that's the "overnight news" for r r ws captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs it's monday, july 10th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." russia connections? president trump's son admits to meeting with a kremlin-linked lawyer during the presidential campaign. raging wildfires race across california, forces thousands of people to evacuate. and a weekend bike ride lands a cyclist in the hospital and the driver in jail. the hit and run-caught on camera. 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. we begin with the latest on possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia. donald trump jr. says he met with a kremlin-linked lawyer who promised help with the campaign. the meeting between the president's eldest son took place in june at the trump tower shortly after his father won the gop nomination. "the new york times" reports trump jr. agreed to the meeting after being promised he would be told information linked to clinton. his brother-in-law jared kushner and then campaign manager paul manafort also attended. in a statement trump jr. said during the meeting the lawyer had information that individuals in marco rubio were funding the national democratic committee and supporting hillary clinton but he said no details were offered and it turned into a plan allowing u.s. citizens to adopt russian children. meanwhile president trump

says he strongly pushed president vladimir putin and back tracked on cooperating with russia on cyber security. brook silva-braga is here in new york. brook, good morning. >> good morning. many in congress, both democrat and republican expressed concern after the president announced he had discussed partnering with russia to combat election hacking. by last night that had changed. president trump has backed off a plan to create a cyber security team with russia. mr. trump started sunday morning with this tweet about his g-20 meeting with vladimir putin. pew tip and i discussed the security unit so hack and many other things can be guarded. >> if that's our best election defense, we might as well mail our ballot boxes to moscow.

>> reporter: by sunday night he was writing a different tune, righting in part just because we discussed a cyber plan doesn't mean it can happen. it can't. it came after a day of criticism not ust from democrats but republicans as well. >> to forgive and to forget is to empower putin, and that's exactly what he did. >> marco rubio said partnering with russia on a cyber unit is the same as partnering with assad on a chemical weapons unit. >> senator cain went a step further to say i'm sure putin would be of assistance since he's the one doing the hacking. he also said russia got away with disrupting while pay nothing penalty. anne-marie? >> brook silva-braga. thanks, brook. ahead on "cbs this morning," the former acting director of the cia michael morell on the possible investigation into the collusion between the trump

campaign and russia. congress returns from the july 4th recess today, but efforts to repeat and replace the affordable care act look to be dead in the water. at least ten gop senators say they oppose the bill drafted by mitch mcconnell and the others. senator mccain says that bill is dead and it's time to come up with a new proposal with the democr democrats. >> introduce a bill. say to the democrats, here's a bill. it doesn't mean they control it. it means they can have amendments considered. then when they lose, they're part of the process. that's what democracy is supposed to be all about. >> and the clock is ticking. lawmakers have three weeks of work before an august recess. some republicans want to shorten the break, which would go against capitol hill direction. turning to the western states now, this morning dozens of wildfires are burning from

denver to oregon. there are red flag warnings indicating critical fire postings in six states. three fires in california have sent people running for their lives. one temporarily trapped council ler and their children are running. ving flames jumped t >> reporter: like when fast moving flames jumped the highway, they had little time to react when the santa barbara fire quickly grew to thousands of acres. strong winds fueled the whittier fire, forcing hundreds to evacuate including 90 children attending summer camp. everyone got out safely but at least 20 structures have been destroyed. a much larger fire is burning to north where the alamo fire has scorched 20,000 acres. fire captain dave zaniboni. >> we thought we had a pretty good jump on it.

but the fire jumped the line. >> reporter: gretchen leaf had to quickly prepare to evacuate. >> reporter: that's also what residents faced north of sacramento. >> i just can't even believe what i'm seeing. >> reporter: over 4,000 fires have burned in the wildfire. >> the wind was shifting badly, going one way or the other. the poor firefighters have had their hands full. >> reporter: at least four buildings have burned to ground with no containment in sight. in los angeles temperatures are being blamed for another fire. a transformer that exploded, knocking out power to 140,000 customers. there have been no deaths in any of these fire, but there have been several injuries. to put this year in perspective so far, there have been 2,100 fires here in california. that's up 22% from the same time last year. mireya villarreal, cbs news, los angeles. this morning a cease-fire by in southern syria negotiated by

the u.s., russia, and jordan, appears to be holding. the truce covers three provinces including thee areas where the syrian government and rebels are fighting isis militants are not part of the deal. no cease-fire has lasted long in the six-year syrian war. u.s.-backed rebels are backing syrian government forces supported by russia, and the prime minister of iraq congratulated iraqi troops for driving isis militants out of the city of mosul. isis took over iraq's second largest city in 2014. the battle to free the city began nine months ago. the militants still hold onto a small part of the city. losing mosul would be a major set back for isis. at least eight people have been arrested with an american killed outside a bar in greece. 22-year-old bakari henderson was with friends on an island when he was beaten earl friday morning. it's unclear what prompted the

fight. henderson recently graduated from the university of arizona and he was in greece to launch a new clothing line. an administrator at a private high school in nashville is under arrest accused of hitting a bicyclist on the tennessee parkway. tyler noe was riding his bike with his friend. a black volvo hit him and kept on going. he sustained serious but non-life-threatening injuries. the parkway is a designated bike route. coming up on the "morning news" now, a fire in london breaks out. firefighters battle a huge blaze at a popular market. and a sleeping camper in colorado attacked by a bear. this is the "cbs morning news." so you'll be ready for whatever tomorrow brings. because mom's love is unconditional. even at 6am. nature's bounty melatonin. we're all better off healthy. nature's bounty knows healthy cholesterol starts in your gut.

