-- news and cbs this morning. captioning funded by cbs it's wednesday, may 23rd, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." the historic summit between the leaders of the u.s. and north korea goes from hopeful to doubtful. >> there's a very substantial chance that it won't work out. and that's okay. that doesn't mean it won't work out over a period of time. a tractor trailer carrying close to 100 undocumented immigrants is pulled over in texas just 50 miles from the mexico border. and amazon is marketing its

facial recognition software to police, and that's raising red flags for privacy advocates. 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, president trump says there's a very substantial chance his summit with north korean leader kim jong-un will be delayed. the president met with the leader of south korea yesterday who says the fate and feature of the korean peninsula hinges on this summit. laura podesta is here in new york. good morning, laura. good morning. south korea's president moon jae-in is trying to push ahead for the summit. so is secretary of state mike pompeo who says, we're driving on. he's appearing today before the house foreign affairs committee. >> it has a chance to be a great, great meeting for north korea and a great meeting for the world. if it doesn't happen, maybe it will happen later. >> last week north korea threatened to abandon the sit-down in singapore.

the country blamed a one-sided demand by the u.s. to give up its nuclear weapons. though president trump assured kim the u.s. would not seek a regime change if a deal to dismantle nuclear weapons was reached. >> i will guarantee his safety, yes. >> still, the president and members of his administration are hedging on whether the summit will actually take place. >> i'm not a betting man, so i wouldn't care to predict whether it will happen. >> if it doesn't happen, that's okay too. maybe it won't happen on june 12th. it will happen on a later date. >> south korean president moon jae-in conveyed the summit's importance when meeting with the president on tuesday. an official placed the likelihood of the summit at 99.99%. so the fate of the sum mate may come down to the very last minute.

secretary of state mike pompeo has said this could be something that comes right to the end and doesn't happen. anne-marie. >> laura podesta here in new york. thank you so much, laura. well, as early as today, north korea says it will begin dismantling its nuclear test site. if the north carries through, it would appear to be a significant concession before the skedsualed summit with president trump. four reporters including south korean journalists have been invited to chronicle the event. critics say it's not a real concession because satellite images show the regime has already begun dismantling the site. tomorrow the white house will get information on the russian investigation. they negotiated for it. they're reporting on an fbi source who reportedly infiltrated the trump campaign. >> if they had spies during my campaign for political purposes, that would be unprecedented in the history of the country. >> no white house staffers or

democrats will attend tomorrow's meeting. the democrats weren't invited because they didn't request information, but they say the briefing should be bipartisan. overnight a truck carrying at least 80 undocumented immigrants was stopped in southern texas near raymondville. they were discovered inside the tractor trailer during a traffic stop. there are no reports of any injuries though. now to hawaii, where scientists say poisonous sulphur dioxide emissions from the kilauea volcano have more than doubled since the big eruption began last month. meanwhilests are under way to close off a geothermal plant. >> a rogue lava flow is pulling on the edge of a 300 geothermal plant. if that lava breaches one of the plant's three pressurized wells,

it could unleash hydrogen sulfite, a toxic flammable gas. workers have quenched two of those wells, filled them with cold watewater, and sealed themt the final one has resisted treatment. >> we erie actually monitoring and keeping plant personnel 24/7 around the clock. >> reporter: that lava has now crept within 200 yards of the nearest well. this is fissure 22 behind me, the most volatile and damaging on the island. it has been spewing lava for the last couple of days. you can see it shooting to the sky. all of this lava that has pushed its way 2 1/2 miles to the ocean. several fissures reignited. six of them are now active. national guard major jeff hickman. >> people maybe haven't had a lava threat, but now they have, and there are multiple issues. >> reporter: those issues include new lava that's hotter,

faster moving, and more unpredictable, and a crisis that can last deep into the summer. state officials are reviewing evacuation plans. another 2,000 people in the lower puna district may have to go. mark strassman, cbs news on the big island. atlanta lawyer stacey abrams has a chance to become the first african-american female governor in u.s. history. she won georgia, one of four states to hold position yesterday. brams, a former state assembly leader easily beat stacey evans. this way to treat them is to attract young white voters who haven't voted. they'll meet in a runoff in july. well, texas democrats chose former dallas county sheriff lupe valdez. to run for governor. she's the first openly guy and

