captioning funded by cbs it's monday, june 11th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." president and north korean leader kim jong-un are both in singapore. what's expected for the historic summit. g7 fallout. the war of words following the trade meeting with our allies. >> all this glass is falling on me, and i'm in there trying to vacuum and i'm like, what's going on. a home is blown to pieces. what led up to the deadly explosion. good morning from the studio

57 at cbs news headquarters in new york. i'm hena doba in for anne-marie green. final preparations are under way in singapore for tomorrow's historic summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un. this morning mr. trump met with the prime minister of singapore before a working lunch. the president said he thinks tomorrow's meeting could work out very nicely. the standoff over the north's nuclear arsenal and a possible deal to officially end the korean war could top the agenda. it's the first meeting between a u.s. president and north korean leader. ben tracy is in singapore with more. ben, good morning. and, ben, what is expecting for this face-to-face between two unpredictable leaders? >> reporter: well, you used the right word, "unpredictable." it really is hard to tell. i think a lot of people are watching this very closely to watch out is this going to be some sort of meet-and-greet photo op relationship-building

kind of summit, or will there be nuts and bolts that come out of it. the north korean staid media say they're going to talk about serious things including what they call a peace-keeping m mechanism for the korean peninsula as well as denuclearization. it remains to be seen. president trump said he'll know in the very first moment if kim jong-un is serious about reaching a deal. >> and, ben, you mention president trump, but how significant of a trip is this for kim jong-un? >> reporter: it's a big deal. keep in mind kim jong-un has only left north korea four times. this is the fourth. two times to go to north korea's neighbor, a train ride, a short flight, and he took that

historic step across the dmz into south korea for the summit with president moon jae-in. getting on an airplane is a sign that he could leave and do a summit like. this he's also taking a real risk, talking about putting his nuclear weapons on the negotiating table is something north korea said it would never do. it has told its people for decades that this is the treasured sword of north korea, the only way to fight off an invasion by the evil united states. so sitting down with north korea is a risk for kim jong-un with his people back home. >> and the president seems to be downplaying any potential agreements after agreeing to a complete denuclearization. what's behind that? >> reporter: well, i think that's about managing expectations. the president himself has said he really doesn't know what the outcome of this will be. he has said no one has ever sat

down with kim jong-un and tried to negotiate these things. so i think that might be a reality check the president is putting out there that say, hey, if we get a big deal, that would be great. but this might be the first step in a very long process. in the past president trump has railed against the approach, criticized his predecessors for going down that road, but now he does seem to be opening up that avenue as maybe what will actually have to happen in the long run to get a deal with north korea. >> certainly a historic day. ben tracy in singapore. thanks, ben. ahead on "cbs this morning," jeff glor is leading our coverage on the summit in singapore along with major garrett and, of course, ben tracy. the president arrived in singapore following a contentious group meeting of seven in canada. the trump administration has engaged a no holds barred negotiation. in a canadian meeting over trade with justin true due.

it's called full trade if it's not reciprocal. angela merkel called the president's action as little depressing and said the eu would act against u.s. trade measures. errol barnett has more. >> reporter: in explaining why they disagreed what they had agreed to, richard kudlow said justin trudeau betrayed the administration at a saturday news conference. >> we're canadians. we're polite, reasonable, but we also will not be pushed around. >> reporter: trudeau said canada would respond to u.s. tariffs. >> it would be with absolutely certainty and firmness that we move forward with retaliatory measures on july 1st. >> what's not in good faith is when you leave there, fly out of there, and the host, canadian prime minister starting taking whacks at you, pot shots at you, on the eve of the korean summit.

>> reporteair on t anweak.r its punctuating a rocky summit which found president trump facing off with traditionally close counter parts. >> i would rather see russia in the g-8 as opposed to the g7. >> reporter: a divide underscored by the president that russia be readmitted to the group. republican senator lindsey graham bristled at that expansion. >> it would be a mistake. there's no way i would leg legitimize him. >> reporter: asked aboutthe president's language toward canada, mr. trump's trade adviser peter navarro said, quote, there's a special place in hell for any foreign leader who engages in bad faith diplomacy with the president. errol barnett, cbs news, the white house. an air force pilot was rescued after his jet crashed in the sea off the coast of japan.

the f-15 was on a training mission when it crashed off okinawa. the pilot ejected. he suffered non-life-threatening injuries. the american soldier killed in somalia, attacked by extremists, has been identified. they came under attack friday about 215 miles southwest of mogadishu. sergeant alexander conrad of chandler, arizona, was killed. four other u.s. servicemembers were weden qamist group has claimed nt rsonild in exosion cleveland. the powerful blast leveled a house yesterday. another person was critically injured. the explosion damaged several nearby homes. so far no word on the cause. this morning a fast-moving wind-driven wildfire in southwest colorado has forced

the evacuation of more than 2,000 homes. the so-called 416 fire doubled in size over the weekend. it's burned nearly 17,000 acres in and around the san juan national forest and it's just 10% contained. forecasters say the strong wind pushing the blaze won't die down until tomorrow. so far no injuries have been reported. at least 60 people have gotten sick due to a salmonella outbreak linked to precut mollen. it w it was distributed in 37 states. 31 have been hospitalized. the contaminated fruit, precut watermelon, honeydew, and fruit cup medley were sold in clear containers such as costco, kroerg, payless, whole foods, and amazon. if you have it, return it or throw it away.

