i'm michelle miller. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs it's tuesday, may 15th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." worlds apart. more border clashes are expected today between palestinians and israeli forces over the new u.s. embassy in jerusalem. first lady melania trump remains hospitalized after undergoing surgery. and children are removed from a home after they're discovered living in shocking conditions. 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. more protests are expected along the border with gaza. during violent mass protests yesterday, at least 58 palestinians were killed. that includes a baby who died from exposure to teargas according to the gaza health ministry. the palestinians have been demonstrating for weeks. yesterday's violence came as the u.s. opened a controversial embassy in jerusalem. laura podesta is here in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the trump administration insists it remains committed to restarting the israeli-palestinian peace process. as you mentioned, with more than roughly 2,700 injured yesterday, the international community is skeptical. palestinians are holding mass funerals today, part of three days of mourning after dozens were killed in protests with israeli troops. 40,000 people showed up to the gaza border monday, continuing weeks of protests over a new u.s. embassy in jerusalem as

well as a blockade by israel and egypt. they set fires and threw firebombs and stones across the border into israel. israeli soldiers fired back and dropped teargas canisters from drones. 70 miles away, the united states was celebrating the new embassy. the event made little reference to what was happening in gaza, but white house senior adviser jared kushner did talk about finding peace between israel and palestinians. >> we believe that it is possible for both sides to gain more than they give so that all people can live in peace safe from danger, free from fear, and able to pursue their dreams. >> reporter: palestinian officials have cut off peace talks with the united states saying they will not accept a deal with the trump administration. and emran el-badawi who teaches middle eastern studies at the university of houston says the embassy move does not help the situation.

>> this really does represent a de facto termination of the so-called peace process. i say so-called because it's been dead for years. >> reporter: the white house blamed hamas, the militant group that controls the gaza strip, for the deadly violence. and we should mention the new u.s. embassy is a temporary location until a larger site that will also be in jerusalem can be found. back to you. >> laura podesta, thank you. tonight on the "cbs evening news," jeff glor interviews israeli prime minister first lady melania trump is resting in good spirits at the walter reed army medical center this morning after undergoing treatment for a benign kidney condition. vice president mike pence said the procedure was long planned. we have details from mola lenghi. mr. president, how is the first lady doing? >> reporter: president trump ignored shouted questions as he went to visit first lady melania trump at walter reed army

medical center late monday. earlier her office revealed mrs. trump underwent an embolization procedure to treat a benign kidney procedure. the procedure was successful, and there were no complications. >> a benign condition could be a benign growth or, less likely it could be a benign collection of blood vessels. >> reporter: doctors say the procedure is used to cut the blood supply to a growth so it shrinks. the exact nature of mrs. trump's condition was not disclosed. the president later tweeted that the first lady was in good spirits. forward to a full recovery. >> we tell patients to expect to be tired for about a week or ten days. they may have low-grade fevers which is your body's inflammatory response reacting to us blocking off the vessels within the mass. >> reporter: mrs. trump's profile has risen in the past several months from planning the first official state dinner to greeting three american hostages at joint base andrews. just last week she launched her "be best" initiative to tackle opioid abuse on social media.

>> i believe we should strive to provide kids with the tools they need to calculate their social and emotional health. >> reporter: the white house says the first lady will remain at walter reed for the rest of the week. mola lenghi, cbs news, the white house. on hawaii this morning, the latest threat from the kilauea volcano is the dangerous levels of sulphur dioxide. some of the vents were releasing such high levels of the gas that authorities say it poses an immediate threat to anyone nearby. residents are being told to leave the affected area. lava from the affected area has destroyed more than 40 buildings including two dozen homes. and an explosive steam eruption remains a possibility. in california, ten children have been taken from their parents after they described acts of intentional abuse to authorities. police found filthy conditions in the home. a deputy district attorney described what she called torture. jamie yuccas has our report.