latina nominee. also three runoffs that can determine whether democrats can take control of the house in november. women were nominated and black man in the third. all will face white male republicans. two of the three inmates who escaped from a south carolina prison are now back in custody. tyshon johnson was captured yesterday about the 00 mihu 200 from the prison. green charged with murder remains on the loose. it's reported that the driver of the school bus that collided with a dump truck last week in new jersey made an illegal u-turn. a teacher and student were killed. a video show as bus turning into a crossover area used by police for turnarounds. that's according to nj.com. the driver has a history of driver suspensions and speeding

violations but had a valid license at the time of the crash. the crew and passengers of a private jet that took off from texas and crashed in honduras all survived. the jet was traveling from austin to the honduran capital yesterday when it crashed off the end of the runway as it attempted to land. the jet broke in half. area residents pulled those on board from the wreckage while others fought flames with handheld fire extinguishers. it's unclear how many were on board. coming up on the "morning news," a battle for bathroom rights. a judge sides with a transgender teen. and a porn star is honored. where stormy daniels is getting a key to the city. this is the "cbs morning news." cbs morning news." thank you. wait, i become a model? no. whose cell phone is that? sorry. sorry. sorry about that vent blowing your hair.

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more than 2,000 marines from the navy and coast guard will flood city streets for seven days of shore leave. a transgender teen fighting for bathroom rights wins a court ruling, and a young murder suspect is charged. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. "the baltimore sun" reports a teenager was charged in the murder of the death of a police officer. please call harris a one-teen crime wave. harris was waiting in a stolen jeep on monday while three others burglarized a home. he allegedly ran over a baltimore officer, amy caprio, as she opened fire after confronting him. harris was under house arrest for previous crimes and he was wearing a court ordered ankle bracelet at the time of the incident. 17-year-old gavin grimm claims the gloucester county school violated his rights when it

banned him from using the bathroom. grimm grad lated last year. "usa today" reports today is stormy daniels day in west hollywood, california. she'll be awarded a key to the city. city officials say daniels has proved herself to be a profile in courage in truth to power. the actress claims she had a sexual encounter with donald trump. she's sued to be freed from a nondisclosure agreement. and "the hill" reports a sinkhole developed on the north lawn of the white house. the hole is outside the entrance of the white house briefing room. the sinkhole may have been caused by recent heavy rain. and "sports illustrated" reports the nfl is considering penalties the players kneel during the "national anthem." one reporter proposal calls for home teams to decide whether

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the country. ♪ if you're planning to fly this summer, it's going to be crowded. the industry trade group airlines for america put out its summer forecast. airlines are expecting the busiest number in the history of u.s. air travel. it's estimate about 246 passengers will fly on u.s. airlines between june and august. the group points to a strong economy and historically low airfares. >> now on the "cbs moneywatch," rolling back dodd/frank and president trump talks on trade talks. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.

good morning, diane. good morning, anne-marie. president trump says he isn't pleased with how trade talks are going. it promised to buy more u.s. groups and enter restrictions on foreign ownership. u.s. and china are working on a deal to ease sanctions with communications giant gte. last month they blocked zte which would have put zte out of business. it was accused of violating trade sanctions against iran and north korea. meantime the plan to ease banking regulations is headed to president trump. the dodd/frank law subjected banks to stricter capital and planning requirements. the republicans say it hurt their ability to lend money. it was approved by the senate in march. the bill reduces federal oversight on small to medium-sized bank. cutting banking regulation was a key thing for president trump. here on wall street au automakers rose as they cut

duties on vehicles. however, quarterly reports and others dragged down the market. the dow tumbled 178 points, the s&p 500 lost 8 points, and the nasdaq lost 15 points. mcdonald's has been slapped with a complaint by 15 women. the legal effort was spearheaded by a fight for 15, a consortium that seeks to lower wages. mcdonald's says there's no place for harassment or discrimination of any kind in the workplace. it comes just before the burger giant hold its annual shareholder meeting tomorrow. and privacied a very cats are criticizing the new marketing tool by amazon to release facial recognition to police. the tool is called rekognition. it has the ability to identify people in videos and follow their movements almost instantly. they've asked amazon to stop selling the program to government agencies. anne-marie. >> diane king hall at the new

york stock exchange. thanks a lot, diane. >> thank you, anne-marie. still to come, duchess debut. meghan markle makes her first official public appearance as british royalty since her wedding to prince harry. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. and help make more tomorrows possible.

entresto, for heart failure. explain all the open drug use? a big celebration in san francsico as the tallest architechtural building west of the mississippi officially opens for business... and new concerns in hawaii as lava from the kileua volcano creeps closer to a power plant on the big island... join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. good morning. it's wednesday, may 23rd.

