>> we'll take it. >> got my fingers crossed. >> see you at 6:00. thanks for watching. >> ninan: dangerous heat broils the southwest. ureseratures could top 120 degrees making it harder to contain the wildfires. >> do whatever is necessary to protect the safety of our citizens. >> ninan: the u.s. senate prepares to vote on new gun control measures in response to the orlando nightclub massacre. scandals rock the oakland police department. officers are accused of having sex with a teen prostitute and sending racist texts. thousands protest against the s. m military on the japanese island of okinawa. and we're on patrol with piper, the airport wonder dog. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs weekend news."

>> ninan: good evening, i'm reena ninan with a western edition of the broadcast. summer officially begins monday with a dangerous heatwave baking the southwest. temperatures are expected to top 120 degrees in some places. 116 in phoenix, arizona, where excessive heat killed 84 people last year. health officials are warning people to stay hydrated and if possible indoors. extreme heat is adding to the struggle to contain several major wildfires in the west. near santa barbara, california, a wildfire continues to threaten about 270 homes. fire officials are hoping the winds don't get stronger overnight. in central new mexico a huge fire has destroyed at least two dozen homes. the national guard has been called in to prevent looting in evacuated neighborhoods. meteorologist pamela gardner from our boston station wbz has more on the extreme heat. ord ecord heat will continue for monday and tuesday. notice how the jet stream is all the way up into canada where eali are dealing with severe

weather and also for the northern plain states. while in the desert southwest, unfortunately, the heat dome will continue to bring triple digit temperatures as well as wildfire threats. d flflag warnings are out around los angeles until tuesday. due to the gusty winds, the low relative humidity levels and those triple digit temperatures. so the scorching southwest, here we go. dvat advisories are out, excessive heat warnings out from las vegas, to l.a., phoenix and yuma where we expect temperatures to be in the triple digits. forecast highs monday, las vegas 109, tuesday, 108, 122 for palm springs. 124 degrees expected for death valley, california on monday with 123 degrees expected on tuesday. tharecord that will actually still stand though is going to be the all time death valley record of 134 degrees. that was set back in july of 1913. >> ninan: pamela gardner, thanks. it's been one week since 49 people were killed in an orlando nightclub.

ai victims remain in the hospital. four in critical condition. on monday the f.b.i. will release transcripts of the twnversations between gunman omar mateen and police investigators. david begnaud is in orlando. >> reporter: 2:02 a.m. this morning, one week later to the moment of the massacre. church bells tolled across orlando, 49 times for 49 victims. (bells tolling) in the heart of orlando at first united methodist church reverend st cmcclosky started sunday's srvice with words of support for the l.g.b.t. community. >> we hurt because when the shooter shot those members of the l.b.g.t.q. community, each nd us has lost a brother and sister in creation. >> reporter: the gay community often gets behind this slogan,

it gets better. how do you convince someone grieving what happened that it will get better at some point? >> my faith says that one day all will be equal. god doesn't show partiality towards any group of people and yet loves all. >> reporter: on this father's day florida's governor honored the three dads who died, miguel honorato, paul henry and xavier rosato, cbs news learned federal rkinstigators are working around the clock in 12 hour shifts, probing among other things whether or not the shooter omar mateen had an accomplice. today attorney general loretta jnch spoke to john dickerson on "face the nation." >> well, we do have information that shows that over the course of time he like sadly too many individuals was consuming radical jihadist information online and was becoming radicalized here in the united states. he reporter: one place where you

won't hear a word about the shooter is at the hospital where 49 crosses line a waterfront memorial. s mourners walk by in near silence rosalie ramos stood in front of her son's cross. stanley almodovar iii was just 23. >> there was a shootout here. as reporter: when her son was heot, he gave a cell phone to a friend begging that friend to call his mother. >> he just wanted to call you and i'm calling you about everything that happened. >> she never answered. >> my mom's a doctor and knows what to do. >> reporter: today his stepfather played that voice mail. >> please call me back. >> reporter: rosalie ramos does not know who left that voice mail on her phone. today after spending an hour in front of her son's cross, she took his cell phone to f.b.i. investigators.

