CHRIS CUOMO, CNN HOST: There are new developments in the deadly police shootings highlighted here at the Republican convention. First, we've learned the deadly traffic stop between Philando Castile and the Minnesota officer who took his life, it was not their first encounter. Officials say the officer involved had escorted Castile to jail in 2011 when he was stopped for driving with a revoked license. Now, that officer was investigating a robbery the night of the shooting and he reportedly pulled over Castile because he matched a description of the suspect.</s>ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN HOST: Today is the first of three funerals for the Baton Rouge police officers killed in that Ambush on Sunday. Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards will attend all three. He will speak at one of them. Two more funerals tomorrow and Monday. Deputy Bruce Simmons, who was injured from the attack, was released from the hospital Thursday to cheers from hundreds of supporters.</s>CUOMO: The NBA pulling next year's All-Star Game out of North Carolina. League officials made the move because of the state's controversial transgender bathroom law. This move is going to cost North Carolina, in terms of money, $100 million. The state's governor, Pat McCrory, slammed the decision, blaming it in part on the liberal media and "the sports and entertainment elite".</s>CAMEROTA: Foreign policy, a major focus in Donald Trump's speech last night as he lashed out at Hillary Clinton's record as Secretary of State. We will debate Trump's world view, next.
Officer Who Shot Philando Castile Took Him To Jail In 2011; Funerals Begin Today For Slain Baton Rouge Officers