in new york city. i'm demarco morgan. captioning funded by cbs it's thursday, june 23rd, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >> the time for patience is long gone. >> breaking overnight, congressional democrats take a stand on gun control by sitting down. a historic sit-in stretches into the early hours with a dustup erupting on the house floor. her decision spread death, destruction, and terrorism everywhere she touched. >> donald trump takes his turn trashing hillary clinton in his latest speech. this morning, a look at his

questionable claims, and a comeback from clinton. >> sigh. [ laughter ] and it's decision day in the u.k. brits cast their vote in the brexit battle. bookies have made their bets. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. overnight an extraordinary, tense, and surreal scene played out on the floor of the house of representatives. a democratic sit-in entered its second day in a dramatic effort to force a vote on gun control. more than 200 democrats demanded a vote. the standoff, reminiscent of a '60s-style protest, included chanting and singing on the house floor. ♪ we shall overcome

♪ >> weijia jiang is at the capitol with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. unlike in the senate, filibusters are not permitted in the house. the democrats sat in for just about 16 hours. the republicans launched a plan to wrap up legislative business so they could move to adjourn the session which happened at 3:15 a.m. some democrats left, vowing to continue the fight next month. others remained on the floor, a sort of exclamation point to an already stunning day. house republicans sought to get back to legislative business overnight. despite the unprecedented democratic sit-in taking place on the floor. lawmakers shouted down house speaker paul ryan and continued to demand a vote on the no fly, no buy bill, aimed at prohibiting anyone on a terror watch list from buying a gun.

>> we'll be here all night, as long as it takes. >> rise up, democrats! rise up, americans! >> reporter: lawmakers led by georgia representative john lewis took over the chamber shortly before noon wednesday. >> newtown, charleston, orlando -- what is the tipping point? are we blind? >> reporter: speaker ryan called the sit-in a publicity stunt and said there will be no vote on gun legislation. >> we're not going to take away a citizen's constitutional rights without due process. >> reporter: the tv cameras inside the house chamber are controlled by the speaker of the house. as the sit-in started, ryan shut down the cameras. the rest of the contentious and emotional debate played out on social media. >> radical islam -- >> reporter: as the night continued, democrats dug in. >> if you don't think the bill is right, come down here and tell us why!

>> referencing the republicans shutting off cameras inside the chamber cutting off protest. the big news of the day was donald trump's harsh attack on hillary clinton. trump railed against clinton, labeling her as corrupt and dangerously incompetent. chip reid reports. hillary clinton may be the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency of the united states. [ applause ] >> reporter: before an enthusiastic audience at one of his new york hotels, donald trump pilgered hillary clinton. he claimed her highly

controversial e-mails had been hacked by foreign governments. >> we can't hand over our government to someone whose deepest, darkest secrets may be in the hands of our enemies. >> reporter: he lobbed personal insults. >> she's a world-class liar. >> reporter: he even accused her of crimes. >> hillary clinton has perfected the politics of personal profit and even theft. >> reporter: trump also criticized her plan for syrian refugees -- >> hillary clinton supports a radical 550% increase in syrian refugees coming into the united states. >> reporter: that number is correct, but some of his claims were questionable at best. for example -- >> she refuses to acknowledge the threat posed by radical islam. >> reporter: last week, she did just that. >> to me, radical jihadism, islamism, i think they mean the same thing. i'm happy to say either. >> reporter: chip reid, cbs news, new york. during a speech in north carolina, clinton responded to

trump with more criticism of her own. >> right away, he lashed out on twitter with outlandish lies and conspiracy theories. he did the same in his speech today. think about it -- he's going after me personally because he has no answers on the substance -- [ cheers ] >> clinton says trump hates it when anyone points out how hollow his sales pitch is. one of the original prisoners at the u.s. military prison at guantanamo bay, cuba, has been relocated to montenegro. he had been held at gitmo for 14 years. abdel ah-regadi was found to no longer pose a significant threat to the united states. 79 prisoners remain at gitmo. 29 have been cleared for rele e release. the body of a family member whose sailboat is missing off the coast of florida has been recovered. the family set sail sunday and

