it's wednesday april 19th, 2017 this is cbs morning news. >> we have defied the odds, we have shattered expectations. >> georgia's special election will head to a run off between a long shot democrat that's earned millions in national donations and a republican in a deep red district. why president trump is taking credit this morning. >> a new report this morning says fox news is set to part ways with host bill o'reilly after a slew of sexual harassment allegations and exodus of advertisers. and the nationwide manhunt for steve stephens is over thanks to an alert mcdonald's

employee. >> took his money and pulled to the next window and she stepped out of there and called the state police right away. >> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquaters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne marie green. well a closely watched congressional election is headed to a run off this morning. 30-year-old democrat jon ossoff was the top vote getting in the 18 candidate primary. he is trying to at the identify the odds in take georgia's 6th congressional district that voted republican since 1978. he'll face the republican in the june run off. president trump used twitter to urge republicans to vote in an election that some see as a referendum on his presidency. roxanna is here. good morning.

good morning, ossoff had the support of grass roots activists and millions in donations but fell short of the majority needed to win out right in a race that has national implications. >> democrat jon ossoff took the stage tuesday night gearing up to flip georgia's 6th congressional seat in two months time. >> there is no doubt that this is already a victory for the ages. >> democrats pumped millions of dollars into his campaign hoping the 30-year-old former congressional staffer would win yesterday's special election outright. that would have turned the district from red to blue for the first time in nearly 40 years. >> only you can stop the super liberal democrats and in

particular, jon ossoff. >> president trump countered the efforts in a series of robos calls and tweets. he took credit for tuesday's outcome. despite major outside support, big run off win in georgia. glad to help. >> the president is interested in what happens here. >> ossoff will face the republican. she earned more votes than 11 other republicans vying for the spot. >> it's been a competitive campaign. no coronation which is what occurred on the democrat side. democrats are betting national anger with the president will translate into votes for ossoff. the party needs 24 seats to win back the house in 2018. >> president trump beat hillary clinton in the 6th district by

just one point in november. the congressional seat there was left vacant when tom bryce became the president's health and human services secretary this year. >> thank you so much roxanna. overseas now vice president mike pence again warned north korea not to test the resolve of the united states. pence is in japan. he met with business leaders today but earlier on board the american aircraft carrier the u.s.s. reagan pence reiterated for the third day in a row his warning to north korea that any military aggression would be met with overwhelming u.s. response. >> the united states of america will always seek peace but under president trump the shield stands guard and the swords stand ready. >> pence also visited japanese youth baseball and softball clinic. he leaves for indonesia this morning. >> meanwhile a vision aired on television in north korea. it is missiles engulfing america in flames. it was part of ceremonies marking the birth of the country's founder. the regime has a long history of

threats against the u.s. the trump administration says iran is complying with the nuclear deal negotiated by the obama administration in 2015 but in a letter to speaker paul ryan, secretary of state rex tillerson said the administration is reviewing the agreement and said iran remains a leading state sponsor of terrorism. president trump took his america first campaign pledge to wisconsin signing an executive order targeting the visa program allowing highly skilled workers into this country. the president toured the tool manufacturer. the executive order looks to curve the h1v program that undercuts u.s. workers by bringing in larger number of cheaper foreign workers. also looks to have american made products used in certain federal projects. >> in short, this order declares that american projects should be

made with american goods. >> while pledging to support american made goods many trump branded products like clothing are made overseas. super bowl champions the new england patriots visit the president at the white house today but at least six players decided not to attend. the boston globe reports alan branch opted out because of the president's sexist remarks. four others disagree with the president's policies and one hasn't said why he's not attending. former president george h.w. bush remains in a houston hospital this morning being treated for pneumonia. mr. bush is 92 years old and has been at methodist hospital since friday. he was hospitalized for 16 days in january when he was treated again for pneumonia. he is said to be in good spirits and will remain hospitalized while he regains his strength. fox news is ready to end it's association with star anchor bill o'reilly.

there's mounting pressure on the network to drop o'reilly followling allegations that fox settled multiple sexual harassment complaints. he's been on vacation from his show since april 12th. a slew of advertisers defected from his show. the murdoch family originally backed o'reilly but that appears to be changing. police in fresno, california say the man suspected of shooting three men planned to kill as many white people as possible. he was also wanted in the death of a security guard last week. he faces four counts of murder. >> fresno police arrested mohammad for gunning down three men in a block and a half square area on tuesday in what they describe as random acts of violence. >> these individuals chosen today did not do anything to deserve what they got. these were unprovoked attacks. the chief says month hah made was armed with a .357 resolver when he opened fire on

his first victim sitting inside a utility truck. moments later he shot and killed his second and third victims. one on the sidewalk and the other in the parking lot of the catholic charities, taking time to reload. >> all six rounds were fired in less than a minute within four different locations. >> officers responded within one minute of the first shot. they tackled and arrested mohammed moments later. >> as he was taken into custody he yelled out. >> the chief said mohammed also officers he hates white people. all three victims were white men. >> this is solely based on race and and it has nothing to do with terrorism in spite of the statements that he made. >> he told officers he pledged his allegiance to go in case something happened to him as a result of his actions.