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the camden lot market. the fire purveyor says the fire is under control and no injuries have been reported. back home a bear attacked a sleeping cam camper and a deadly party. "the cincinnati enquirer" reports two men are sought for killing a woman and wounding eight others at a party for an expectant mother. three children and a pregnant woman are anothing those wounded saturday night in a suburb. the woman reported she lost her unborn child. police say there was no sign of unforced entry by the gunmen. the sydney roman herald reports that a roman catholic cardinal accused of sexual abuse has returned to rome today. senior cardinal george pell is expected to face charges later this month. the "lansing state journal" reports the former gymnastics

coach who once treated gymnasts will face up to 25 years in prison. nearly 100 women and girls say nassar assaulted themthe last 25 years. a bear bit a teenager's head while he was sleeping outside yesterday at a ranch in north central colorado. >> i just started hitting the bear as hard as i could and i found its eye and i started poking its fingers as hard as i could and it drug me for ten minutes before i was able to get away. >> officials are trying to trap the bear and say if it is caught, it will be euthanized. and people talked with an author who plans to run with the pamplona bulls again today despite being gored twice before. bill hillmann was released from a spanish hospital yesterday after being jabbed in the buttocks by a bull saturday. he was also gored three years

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sky watchers were thrilled this weekend by a spectacular full moon. this view was captured from rhode island. some native american tribes call this lunar phase the thunder moon because it coincides with the stormy time in parts of the u.s. on the "cbs moneywatch," new details on the president's tax plan, and "spider-man" crawls to the top of the box office. roxana saberi is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, roxana. >> good morning, anne-marie. investors will be watching when fed chair janet yellen gives her semiannual monetary report to congress set for wednesday. the fed is expected to stick with its plan for a third interest rate hike this year after friday's better than expected job growth in the u.s. the dow gained 14 points for the week. the s&p lost 13 points, and the nasdaq finished down 113 points.

treasury secretary steve mnuchin says the trump administration is not considering a tax increase on the wealthiest americans. mnuchin says they plan to introduce their new tax plan by november. they plan to introduce it from 39% to 35% and lower tax rates for the middle class. it's unclear how the administration plans to offset the cost of those cuts. we're getting a first look alt the new battery powered tesla model 3. ceo elon musk tweeted photos of the car over the weekend. the model 3 sedan will cost $35,000. tesla says it can travel 216 miles on a single charge. it already has orders for more than 370,000 cars. and a big debut for "spider-man" homecoming. >> wait a minute. you guys aren't the real avengers.

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torrential rain is blamed for the collapse of a favor-story building in western tibet. residents evacuated before the building fell saturday and no one was hurt. rain has pummeled away the region last month, washing away a road and two bridges. the son of a former major leaguer who was struck by a baseball has been released to return home. jason lockhart was released yesterday from an atlanta hospital after undergoing senn surgeries the last three weeks. the 15-year-old was hit in the face during a tournament last month. he's the son of former braves infielder keith lockhart. many people who survive severe illness or injury are unable to exercise, but now new specialized gyms are helping them. weijia jiang has the story.

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our top stories this morning. donald trump jr. said he met with a kremlin-linked lawyer who promised information helpful to the trump campaign. trump jr. said during the meeting the lawyer claimed to have information damaging to hillary clinton, but no details were offered. his father was unaware of the meeting. president trump said it's time to move forward in working with russia, but he backed off a plan to create a cyber security team with russia. his turnaround came after some heavy criticism from both democrats and republicans. and dozens of wildfires are burning across the west. three in california forced the evacuation of thousands. they include nearly 90 children

who were trapped by the flames at a summer camp. they were rescued, but at least 20 buildings were destroyed. a new hearing takes place in london this morning in the case of charlie gard. the parents are trying to get the baby to the u.s. for treatment that he needs. >> reporter: connie yates and chris gard rallied support for their son on sunday in a campaign to move their 11-month-old to america after doctors in england said charlie should be taken off life support. >> they're not specialists in london. there are specialists in america where we want to go. >> reporter: he was born healthy but a severe medical condition soon left him blind, deaf, and unable to breathe. his doctors saw no hope.

but instead on friday charlie's parents asked the courts for a fresh hearing in light of new evidence for potential treatment. >> he's our flesh and blood. he deserves a chance. >> reporter: that chance could come by a new york presbyterian hospital and colombia university medical center. this week they plan to introduce a bill that would give charlie permanent residency and open the door to treatment. tony dokoupil, cbs news, new york. coming up on "cbs this morning," sometimes your friends may not be the friends you think you are. ahead how scammers are on the network to steal money from friends and family. plus in our "real food"

series, jamie yuccas talks about a new dining experience where vegetables are the main dish. and bill nye the science guy, everything all at once, how to unleash your inner nerd, tap into any problem, and solve your problem. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com 2348

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