ran into a storm with six-foot seas about 30 miles to the south. they were traveling to ft. myers to repair their boat. the coast guard also recovered debris from the boat. ace kimberly, two teenage sons, and a teenage daughter were on the boat when it disappeared. >> we still have three persons out there that we're trying desperate three locate, and we still have hope for that. >> the family had lived on the boat for about a year. this morning, severe weather is making its way through the midwest. damaging winds, hail, and tornadoes expected. a funnel cloud was spotted in the chicago area. tornado watches are posted in illinois, indiana, and ohio. another tornado hit central illinois damaging at least four homes. and firefighters were a bate

san gabriel complex fire in southern california. the san gabriel fire is actually two adjacent fires. as of last night, it was 15% contained. and some evacuation orders had been lifted. no homes have been lost, but there have been a few close calls. overseas now, polls are open in britain for a vote on whether that country should leave the european union. britain has been a member of the e.u. for 43 years where people and trade move freely. if british voters opt out, there could be some serious economic ramifications affecting trade in europe and the u.s. mark phillips reports. >> reporter: as political battles go, this one started nasty and then got ugly. >> stop telling lies! >> reporter: stability had long flushed down the river by the time the battle of the thames took place between those who want britain to leave the european union and others who wanted to stay.

>> you're a fraud! >> reporter: those have been some of the polite exchanges. when some leave europe campaigners unveiled a poster showing imaginary hordes flooding britain -- >> it hasn't been project fair, it's been project hate as far as integration's concerned. [ applause ] >> reporter: somewhere among the na name-calling, an argument is taking place. britain does by far the bulk of its trade with europe. every major business group wants britain to stay in, along with every major international financial body and every ally britain has including the u.s. the outers say the e.u. is holding britain back with its stifling regulations, unelected bureaucracy, and high costs. the opinion polls say the result is too close to call. and lest you ask the bookees who are usually right.

the betting money, says alex donahue, is going one way in the homestretch. >> one point we thought to use the horse racing term, we might need to use a photo finish equipment. now we're saying there might be lengths at the end. >> reporter: staying in the e.u. is a much stronger bet? >> 100%. >> reporter: the leave campaign is relying on an emotional, even nostalgic appeal. a slogan by leave campaigner boris johnson. >> if we vote leave and take back control, i believe that this thursday could be our country's independence day. [ applause ] >> reporter: this isn't just about britain. it's not even just about the e.u. in this globalized world, destabilizing the european union, if that's what it comes to, could affect economies everywhere. mark phillips, cbs news, london. coming up on the "cbs morning news," a legendary song goes to the jury. deliberations are underway in

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democrats who staged a sit-in on the house floor over gun control say they've crossed just one bridge. congressman john lewis who led the protest and is a veteran of the civil rights movement talked about the ongoing battle. >> a little more than 50 years ago, i crossed the bridge not just one time, but it took us

three times to make it all the way from selma to montgomery. we have other bridges to cross, and when we come back in july, we'll start all over again. >> lewis vowed, as you heard, to continue the gun control battle when the house reconvenes july 5th. two sick workers who were airlift from a south pole base are being treated in chile. they arrived yesterday after rescuers flew a 3,000 mile roundtrip across antarctica. the flyers defied total darkness and temperatures of minus 75. no word on the condition of the patients. health officials are declaring a nose spray flu vaccine a failure, and baltimore prepares for protests. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the baltimore sun" reports that the city is bracing for reaction to a verdict in a trial linked to freddie gray's death. a judge is expected to rule this

morning on a murder charge and other counts against officer caesar goodson jr. gray's death after his arrest last year led to riots. the "wall street journal" reports the failure of a widely prescribed nasal spray flu vaccine. experts are advising doctors not to give flumist to patients. the astrazenica product was found not to protect children from the flu for the past three years. and the "los angeles times" reports that the "stairway to heaven" case is in a jury's hand. it must decide whether led zeppelin stole a rif of the iconic song from another group. the lawsuit filed on behalf of a deceased songwriter. ahead, facebook cover-up? the ceo of the world's biggest social network shows that he social network shows that he

