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will we see a cool corner? the pacific northwest will have cooler than average temperatures and the only spot that will not look at a sweltering fourth of july. >> thank you. more than 1,000 people, many of them women converged on a senate office building to protest the trump administration's zero tolerance policy. they had 600 arrests today. plenty of reaction following our interview with the former spokesperson for immigration and customs enforcement. james schwaab said he quit after being asked to spread what he administration. here's jamie's report. >> tensions were high as they carried out a series of raids in the san francisco bay area. the protesters had been tipped off by the oakland mayeror. the former ice spokesman said that was irresponsible. >> she was putting lives in danger.

>> correct. >> it sparked this exchange. >> here's my message to the mayor. how dare you. >> how dare you distort the reality. >> after the raids, ice acting director said because of the tip, agents failed to make 864 arrests. >> that are made you uncomfortable? >> extremely uncomfortable. we ended up arresting 232 which is 16% higher than the highest estimate. internally that was a success, but what they publicly said was that she let people go. >> schwab issued a statement saying some were able to allude us thanks to the mas on he said his boss is in washington and insisted 800 wanted criminals remain free. >> they know it's a lie. it's shocking that no one wanted to fix that. >> in 17 years in the military at the department of defense as

a civilian and nasa and now at homeland security, i have never been asked to lie. i never have been asked to perpetuate a lie. >> during our interview -- i'm so sorry. >> unexpected visitors drop by. >> can i speak with you. >> why are you guys here? >> they identify themselves as agents from the department of homeland security inspector general's office. >> i will talk to you. when can we talk? >> as soon as i contact my lawyer. >> were you surprised to see them? >> shocked. this is intimidation. this is why people won't come out and speak against the government. to prepare and stand out in front of the public and perpetuate something you know is false is not okay. no special agent from the department of homeland security is going to stop me from saying that. >> ice said they couldn't put a number on how many awarded

arrest, but one criminal alien can put public safety at risk and they wish schwaab well. he said he is speaking out now because he has been contacted by a number of employee who is are struggling with theen >>he headquarters in san fro. thank you. coming up next, outrage in florida. how did a

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this is the cbs overnight news. >> welcome to the overnight news. a gunman stormed into the offices of the "capital gazette," a newspaper in annapolis, maryland, and turned it into a killing ground. several kill and others wounded before the suspect was arrested. chip reed begins our coverage. >> the activer. blac shirt, green pants. >> another deadly enun gunman f offices of the "capital gazette" newspaper before 3:00 p.m. >> several shots have been fired. possible shotgun, at least 10

shots heard. >> this witness was in an office next door and spoke with wjla. >> it was blown to pieces and shattered on the carpet. this guy was holing what looked like a big shotgun and moving across the distance of the "capital gazette" office pointing it deeper like he was targeting people. >> an intern in the newsroom began sending desperate tweets immediately after the first shots. active shooter, 888. please help us. >> joel davis who covers crime for the paper hit under his desk and tweeted out a chilling blow by blow account of what was happening. gunman shot through the glass door to the office and opened fire on multiple employees. can't say much more and don't want to declare anyone dead, but it's bad. there is nothing more terrifying than hearing multiple people get shot while you are under your

desk and hear the gunman reload. he told the baltimore sun they were still hiding under his desk and the shooter stopped firing and he did not know why. five people were killed and at least five others injured in the horrific encounter. people could be seen leaving the building after the shooting with their hands up as officers from multiple agencies converged on the building. >> they went immediately into that building without a moment's hesitation and demonstrated incredible courage. it could have been a lot worse. >> tragically five people died in the shooting and at least four others injured. we believe two of those were not shot. they were injured by flying glass or other debris. >> supreme court justice anthony kenne kennedy's decision to retire set off a political firestorm in washington. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is promising a vote in early autumn, but democrats

insist it should be postponed until after the mid-term elections. >> we must dig in. >> senate democrats joined protesters outside the supreme court, vowing, they believe, to block the president's nominee. >> women's access to safe, legal abortion is on the line. >> they argued the leader should delay a confirmation vote for months the way he held up and eventually sunk president obama's pick, merrick garland. >> is he prepared to keep the office vacant until after the election? i hope so. >> that are hope was dashed. >> we will confirm the vote for kennedy's successor this fall. >> because he moved to change the rules, nominees can be confirmed a simple majority. there are 51 republican senators. >> the president knows he doesn't need democratic votes. >> the approximately will need a