reena, this memorial has become something of a sacred space. d onsadness has created a telence punctured only by the waterfalls, the birds and tears. >> ninan: a powerful image, david begnaud in orlando, thank you. the u.s. senate is expected to vote tomorrow on new gun control measures in commons to the orlando massacre. julianna goldman has more from dmshington. >> i'm dealing with the n.r.a., i'm talking to them about the whole concept of terror watch lists. se reporter: as the senate raepares to vote on several gun control measures tomorrow, donald trump said he would like to see people on the no fly and terrorist watch lists prevented from purchasing guns. s t that puts him at odds with the national rifle association, p d trump was less clear if his position is set in stone. >> i understand exactly what they are saying. ouldt of people really maybe shouldn't be on the list. and their rights are being taken away. >> reporter: republicans and democrats are offering competing

bills to address so the called terror back and expand background checks but coming in ti election year they are expected to fail. ck what we are doing with this debate on the hill right now, it's like they are trying to stop a freight train with a .iece of kleenex. acereporter: appearing on "face the nation" wayne lapierre the head of the n.r.a. downplayed the rift with trump and said the measures won't prevent terrorist attacks. >> losses wouldn't have stopped in boston or san bernardino. >> we should be making our gun laws less full of swiss cheese kings so future killings don't utppen. i have been so angry. >> reporter: democratic senator chris murphy who lead a 15 hour filibuster over guns last week acknowledged the uphill climb. ry and what we know ultimately ea the only way that you win b.is issue is by building a nllitical infrastructure around the country that rivals that of the gun lobby. n reporter: on "face the nation," trump also said the country should start to seriously considering profiling muslims to prevent terrorism. reena, he is already under fire

from republicans for expanding his proposal to ban muslims from entering the country. >> ninan: a fascinating interview that john dickerson had, julianna goldman, thank e u. : ohio gun store owner is dead a llowing a tragic accident during a gun safety class. james baker of the kay jay gun shop was killed when a student accidentally shot through a wall, he was just sitting in the wrong place at the wrong time. actor anton yelchin has died, his car accidentally rolled and pinned him against a wall in the driveway of his home in california. yelchin was best known for playing chekhov in the new j.j. abrams "star trek" films and had major parts in "terminator hlvation" and "green room." he was just 27 years old. we're learning more about the 12 girls who were rescued from a house of horrors in southeast, pennsylvania. uney were found living with a eastin the town of feasterville. demarco morgan is there. >> reporter: many neighbors say they were concerned about what ses happening inside lee kaplan's house.

lut this woman tells us she had no clue what was happening on the other side of her fence. playormal kids, playing, riding bikes. >> no, very sheltered. mainly i would see them in the front yard working a small garden in the front. they would sit down and work the garden. >> reporter: investigators came to the home on thursday and found 12 amish girls ranging in age from six months to 18 years old living with kaplan. he was arrested and faces charges including statutory sexual assault. the oldest victim told police she is the mother of a three year old and six month old both fathered by kaplan. ngplan told police he began having sex with her when she was 14. the girl's parents daniel and savilla stoltzfus told investigators they gave their daughter to kaplan as payment for a loan and daniel stoltzfus says he thought it would be legal after doing research online. the parents are also under ndrest. the girls are now in the state's custody, and lancaster county,

home to a large amish community, afetr southampton public safety director robert hoopes says investigators will interview the girls tomorrow. >> the kids were living down in the basement on air mattresses. but they, i guess they were homeschooling the kids because there was homework found down there. >> reporter: hoopes told cbs news the children appear to be in good condition but authorities have not confirmed if all of the girls are related. >> ninan: demarco morgan in feasterville, pennsylvania, thank you, demarco. atkland california police department is investigating a sex scandal involving allegations of officers having sex with a minor. and now, two other internal investigations have surfaced regarding confidential information being shared with people outside the department. and racial text messages exchanged between officers, mireya villarreal has the latest. >> i want to assure the citizens nd oakland that we are hell-bent ti rooting out this disgusting culture, and holding those