here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ the sailor said brandy you're a fine girl what a good wife you would be ♪ u.s. women's soccer star brandi chastain was inducted into the bay area sports hall of fame monday, but it's the plaque of her likeness she received that's giving her the most attention. people on twitter compared detikz to former president jimmy cart e actor gary busey, and the

movie character mrs. doubt fire. chastain says it's nice but not flattering. they plan to redo it. the world is mourning the death of philip roth. he died of congestive heart failure in the county hospital. he wrote more than two dozen books. roth won just about every literary honor and was presented the united humanities medal in 2011. philip rocket was 85. and now that she's married to prince harry, meghan markle made her first public appearance with the royal family. it was a party in honor of her new father-in-law, prince charles. tina kraus has more. >> reporter: the newly minted prince and duchess of sussex

joined the prince of wales and cornwall at the birthday of prince charles. >> a very happy birthday, six months ahead of his 70th. how very royal. >> reporter: the event at buckingham palace comes days after prince harry and meghan markle tied the knot at st. george's on saturday. they delayed their honeymoon to honor prince charles and the work he does and his work with the military. >> his enthusiasm and energy are truly infectious. it certainly inspired william and i to get involved. >> reporter: more than 6,000 attended his garden party. the prince is expected to have a private party closer to his actual birthday in november. tina kraus, cbs news, london. well, coming up on "cbs this morning," the hero pilot and crew of southwest airlines flight 1380. join us for their first joint interview to discuss the intense moments after the jet's engine

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to our top story this morning, president trump says his scheduled summit with north korean leader kim jong-un may be postponed. the president met with south korean president moon jae-in yesterday. the president said the fate and future hinges on the planned meeting. and lava from the kilauea volcano is threatening a geothermal plant. if it breaches one of the pressure iced walls it could unleash a toxic hydrogen dioxide cloud. they say emissions from the eruption have more than doubled since the activity began.

military dogs were honored for their bravery yesterday in washington. chip reid met some of them. >> reporter: summer, a 7-year-old airport lab and micah jones, a tsa agent, work for the police. he says he gets to spend all day with his best friend. >> there are times when i have training and i have to leave her at home, it's horrible. >> reporter: before working here, summer did her bomb sniffing in afghanistan, where she saved the lives of numerous marines. summer was on capitol hill where she received the canine medal of courage, one of five military dogs honored for their extraordinary honor. val valor. >> are you ready? good boy. good boy, jag. >> reporter: jag also served in afghanistan with retired army sergeant dennis dow. he came under fire. >> oh, yeah. >> did he understand? >> definitely not.

>> he was just having fun. >> you're damn right. >> would you b her husband cope with a >> there's a lot of guys that would be dead today. >> reporter: dow's wife says jag still plays a vital role, helping her husband cope with a severe case of ptsd. >> jag is the reason why dennis gets out of the house, really, the only reason. >> reporter: dow tries every day to pay jag back for all he's done. >> jag took care of me. it's my turn to take care of him. >> reporter: taking care of our nation's heroes and giving them the respect and honor they deserve. chip reid, cbs news, washington. well, coming up on "cbs this morning," the hero pilot and crew of southwest airlines flight 1380 join us for their first joint interview to discuss the intense moments after the jet's engine exploded mid-flight in april. plus, several patients have filed a lawsuit in arizona after they say they suffered complications from a weight loss surgery in tijuana, mexico. anna werner spoke with one woman

who is not part of the lawsuit but went to one of the doctors named in it. anna is also headed to mexico to speak with a doctor named in the lawsuit about the possible risks uninvolved with the surgery. and new details about a 300-year-old shipwreck off the coast of colombia that may contain billions of dollars in treasure. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

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>> it's going to be okay hopefully for them. good morning, it's wednesday, may 23rd. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. they will bounce back. we have faith in them. >> jaclyn has traffic and neda is back from the heights. >> from 1,000 feet up. >> over 1,000 feet. but yes, back to ground level. it feels the same way up there. don't know. we have that big marine layer out there. so check out the golden gate bridge. wet roads out there. we're not talking significant rainfall by any means. this is just mist associated with the low cloud coverage. it's thick. the marine layer is pushed in. it will affect visibility. it will stay cool at the water's edge so ocean temperatures are cool and winds are kicking in. slightly warmer inland. below average and cooler than yesterday. >>ou