes outside of this neighborhood. >> 30 to 40 minutes? >> yes. >> very clean, spacious. >> reporter: she keeps looking, calling, emailing. everythings expensive. this homes deal breaker, the pond. she says a danger for her autistic son. >> you hear somebody talking about it, but until you experience something firsthand, then it really doesnt fully resonate or hit you. >> reporter: a rental crisis that hits home every day for families like hers. mark strassmann, cbs news, tampa. st...

Rising rents have exacerbated the nations housing crisis. a new report shows that in 91% of u.s. counties, low wage workers cant afford modest one-bedroom apartments. that includes the city of tampa, florida, where we find cbs mark strassmann. >> nice little porch area. >> reporter: like any renter here, kavita knows tampa is a landlords market. but the single mother of threes family needs an affordable three-bedroom and fast and how many places have you looked at? >> oh, over 50. >> 50 places? ...

Tenant protections. tampa recently put $5 million toward rental assistance, money gone in two days. erika belezerian could be, too. this p.r. account economics rent will jump $530, beyond her budget. >> if i want to pay less, which is my goal, i will need to move 30 to 40 minutes outside of this neighborhood. >> reporter: 30 to 40 minutes. >> yes. >> very clean, spacious. >> reporter: gued keeps looking, calling, email-- everythings expensive. this homes deal breaker. the pond. she says a danger...