accountable. responsible for their misdeeds. >> reporter: mayor libby schaaf is beyond frustrated with what she calls the frat house mentality at in the oakland police. after just two years, sean whent resigned amid a sex scandal investigation of several senior seficers accused of having sex with a minor. ben fairow replaced him after a week after being appointed and paul figueroa left the top spot. >> there are ten other officers .hat they knew from involved. >> reporter: this 18 year old who claims to be the woman at mse center of the sex scandal. toldtold our san francisco affiliate two years ago when she was a minor, she slept with at oaast three oakland police officers. she did not consider herself a victim at the time. >> these men in uniform, you know, giving me protection. >> reporter: she says she is cooperating with the internal

investigation sharing these text messages she claims were between thesand an officer. "stay off east 14th from niuitvale to 42 tonight. there's a u.c. operation," an officer wrote about an undercover prostitution sting. to which guap replied, "thank thu, daddy, i appreciate it, i don't want to go to jail." >> this is clearly a setback. i assure you some heads will tll. and that's what is going to help us make a new start so that we can do that hard work that we reve to do every day to rebuild that trust with this community. >> reporter: the oakland police department is under a federal judge's watch. they are now re-examining their policies and conducting a nationwide search for their next police chief. for now the department will be rterseen by a city toministrator. reena? >> ninan: thank you, mireya. well, on thursday voters in britain will decide whether to stay in the european union. jonathan vigliotti has more from our london newsroom. the eporter: in the homestretch te a bitter referendum campaign

tes cates from both sides took to the political fields to rally support. >> i think we should take the chance now as a country to take back control. >> reporter: former london mayor boris johnson one of the key supporters for britain to exit exiteuropean union today called on supporters to turn out on thursday. >> this is our cue. this is our chance this is our moment. >> reporter: the prime minister r vid cameron on the bbc tonight called on the u.k. to stand united with europe. e we would of course survive outside the european union. we would find a way. but it's my very, very clear view that it would be less good. >> reporter: the remain campaign argues trade between e.u. countries is easier making the economy stronger. and the 28 nation bloc gives brits freedom to live and work othther e.u. countries and also makes britain more secure. the leave campaign says the e.u. imposes too many rules on british businesses and also want nt take back full control of s anr borders and reduce the

number of people coming here to work. the referendum has deeply aivided the nation. d lacampaign was temporarily suspended last week after a mentan allegedly targeted a member of parliament jo cox because of her push to stay in the e.u. the u.k. hasn't had a referendum on europe since 1975. and it's hard to predict what will unfold this thursday. reena, opinion polls have veered widely giving both sides the ivad. >> ninan: the global economy, ith yone with it, we will be vighing, jonathan vigliotti in london, thank you. coming up next, the ideology of exis-- what one expert will be colling congress when he briefs them on the terror group. group. constipated?

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>> ninan: this tuesday the senate homeland security and governmental affairs committee will have a hearing on the ideology of isis. joining me now from washington is hasan hasan co-author of "new york times" bestseller, "isis, inside the army of terror." hasan, you will be testifying

before that senate committee on tuesday. l be are you going to tell those senators that they don't already know about isis? >> well, the ideology of isis is quite complicated. many people have spoken about it. but i think i will try to convey kind of how the ideology plays out on the ground in syria and iraq. rather than just what books they t in and basically what inspires this group. and how this group recruits people. hahave spoken to dozens of isis members. i asked them about what books they read, what kind of-- what clerics they follow and how they view things. so you know, i try to pass on a sense of how that works on the ground. >> ninan: and c.i.a. director john brennan said last week that there is no direct link between isis and the orlando shooter. but does this orlando attack mean that the war with isis is heading in a new direction? >> absolutely.

i think there is a very-- i mean the war against isis is at, of course, a crossroads. it has weakened on the ground, militarily. it's not doing very well, it's losing ground. however, i think there is a very nportant moment now where we're facing which is that its appeal of the group is becoming removed from how the group does on the ground. meaning whatever happens on the ground won't affect the international appeal for the group. >> ninan: hasan hasan in washington, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> ninan: still ahead, a report from the japanese island of okinawa where tens of thousands ainsested against u.s. military bases. (war drums beating)

