cbs this morning.g. from the broadcast center in new york city. york city. i'm de captioning funded by cbs it's monday, april 30th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." a caravan of migrants seeking asylum reaches the u.s./mexico border to be told there's no more room. north korea's promise. kim jong-un says he will abandon his nuclear weapons on one condition. what he wants the u.s. to agree to. and from bitter rivals to potential partners. >> t-mobile and sprint have agreed to come together and form a new stronger company.

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. well, this morning some 200 central american migrants seeking asylum in the united states are being held at the mexico border. u.s. immigration officials say the san diego processing facility is full. their month-long journey by foot, train, and bus has been closely watched and criticized by the trump administration. hena doba is here in new york. hena, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. it's been a tough journey for these migrants. so 1,500 people were in the caravan when it started over a month ago. its dwuindled to about 200. many are camped on blankets and backpacks outside the crossing. hundreds at arrived at the

u.s./mexico border. for many it was the end of a month-long journey to get to the united states, but the caravan's members learned they would have to wait before they could even apply for asylum. officials with u.s. customs and border protection said their facility south of san diego is full. the migrants won't be processed until space is available. >> are you watching that mess that's going on right now with that caravan that's coming up? >> that rally has been a flash point. >> if a person puts their foot over the line, we have to take them into our country, we have to let them go to come back to court in like a year. only one problem. they don't come back. >> on sunday immigration rights activists held a rally on the u.s. side of the border. some have been meeting with the migrants in mexico. >> sadly we are expecting them to be in a detention awaiting asylum at least for six months.

>> for now the caravan's members are camped out in tijuana as they await a chance to enter the u.s. u.s. officials have said they will prosecute any migrants who make false statements when applying for asylum. anne-marie? >> hena doba here in new york. thank you so much, hena. this morning there was a double suicide bombing attack in isis is taking responsibility for a double suicide bombing in kabul, afghanistan. at least 25 people were killed. the bombs exploded near government offices. among the dead were a number of journalists caught in the second explosion while reporting on the first. at least 25 were killed and 45 people were wounded. and this morning mike pompeo wrapped up his trip. jordan is the last stop on a

middle east wing where he has called for tougher measures to stop iran's efforts to build nuclear weapons. laura powe december a reports. >> reporter: secretary of state mike pompeo arrived sunday where he repeatedly took aim at i rehab. iran. >> we were deeply concerned about iran's nuclear threats. >> reporter: pompeo promised full support to israel. >> iran must be stopped. its quest for nuclear bombs must be stopped. >> reporter: israel is leading with calls to revise its 25 ts nuclear deal with iran. president trump will decide if the u.s. will stay in it by may 12 that if we can't fix it, he's going withdraw from the field. it's pretty straightforward. >> reporter: he does not believe it will play any role in the efforts with north korea. pompeo kicked off fresh

negotiations with kim jong-un in a secret visit last month. >> my goal was to try and identify if there was a real opportunity there. i believe there is. >> reporter: president trump is making plans to meet with kim within the next month or two. laura podesta, cbs news, new york. north korean leader kim jong-un said his country is willing to give up its nuclear weapons if the u.s. pledges not to attack the north. kim also told south korean leader moon jae-in he plans to shut down the north korean test site in may. john bolton said the president is looking for a breakthrough. but north korea has made promises like this before. >> if you look at the decision to give up nuclear weapons as a real strategic decision that north korea has to make, what we want to see from them is evidence that it's real and not just rhetoric. >> bolton said a lot is riding on the meeting between the president and kim.

mr. trump said he will not take anything less than full denuclearization. ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll hear from former cia and nsa chief michael hayden on whether he thinks north korea is serious about denuclearization. ronny jackson, president trump's nominee to be the director of veterans affairs. jackson denied the allegations and the secret service said it found no evidence of the alleged car accident involving alcohol. jackson will return to the white house medical unit. a vigil was held in toronto for the victims of last week's van attack. thousands attended including prime minister justin trudeau. ten people were killed when a van plowed through pedestrians on a sidewalk on a busy toronto street. people left flowers and handwritten notes at a makeshift

memorial. the suspect has been charged with ten counts of first-degree murder. maybe the third time will be the charm for t-mobile and sprint. >> hey, everybody. i'm back. you know what these videos mean. it means i have big news to share. >> that news is a proposed $26.5 billion merger agreement, a combination of the nation's third and fourth largest wireless companies. it means it would be reduced to three major players. consumers worry prices would be hiked. the merger will have to be approved by anti-trust regulators, which is far from certain. coming up on the "morning news" now, serving up insults. reaction to the scathing monologue at the white house correspondents dinner. and don't have a cow, man. the animated residents of springfield break a record. this is the "cbs morning news." of

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feet away. >> i actually really like sarah. i think she's very resourceful. like she burns fat and then she uses that ash to create a perfect smoky eye. like maybe she's born with it. maybe it's lies. >> president trump who wasn't there called wolf's routine a very big boring fuss. wolf said her aims wejokes were at seraph's "despicable acts." paula issued a statement the program was meant to offer a unifying message. "the dallas morning news" reports guns are banned at mike pence's speech at the nationality rifle association's convention. the ban is routine policy for

secret service. attendees are allowed to carry firearms at other times during the four-day convention. ing. >> arizona central" reports on the continuing red for ed teachers movement calling for more teacher funding. teachers walked out on thursday, shutting more than 1,000 schools. major districts throughout arizona will be closed again today, but smaller districts will resume classes. on friday, the governor and state lawmakers said they reached a deal to boost teacher pay by 20% in 2020. and "entertainment weekly" said "the simpsons" is the longest running scripted prime time show in tv history. >> my whole life has been leading to this one moment. my chest hurts. >> that's called pride. >> the show's 636th episode aired last night. it broke the record set by cbs's