>> reporter: this is a look inside the home where the ten children lived. police say it was filthy, and conditions were unsafe. the case started when the couple's 12-year-old son was reported missing back on march 31st. the children's mother, ina rogers, who was arrested for neglect, said she called 911 and later explained the mess. >> that fear sets in like my son might be missing. i ripped up my house. i tore everything out of the closet, lifted up the beds. >> reporter: the boy was not in the house and was found by police in the neighborhood. once officers went inside the home, they became concerned. they discovered nine more children ranging in age from 4 months to 11-years-old, and placed all ten in protective custody. the children's father, jonathan allen, is charged with seven counties of torture and nine counts of abuse. >> the children described incidents of intentional abuse resulting in puncture wounds, burns, bruising, and injuries

consistent with being shot with a pellet gun or a b.b. gun. >> reporter: allegations rogers denies. >> i love my children. my husband loves his children. he does have a lot of tattoos and looks scary. it's very easy to think that he's a monster. but he's not. >> reporter: the mother's out on bail and says her children are currently staying with her mother and sister. as for the father, a judge on monday upped his bail to $5.2 million. jamie yuccas, cbs news, los angeles. the driver of an electric tesla car that slammed into the back of a utah fire truck was using the semi autonomous vehicle at the time. it is the latest accident involving a self-driving car. the driver told police the system was switched on, and she was looking at her phone before the crash friday evening. the car was going 60 miles per hour when it rammed into the fire truck and appeared not to brake before impact. the driver suffered a broken foot. tesla co-founder elon musk tweet

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dispatch" reports prosecutors dropped a felony invasion of privacy charge against missouri republican governor eric greitens. he was accused of taking a revealing photo of a woman with whom he has acknowledged having an affair. prosecutors say they will re-file the charge and pursue the case. the missouri legislature will convene a special session friday to consider whether to impeach greitens. louisiana's "times picayune" reports a coroner has ruled the death of a black man who died during a struggle last week with white sheriff's deputies was a homicide. more than 100 people took part in a march yesterday in a new orleans suburb to honor 22-year-old keeven robinson. [ chants ] >> authorities say robinson was the target of an undercover drug operation when he spotted detectives. he crashed his car trying to escape and was apprehended during a struggle with deputies.

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-- hit at least $5 million. the booking rate for hotels and activities is down 50%. here on wall street, stocks posted modest gains. the dow rose 68 mpt the s&p 500 added two, the nasdaq finished eight points higher. american airlines revised its guidelines for comfort animals. passengers who want to fly with an emotional support animal will have to fill out paperwork 48 hours before their flight and provide a letter from a mental health professional. some animals, like insects, goats, hedgehogs, ferrets, and reptiles, are now off limits no matter what. properly trained miniature horses are okay. lyft drivers at disney world can now join a union. original director of the national labor relations board ruled that lyft drivers that pick up disney world guests and drive them around the resort can join the teamsters union in orlando. the lyft drivers are disney world employees who will earn extra money by driving from lyft. previously the union waived the right to represent any workers not mentioned in its earlier five-year contract. and amazon is planning more

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and the u-n security council meets this morning about the violence in gaza -- as the u-s moves its embassy in israel to jerusalem. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. good morning. it's tuesday, may 15th. here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. ♪

when you gota go, you gotta go. one call of nature was caught on video at precisely the wrong moment. a michigan man was proposing to his girlfriend in front of a fountain over the weekend. they brought their 3-year-old son. just as the man dropped to one knee to pop the question, the little boy dropped his pants. after the couple kissed, they saw what their son was doing and realized that he had upped them. boy, oh boy. precious memories. meghan markle's father may not be going to his daughter's royal wedding to prince harry on saturday. thomas markle came under fire after reports that he was paid to stage paparazzi photos of him preparing for the wedding. he was supposed to walk his daughter down the aisle. he told a celebrity website tmz he didn't want to embarrass his daughter or the royal family at the wedding. meghan markle's half sister says she's to blame for the photo

debacle because she suggested it. thomas markle might be leaving a sour note ahead of the wedding, but british trumpet makers are doing their part to make sure the music sounds sweet. teri okita has the story. >> reporter: in the tiny converted cow shed in northern england, richard wright is handcrafting musical instruments for the whole world to see. >> it's part of history, a tradition. >> reporter: he's sizing, molding, and melting 12 silver plated trumpets adorned with the royal coat of arms. while the trumpets' official use is hush-hush, many believe they'll be played at the may 19th wedding of prince harry and meghan markle. >> every royal event, kings and queens, dating back centuries, there's always been a team of trump players and drums with them. >> reporter: state fanfare trumpets have been used since the middle ages to announce the arrival of a vip. richard smith, owner of smith-watkins trumpets