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sometimes severe. if it's severe stop taking linzess and call your doctor right away. other side effects include gas, stomach-area pain and swelling. talk to your doctor about managing your symptoms proactively with linzess. >> ninan: there's a huge anti- u.s. military protest today on the japanese island of okinawa. adrianna diaz is there. >> reporter: tens of thousands came out to protest the u.s. rslitary in okinawa. three quarters of american bases in japan are located on this very small island. and many okinawans say the base

has been troubled. in may kenneth shinzato an ex- marine who worked on the base was arrested in connection with the rape and murder of a 20 year old okinawan woman. also this year a sailor pled guilty to rape and another sailor was arrested for drunk ng ting after injuring two people. okinawans told us they are not anti-american, they just want the u.s. military which has been on this island since the end of world war ii, gone or dramatically downsized. cial military officials tell us they too are outraged by the recent crimes after the death of the 20 year old, they instituted a 30 day mourning period, banning drinking off base and imposing a midnight curfew. and while thousands of marines are in the process of being relocated off of the island, reena, this is a hard location to give up. okinawa is right in the heart of east asia. >> ninan: certainly an important location. adrianna diaz in okinawa, thank you. coming up next, meet piper, the wonder dog covering plenty of

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following on social media. the 8-year-old border collie sits tight with the coast guard hovering only feet away, or as the blue angels taxi by. but those goggles and ear guards he's wearing aren't just a photo ow. b.'s on the job. piper protects aircraft at the traverse city, michigan airport from birds and other wildlife. >> go get them. >> reporter: here he hones in on ar te near the main runway. and they take off. bird strikes can be catastrophic. but often lead to costly repairs and forced landings. piper has been on the job two years. you have noticed a difference in that time? >> absolutely. >> reporter: coast guard pilot lieutenant commander charlie wilson is one of piper's biggest fans. >> quite honestly, have i been to a number of airports, they usually shotgun, blanks, birds get used to that, they know it's s,st a sound, nothing is about to happen, when you deploy a dog teat chases after them, they have that fight or flight instinct. they go running, they remember

it. >> reporter: brian edwards is piper's partner. ofat is the best part of having piper here with you every day? >> get to work with my best friend every day. h reporter: he has only had piper for three years. despite not being previously trained, it only took this old dog about a year to get comfortable on the tarmac. >> the airport is home, i have to drag him out of here when we leave. >> reporter: it was edwards idea to post pictures on instagram. now piper has about 10,000 more tllowers than traverse city has residents. that's nothing to shake a stick at. and honestly piper would rather you throw it. kris van cleave, cbs news, traverse city, michigan. s> ninan: that is the "cbs ekekend news" for this sunday, later on cbs "60 minutes." the news continues now on our 24-hour digital network cbsn at cbsnews.com. i'm reena ninan in new york. thank you for joining us. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

killing the pilot in a small plane plummets on to a set of east bay b.a.r.t. tracks, killing the pilot instantly. now we're learning more about what may have brought it down. good evening. i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm juliette goodrich. the plane crashed just before noon in b.a.r.t.'s hayward maintenance yard along sandival way. devin fehely is there with the new details. >> the plane crashed a short distance behind me. the pilot was trying to find a safe place to put this plane down. he didn't find one and he didn't survive that crash but he did manage to avoid injuring anyone on the ground. >> having issues with your left engine? >> reporter: the radio traffic gives a window in to the

harrowing final moments of the flight. >> is there any field you could possibly land at? >> reporter: having trouble keeping the plane in the air, the pilot desperately skims the ground, looking for a safe place to land. >> we noticed he was really low. >> reporter: moments later the plane plunged from the sky, crashing near the b.a.r.t. tracks where it would burst in to flames. >> a big explosion, sounded like a big boom. >> we saw the plume of smoke. we called 911, let them know where we were at. my husband and my youngest son went and ran down there to try to see what was happening. >> reporter: but they weren't prepared for what they'd find. the pilot trapped, the plane burning. the would-be good samaritans powerless to help. federal investigators are now trying to figure out exactly what went wrong. witnesses say the plane appeared to be having mechanical problems. >> it was a two-engine plane. i know at least one of them was not working. >> reporter: the crash caused b.a.r.t. to shut down