they were already searching for mohammed in connection with a shooting that left a security guard at a motel dead. the man known as the facebook killer killed himself after being recognized at a fast food restaurant and being chased by police. steve stephens was spotted at a mcdonald's in eerie, pennsylvania. 48 hours earlier he gunned down a 74-year-old man and posted the video on book. a drive-thru attendant recognized period stephens. the restaurant owner said they try to buy some time to notify police. >> told him it was going to be a minute for his fries. it wasn't really. we were just trying to make sure that she got into contact with the state police. >> police chased stephens for two miles before he took his own life. >> although this was not the

ideal outcome we are pleased that no one from the community was harmed including members of law enforcement. >> stephens talked about having problems with his girlfriend and gambling issues and just snapped. coming up, a child's arrest caught on video. a boy with autism is arrested at school and an apology from adidas for an e-mail to customers after the boston marathon. this is the cbs morning news. glimpses of egypt's past this is the cbs morning news. stand up to chronic migraine with botox® chronic migraine shown to actually prevent headaches and migraines before they even start. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. it's injected by a doctor once every 12 weeks. and is covered by most insurance. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness

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our top story this morning. the much watched election in georgia is headed to a run off. jon ossoff fell under the threshold required for an outright win. many see the race as a referendum on the trump presid. our top story this morning. the much watched election in georgia is headed to a run off. jon ossoff fell under the threshold required for an outright win. many see the race as a referendum on the trump presidency. newly discovered documents tell us about a long forgotten chapter in american history. wow, how old is this? >> this is 1895. >> margaret is the archivist at the church where stored away are historical gems. >> this is the only child i have and i much desire to find him.

they're called information wanted acts. they were written by newly freed slaves looking for lost family members that were sold or ran away. >> i wasn't familiar with them at all. i didn't know they were in there. >> how did that make you feel when you discovered that. >> i just said to myself this is a hidden treasure. >> villanova university history professor came looking for them as part of he research project last august. >> there's so few opportunities for us to hear enslaved people describe their lives. every ad tells a life story. >> in one a daughter writes my mother was sold from me when i could but crawl. a sister says her brother escaped by underground railroad. about his son, a father says, when about 14 he was sold and his daughter leah was sold at the same time. >> they have been trying to in their minds remember what their daughter looked like or son looked like and they wrote it all down in that short three or

four lines. >> they cataloged a thousand so far from the archived microfilm of the christian recorder and five other newspapers. a few adds had success like this one i have found henry and mary. we all belonged to william hightower. >> i read some of these. just unimaginable. >> both hope the ads fill in the historical hole after emancipation. >> they're really important for people to understand how people survive an institution like slavery and how they carry on afterwards. >> evidence that after freedom, family was never forgotten. coming up on cbs this morning, russia has posted a virtual tour of its new base in the arctic. we will see how the country has stepped up it's footprint in the icy region. plus president trump plans to spend a trillion dollars on infrastructure.

how america's roads, rails and airports will be reshaped and celebrity chef anthony bourdain stops by studio 57 with his new documentary about a pioneer in american cuisine. that's the cbs morning news for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne marie green. have a great day. this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne marie green. have a great day.

♪[ music ] good morning, time to rise and shine! we take a live look at the bay bridge this morning, clear conditions out there right now. it is wednesday, april 19. i'm kenny choi. michelle is off today. time now 4:30. roberta is here with a check of the forecast. and gianna. >> good morning. >> with a check of traffic.

>> if i would have known i would be sitting this close to you i would have worn my favorite perfume for you. >> are you getting nervous? >> i am. [ laughter ] >> extra deodorant. [ crosstalk ] >> good morning! >> good morning, we have a spectacular day in the forecast for you today. we'll start off with lots of sunshine and we will end with increasing clouds. temperatures today from the high 50s at the beaches, 60s around the bay to the low 70s away from the bay. we have rain returning later tonight. we are going to talk about that more but first to "lady g." >> you know, the freeways look spectacular right now, as well. no accidents, that's the good news. the one thing to keep in mind we have roadwork along 280 extension at cesar chavez one lane shut down. it should be wrapped up by 6:00. we are seeing some slight slowing past the scene but other than that everything is free-flowing as you head into san francisco. no delays on the bay bridge. we'll have that coming up in just a few minutes. a gunman in the central valley shoots and kills