the musical "the band's visit" was the big winner at last night's tony award. tony shalhoub led best leading man in a musical and katrina lenk won for best actress. laura podesta is here with all the details. good morning. >> good morning, hena. the big winner, "the band's visit," and also "harry potter." and "angels in america" are probably still up at this hour celebrating. though last night's award show may end up being remembered less for the accolades handed out and more for a poignant and one controversial moment for the night. student from marjory stoneman douglas high school took center stage at last night's tony awards. the survivors of the park landstuhl shooting that killed 17 of their classmates and teachers performed "seasons of

love" from "rent. " >> what a thrill to be in the same house as those amazing children. >> when the envelopes opened, the big winners took home the award including "best musical." the play is about members of an egyptian police orchestra who accident le end up in the wrong town. tony shalhoub and katrina lenk both landed tonys for their leading roles. >> it filled my stupid little heart with so much. >> reporter: "harry potter and the cursed child" took home six awards, and "angels in america" took home three big awards. >> i'm standing here because tony wrote one of the greatest plays of the 20th century and it is still speaking to us as powerfully as ever in the midst of such political insanity. >> reporter: the most controversial part of the evening is already trending on social media when robert de niro

attacked president trump for using a word that had to be silenced for viewers at home. laura podesta, cbs news, new york. tina fey's "mean girls" and "spongebob squarepants" each had 12 nominations going into the night, but did not find much success. "mean girls" won nothing and "spongebob" received one tony for best design. hena? >> laura podesta in new york. thank you. key of clay. the winner for the french open and capturing the triple crown, justify chases down history. this is the "cbs morning news." the triple crown, justify chases down history. this is the "cbs morning news." puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. she told me about non-insulin victoza®. victoza® is not only proven to lower a1c and blood sugar,

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an out-of-control garbage truck left quite a mess in a brooklyn neighborhood on saturday. police say the truck sideswiped nine parked vehicles before crashing right in front of some homes. the impact even caused one vehicle to stack up on top of another. investigators say the driver tried to run way, but he was caught. he was charged with dwi and resifg resisting arrest. a tennessee woman is accused of transporting her two grandchildren in pet kennels. video shows one of the kids get out of the back of a vehicle on saturday. police say the 62-year-old woman said there was no room inside the vehicles so she told the kids to get inside the kennels. there was no air conditioning in the back and temperatures reached 95 degrees. the woman has been charged with child endangerment. on "cbs this morning,"

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our top stories this morning. president trump is in singapore our top stories this morning. president trump is in singapore for tomorrow's summit with north korean leader kim jong-un. this morning president trump met with the prime minister of singapore. this will be the first meeting between a u.s. president and the leader of north korea. mr. trump says he thinks the meeting could work out very nicely. and the president traveled to singapore following a tense summit in canada. the summit rejected a g7 statement it initially agreed to. this morning mr. trump tweeted fair trade is going to be called. the president's economic adviser larry kudlow said canadian prime minister justin trudeau betrayed the president. an immigration battle is

brewing in washington state over a federal immigration policy being used to deter illegal border crossings. immigration officials confirm over 650 migrant children have been separated from their parents after entering the u.s. mireya villarreal has more. >> they're people, united. >> reporter: at a rally outside a federal detention center in seattle, washington's governor jay inslee is fighting to stop an immigration policy that he says unfairly separates children from their parents crossing the border illegally, some trying to seek asylum. >> today we're not here just to protect children but to protect all basic character as americans. >> reporter: the new imkbrags -- immigration policy is meant as a deterrent. department of homeland security secretary kirstjien nielsen. >> that's why they're being separated. in the united states if you break the law, you to jail and

you're separated from your family. >> how many of your parents got deported. >> reporter: at this elementary school in tijuana, mexico, these twins may look like every other student, but they've struggled to fit in. >> they told us we were going to be able to go back last year because the original plan was to stay three months and go back. >> reporter: the hernandez twins are u.s. citizens, two out of an estimated 54,000 american children living in mexico. their situation has become a by product of the debate, families being deported or forced to leave because they're afraid of being separated. 10-year-old julian barbosa and his mom margaret are both american but his dad is a mexican citizen. >> why are you putting yourself through this? >> so he can be with his dad and we can be together. >> reporter: it's a difficult choice but one they're willing to make if it means staying together. mireya villarreal, cbs news,

tijuana, mexico. coming up first on "cbs this morning," we talk with ajit pai about the net neutrality rules and what that means for consumers. >> and entrepreneur jessie itzler, known as the 100-mile man tells us about his new book "living with the monks" and what his latest personal challenge taught him about happiness. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm hena doba. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. it is back to work monday and we take a live look from our salesforce tower camera, looking toward the east bay with clear conditions and it will be hot. it is monday, june 11th and i'm kenny choi.

i'm michelle griego. how is everyone? it's monday. >> happy monday. >> we had a good weekend. it was a windy weekend and we will be like that today, tomorrow and wednesday. here is a live look over the city and you can see it is pretty far out with twinkling lights toward the downtown. we are warming up and tomorrow will be the hottest day of the weekend will be warm through wednesday with temperatures dropping then. i will let you know how hot your neighborhood will be today. some slowdowns on the 101 through palo alto due to caltrans finishing up road work until about 6:00. three of the four lanes closed