shows us what the finished product looks like. in the day, they'd ride the horses and they'd blow the horn -- >> yeah, they still do. >> reporter: i could not. it's more complicated than it looks. ♪ >> reporter: smith-watkins trumpets heralded other big events like queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee in 2012, the annual opening of parliament, and 2011 wedding of prince william and kate middleton. you've been doing is so long, is it much ado about nothing? >> not really, no. when it's on television, i think how fantastic it is, you know. i get a thrill every time. >> reporter: members of the queen's household cavalry recently inspected the first batch of trumpets. ♪ declaring a royal event is soon to come. teri okita, cbs news, new york, england. and "cbs this morning" will be live at the wedding this saturday, may 19th. coverage starts at 4:00 a.m. eastern right here on cbs. and coming up only on "cbs this morning," tony west, uber's

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our top story this morning -- more protests and dozens of funerals are planned on the gaza strip today. at least 58 people were killed during border demonstrations against israel yesterday, according to gaza health officials. the violence came as the u.s. opened a controversial embassy in jerusalem. palestinian leaders called the violence a massacre. the israelis say they were acting in self-defense. and amid the clashes over the u.s. embassy in jerusalem, there's a place of peace. as jeff glor reports, it's visited each day by people of all religions. ♪ >> reporter: the church of the holy sepulchre is one of the holiest sites in christianity. the faithful believe it's where jesus christ was crucified,

buried, and rose from the dead. each year millions of pilgrims journey through the ancient hallways to kneel at his tomb. >> it brings up a lot of tears. it's just so profound to actually experience where he was and what he did. wow. >> reporter: while christians of all denominations come to pray, the key to the church is entrusted to a muslim. >> my name's adeeb joudeh al husseini. i am the custodian of the holy sepulchre church. >> reporter: in a daily ritual, al husseini walks through the narrow hallways and follows in the footsteps of his ancestors, passing the key for more than 850 years. >> my father gave me the key when i was 8 years old. i am now 55. >> reporter: al husseini's family became the holder of the key when muslims seized control of jerusalem. >> this is not just for our family. this is for all the muslims in the world. >> reporter: we met travelers from las vegas, indiana, pittsburgh, and new york. >> i wanted to be here to find out about shared values and how

the differences amongst us are not such big differences. >> reporter: why do we forget that sometimes? >> pride gets in the way. and when our pride gets in the way, we revert to the worst within us. >> reporter: in a region often overflowing with tension, this custom of muslims and christians working together has become one example of cooperation. >> it's not just for the christians, it's for the christians, for the muslims, and for the jewish. we live together, and we are praying for peace. >> reporter: jeff glor, cbs news. coming up only on "cbs this morning," tony west, uber's chief legal officer, joins us at the table with a major policy change regarding sexual assault and sexual harassment cases. and fox news host bret baier tells us about his new book.

it's called "three days in moscow: ronald reagan and the fall of the soviet empire." that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪

i'm kenny choi. and i'm michelle griego. time is 4-- here's neda iranpour with a check of weather. good morning. it is tuesday, may 15th. >> good morning to neta. how is everyone doing on this

tuesday, your favorite day of the week? >> favorite day of the week. i feel way more rested than yesterday. >> i'm glad i am here. my alarm almost didn't go off. >>kyouldt have woke up. >> our natural body instinct is to wake at 2 in the morning. >> which i've done a couple times >> internal clock's working. let's talk about your forecast. here's what you can expect. those clouds out there, and yes, it's cooler than yesterday. temperatures are going down. more of that ocean influence. there's a system to the west of us that could bring us a slight chance of a drizzle. today, tomorrow, we're staying below average, but we will get warmer by the weekend. >> thank you, neta. and right now we are tracking an accident. this is involving a big rig and another vehicle along westbound 580 right near grant line road. anyone out