captioning funded by cbs it's monday, april 9th, 2018. missiles strike a syrian air base following a suspected chemical attack in syria that killed dozens of men, women, and children. breaking overnight, many are hurt as a bus carrying teens on their way home from spring break slams into an overpass. and summit meeting. north korea signals that its leader is willing to discuss denuclearization. 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. thiserning morn this mornin . this morning the russians say israel carried out a strike on an air force base. the missile attack followed a suspected poison gas attack saturday against the syrian opposition that reportedly killed at least 40 people. president trump blamed russia for backing syria and promised a big price to play. wendy gillette is here in new york. wendy, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. a british monitoring group said 14 people were killed in a missile attack early today. syria's state run news agency said it was likely american aggression. the department of defense added that its closely watching the situation after a reported gas attack killed dozens, including women and children. the u.n. security council will convene today for an emergency session to discuss the suspected chemical attack in syria.

images from first responders show what they say is the result of a poisonous gas attack saturday. it's insisted at least 40 people were killed in a rebel-held town. cbs cannot independently verify these videos or confirm whether a chemical attack took place. president trump condemned the strike on twitter and warned of they have long said if kim is unwilling to denuclearize, there would be no reason for a meeting. it's unclear where the meet willing take place. the president is pushing back on a report that his chief of staff john kelly is getting increasingly frustrated. according to the "washington post," kelly and mr. trump have had heated shouting matches. the president calls the report far more fiction than fact and mr. trump is also defending

embattled e.p.a. administrationer scott pruitt. there are repeated calls for pru pruitt to resign over links to a condo and travel. on twitter the president insisted pruitt is doing a great job. six high school students were injured when a bus crashed into an overpass on the long island highway. the top of the bus was sheared off in last night's crash. they were returning from a spring break trip to europe. 38 students were on board ages 16 to 18. the students and five chaperones were headed from kennedy airport to a high school to be picked up by their parents. the 15 young canadian hockey players who were killed when a truck slammed into their bus were remembered at a memorial last night. justin trudeau was among those who attended a vigil at the

humboldt hockey arena. while most of the players were from elsewhere in western canada, they had been put up by families in humboldt as part of junior hockey. >> reporter: the humboldt broncos were on their way to a playoff game friday night, 30 minutes from their final destination, when a tractor trailer collided with their bus on a rural highway. the top of the bus was sheared off, and its front end was completely destroyed. 29 impeachment were on board including the bus driver, 15 of them killed. royal canadian police assistant commissioner said the driver of the trailer was not hurt. >> the driver of the semitrailer tractor unit is not in custody. >> reporter: residents are reeling over the loss. >> we've got a lot of youth in this community that are really, really struggling and troubled right now. >> reporter: tributes to several of the victims have been posted online. tyler bieber was the radio announcer. his brother brandon wrote, i don't know what to do or say right now. i know one thing. you will always be in my heart.

r.i.p., my sweet brother. >> 15 members of the humboldt broncos hockey team have lost their lives. >> reporter: the accident has sent shock waves throughout the entire hockey community. >> it's got you embracing people every day. each and every day you're with your family, you'd better enjoy it. >> reporter: nhl teams paid trib bit by wearing the team's name broncos on their jerseys. ♪ o canada, we stand on guard for thee ♪ >> reporter: mireya villarreal, cbs news. near a cliff where a family's - suv fell some 100 feet into the ocean. authorities say the suv was deliberately driven off the cliff two weeks ago. the bodies of two women and three of their six adopted children were recovered. the body recovered saturday appears to be that of another

sibling. and opening statements are scheduled today in bill cosby's sexual assault retrial. the first trial ended in a hung jury. meg oliver has our report. >> reporter: 80-year-old bill cosby returns to court monday for his second sexual assault trial in less than a year. cbs news legal analyst rikki klieman says the "me too" movement could have an effect on the jury's perception. >> now "me too," now the presumption has totally changed. it's exactly the inverse. we believe an accusation by a man or woman whether or not core rob rated must be truthful. >> reporter: the comedian is charged in the drugging and sexual assault with andrea consta

constand. he says it was consensual. >> the defense is going to portray andrea constand as a greedy woman who was willing to frame bill cosby. >> reporter: tom mesereau will defend bill cosby. he's best known for the aquick tall of michael jackson in his trial. the judge will allow a friend of andrea constand to testify about an alleged conversation between the two. >> miss jackson is going to testify allegedly that andrea said to her that i'm going to frame a celebrity and get money. >> reporter: more than 50 women have accused cosby of sex yooiluasexual assault. constand is the only one who has resulted in criminal prosecution, but during the trial five other accusers are expected to take the stand.

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our top stories this morning. the russian military says israel carried out an air strike on a syrian air base today following a poison gas attack in a syrian stronghold. at least 40 people, women and children, were killed. president trump promised a big price to pay for the suspected chemical attack. and opening statements in the bill cosby retrial are scheduled for today. the first trial last spring ended in a mistrial when jurors were unable to reach a unanimous verdict. cosby is charged with molesting and drugging andrea constand back in 2004. cosby claims it was consensual. there are more than 1,800 target stores in the u.s. dean reynolds looks into this. >> our goal would be to take a photograph of each of the fingerprints are that are on

each piece of evidence. >> reporter: in a dark lab, these experts are busy solving crimes. >> what did he get convicted of? >> a number of crimes including grand larceny and conspiracy in california. >> reporter: the lab uses the latest in digital forensics to nab suspects. >> process those fingerprints and turn those over to law enforcement. >> turn those over because these pressure chambers and rows of monitors are not located in a police department. they're at target, you know, the retailer. i'm at one of the 1,800 target stores nationwide and all of them can be viewed live from several angles at the company's national investigation center. lautenbach is the senior corporate security manager. >> why do you need this? >> really, our business is organized retail fraud. >> reporter: target opens about 300 case as year and is so efficient, actual police departments have asked for its help.

20% of the lab's work doesn't even involve offenses against the store. >> we have found it in this county to be extremely helpful. >> we have solved murder cases -- whodunit murder cases, which are the toughest ones to solve, of course, very quickly by relying on our scientific evidence. >> reporter: target's lab helped los angeles police identify this decoy getaway car that led to homicide arrests and convictions. helping police is great, but big box stores have a huge incentive to do this sort of thing, given that organized retail crime costs them $30 billion annually. all the more reason for labs like this one to be on target. dean reynolds, cbs news, brooklyn, minnesota. coming up on "cbs this morning," a former facebook employee says he warned the social network years ago that

the data that was collected could be used, warnings that went unheeded. we'll speak with him. and gayle talks with rocker elton john ahead of a cbs special involved the legendary singer. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

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