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on the cbs "money watch" now, a car recall is on the fast track after an actor's death, and how facebook's ceo likes to maintain his privacy. jill wagner's at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. stocks on wall street are in a bit of a holding pattern as investors wait for the outcome of today's referendum on britain's membership in the european union. the dow finished 48 points lower. the s&p fell 3. the nasdaq dipped 10 points. fee at chrysler is speeding up the recall of cars with onfusing gear shifts. on sunday 2015 jeep grand cherokee killed "star trek" actor anton everyone yelchin. his jeep was among those recalled in april after drivers complained they had trouble telling if the transmission was in park after they stopped. the electric tarmaker tesla made a $2.8 billion offer to buy solar city. elon musk is the largest shareholder in both companies.

tesla's stock tanked following news it was down nearly 10%. musk want to create one-stop shopping for electric fans and home solar system from the same company. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg apparently employs low-tech security measures for his secured. in a photo posted to his facebook account, it appears his laptop camera and microphone were covered with tape. if so, it's a precaution that many people take to protect themselves from unwanted surveillance. hackers can gain control of computer cameras via malware, and computer owners may be unaware. >> i do the same thing. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot. still ahead, epic celebration. fans crowd the streets of cleveland for a parade to honor the nba champions. there, hi. why do people have eyebrows? why do people put milk on cereal? oh, are you reading why people put milk on cereal? why does your tummy go "grumbily, grumbily, grumbily"? why is it all (mimics a stomach grumble)

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with his poll numbers regulars at this dance party. why do you think so many in your generation are so hit to this danc dance? >> it's fun. in this age we're all on our phones, saying what's up. here you're actually connecting with people. >> reporter: sounds like you're hooked. >> i am hooked.

>> reporter: it was created in the 1920s in the dance halls of harlem, like the famous savoy ballroom. the high-flying flips combined with big band jazz orchestras turned it into a craze made famous like in movies like the classic "hell's a popping." >> it's a really melting pot dance. it is america. >> reporter: mark harbiger organizes the dances for the nonprofit swing central. a typical crowd is more than 200. >> they love the music. they love the connection. the community is fantastic. it's worldwide. ♪ >> reporter: the resurgence began about a decade ago. mit now has lindy hop social clubs which give weekly lessons for beginners. the first lindy hop era began to fade in the 1950s when jazz moved from ballrooms to lounges giving bands like this a chance to reintroduce the movement to a new generation.

>> i think people are waking up to the fact that live music is one of those experiences that will never happen again. you can't get it on itunes. >> reporter: what are non-lindy hoppers missing? >> it's pure joy. when i dance, i can't help but smile. >> reporter: sometimes history doesn't repeat, it swings. michelle miller, cbs news, cambridge. here's another look at this morning's top stories -- the democratic sit-in on the house floor continued into the early morning hours. some 200 democratic lawmakers are demanding a vote on gun control. they carried signs, shouted down the speaker, and sang. republicans would not budge. early this morning, they passed a bill to deal with the zika outbreak and then adjourned the house until after july 4th. coming up after your local news "cbs this morning," an undercover investigation into the sale of used cars that have

safety defects. anna werner has our report. plus, cnet has the newest smart gadget that will help you get a better night's sleep. we'll go to los angeles and take you for a ride on the sky slide. 70 floors up. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. great day. michelle miller, cbs news, cambridge.

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cool looking spectacular. i never take it for granted. good morning, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's check in with roberta and check the weather. >> there's a little hint of color but for the most part we have areas of low clouds and fog. good morning. we have the return of the marine layer and i just love this view looking out towards sfo. you can see the marine layer just stacked up next to the airport. temperatures in the upper 50s and 40s. we have the marine layer stacked up into the san mateo coast, ocean beach, you are overcast. later today, we will reveal sunshine for everyone. 60s beaches, 60s, 70s bayside, 80s in the peninsula. 82 in san jose, that's close to the average high. it's a seasonal day here in the bay area. this will be the coolest day