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there is a mystery brewing at the white house over a missing tree. president trump and french president emmanuel macron shoveled dirt on the lawn and by the end of the week the tree was gone, replaced by a pale patch of grass. it turns out the tree was put in quarantine and will be replanted in the white house gardens. on the "cbs moneywatch" now, a racial controversy at whole foods, and the avengers break a box office record. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. we'll start with a little recap. so far corporate earnings are strong. more than half of the s&p 500 companies have reported a nearly 80% of beat analyst estimates.

a large part of it has to do with tax cuts. they'll be watching today. now, overall for the week, stocks ended up just about where they started. the world's biggest retailer is looking to get even bigger, seeking to buy a majority stake in india's online retailer, walmart is looking to buy flipkart for between $10 billion and $20 billion. walmart operates about 360 stores globally. it's an escalating war with amazon and could be walmart's biggest acquisition today. meantime whole foods is take a hit over its long beach, california, store. chain of restaurants. it's a deadly virus but some consider it a racist phrase. the restaurant owner said before this past week, this name has not been an issue. the superhero action flick

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talk about passing the big one. brazilian surfer rodrigo koxa has been credited with riding the biggest wave ever surfed. he rode the 80-foot wave in portugal. on saturday, the world's biggest surfer received the record at the big wave record award. linebacker shaquem griffin is the first one-handed draft pick in modern history. here's demarco morgan. >> reporter: when the general manager of the seattle seahawks called, shaquem griffin answered. after choosing him in the fifth round, the team now expects the

22-year-old linebacker to deliver big play this season. >> wasn't too worried about where i was going or when i was going. i wanted to go somewhere. i think i'm in the best spot ever now. >> reporter: with a college football career including scholarships to the university of central florida behind him, the move to seattle means shaquem will once again be teammates with his brother shaquill griffin who joined the seahawks last year. >> for me, having my brother beside me and have competition with him, i knew what my ability was. i knew what i can do. >> reporter: earlier this year shaquem's agility impressed recruiting teams at the nfl combine. bench-pressing 225 pounds. he's an amputee since age 4. a congenital birth defect left shaquem with one functioning hand. >> at a young age i had the mentality that nobody could tell

me what i could do and make sure what i did. no matter how hard or how long it took, i got it done. >> reporter: his elevation to the nfl was celebrated by 12-year-old julianna linton also born with amniotic band syndrome. shaquem explained what his golden opportunity means. >> the reference for me is to be able to set a standard and get away from people saying -- setting limitations on others because i never want to stop inspiring people to be the best that they can be. so even without football, football doesn't define shaquem. it's shaquem who defines it. >> reporter: demarco morgan, c. >> brent: football. cing cbs news, new york. coming up the ugly side of dockless bikes. people are leaving them all over the place endangering pedestrians and motorists.

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our top stories this morning, a caravan of central american migrants, some 200, arrived at the u.s. border near san diego yesterday seeking asylum. they had traveled over a month across mexico, but immigration officials said the processing facility was full and the migrants would have to wait in mexico. president trump has repeatedly denounced the immigrant caravan, saying it's an example why stronger immigration laws are needed. and president trump says his summit with north korean leader kim jong-un will take place in the next three to four weeks. kim says he will shut down his nuclear test site in may and he's willing to give up nuclear weapons as long as the u.s. promises not to invade north korea.

the president said he won't accept anything less than full denuclearization. bill cosby opened up to a new york newspaper about his sexual assault conviction. >> reporter: the "new york post" "page six" revealed an intimate look at his reaction to the decision. this is what they wanted, cosby said. the legendary comedian talked to the paper throughout both trials. they agreed nothing would be published until the verdict. during the first trial, cosby was offered a deal to serve under house arrest, register as a sex offender, and probation. cosby told "page six," why take a deal, not when they want me to say that i'm a sex offender. i didn't do what they said i did. over the years more than 60 women have accused cosby of sexual assaults. in addition to andrea constand's testimony, five other witnesses testified against the actor during the second trial. >> today we're finally in

a place to say that justice was done. >> reporter: cosby is under house arrest with a gps ankle bracelet until his sentencing this summer. as he mentally prepares for incarceration, cosby contemplates nelson mandela. he said i saw the cell he sat in and what he ate. if they send me to that place, that's what they will do. bill cosby faces up to 30 years in prison. he plans to appeal his verdict, which could delay his imprisonment for months or even years. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. coming up on "cbs this morning," a look at the privacy concerns about dna testing sights. tony dokoupil has details. plus, there's a rare former of eye cancer that you may not know about, but a group of friends are each suffering from the disease and they all went to the same university. we'll look at the race to solve the medical mystery. and the ugly side of

dockless bikes and scooters. people are leaving them all over the place, including dangerous spots for pedestrians and motorists. 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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>> let's say hello to neda and john mccaa ln. >> i forgot to set my alarm and i still woke up. >> glad you made it. >> could have been a close one. >> we are starting off with a good look here. around the beaches, it will be windy and cloudy and we will be about 5 degrees below average. we are staying cool but then by the middle of the week, we will rise to above average conditions, warm and sunny. the weekend is already looking good. mid-80s for a lot of spots by saturday and sunday. jaclyn? there is a big situation northbound 101, at the dumps, there was an overturned big rig. a traffic alert is in effect. chp has