fair minded and open congress. >> republicans expect the president to nominate a strong conservative along the lines of his first peek, neal gorsuch. >> if you look at the list we had last time, every one is really, really good. >> leonard leo of the federalist society helped to draft that list. on cbs this morning, he downplayed the threat to abortion rights. >> i don't think they should be worried. >> for could hinge on two pro abortion rights republicans. lisa murcowski and maine's susan collins who said she wants a justice who views it as settled law. >> the prudent course is to wait and see whom the president chooses to nominate. >> senators are discouraged from asking nominees how they would rule on a particular case, so collins and the rest of the

senate will comb through the record looking for clues once the president announces his pick which he said he will do very soon. >> hundreds of protesters demonstrated from portland, oregon to brownsville, texas. they blocked offices and courthouses and several were arrested. meanwhile the flood of migrants entering the united states illegally continues. federal agents near the mexican border invited david along for a raid. >> it's another layer of the story. over the last two weeks we have been here, we showed you where people were crossing the border every day and hour. this involved smugglers, is stashing people in houses. we were in the middle of a nice neighborhood and theesand told e he found the immigrants and gave them the garage door opener. nearly two dozen law enforcement agents surrounded this texas

home early wednesday morning. >> the deputy chief was told there were 40 people inside. >> inside, 62 undocumented immigrants, mostly from central america and border patrol said they were brought here by a smuggler. >> there was food being made and every inch of tile in this house had someone sitting on it. >> do you know what's going to happen now? >> yeah, i will go to new mexico. >> this woman here with her sister said she had been in the house for 15 days. >> my sister had, too. we don't have any food. >> every person is paying about $9,000 and that money goes to the cartel s and continues fueling this cartel . >> every person was given a clear bag for belongings and patted down in the house.

they were led outside headed to a bus and then a processing center in allen, texas. >> conditions were so bad, they were calling 911. somebody so desperate to get out that they are willing to call the authorities to rescue them. >> border patrol said what smugglers will rent the house and in many cases the owner doesn't know what the smuggler is using it for. the neighbors don't even know. the woman who lives across the street asked what we were doing and we told her and she said i have no clue. i lived across the street and to think there were 60 team in this house and one man was here for a month one bathroom and one shower. >> the cbs overnight news will be right back.

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>> this is the cbs overnight news. >> members of the trump administration admitted using alternate facts from time to time, but when the attorney general threw out fake numbers related to an ice ra raid in san francisco, the local spokesman for immigration and customs enforcement quit. james schwaab was telling his story when homeland security en. here's jamie. >> he said before he resigned he worked for the federal government for 17 years. most recently here at the immiio cusms bay headquarters. he admits he was asked to spin information for the obama and trump white houses and felt

compelled to resign after the current administration told him to lie about an incident that pitted the government against oakland's mayor. tensions in the san francisco bay area were running high in february over a series of raids carried out by federal agents with immigrations and customs enforcement or ice. with the superiors, it fell to james schwaab to communicate about the raids. >> the day before the operation took place, the oakland mayor surprised us and announced our operation. >> here's my message to the mayor. how dare you. >> how dare you distort the reality. >> uh approximate putting your officers's lives in danger. >> correct. we ended up arresting 232, 16% higher than the highest estimate. that was considered a success, but what they publicly said is she let people go. >> that wasn't true? >> not true.

>> he helped craft a statement saying some of them were able to allude us thanks to the mayor's irresponsible decision. he was comfortable because it included the words some of. >> this is what every officer does. >> jeff sessions's language was noticeably different. >> ice failed to make 800 arrests that would have been made if the mayor in h not made her statement. those are 800 wanted criminals. >> that are made you uncomfortable. >> completely false. that made me extremely uncomfortable. >> schwaab said he was instructed by his superiors in washington to refer to e wiouisputiss ioof it,t'ed corre theyw it's a lie. it was shocking that i don't know wanted to fix that. >> trouble as public deception,

he turned in the resignation. >> i couldn't fathom staying at an organization that was okay lying to the american public. i hate that. in 17 years in the military and the department of defense as a civilian and nasa and now at homeland security, i never have been asked to lie. i never have been asked to perpetuate a lie which is the same as lying. >> some three months after he quit, we were interrupted by a surprise. he had unexpected visitors at the front door of his home. >> we have to speak with you. >> why are you here? >> can't speak with you about that. >> they identified themselves as agents from the department of homeland security inspector general's office. >> we are in his home. >> i'm talking to him and this is confidential, okay? >> they said they wanted to talk to me about the leak with the oakland mayor. >> were you surprised to see them?

>> completely shocked. unexpected. >> did you ever contact the oakland's mayor's office? >> i never met her. i never contacted her. i never e-mailed. never. i would never tell anyone they were very serious. he was very stern with me and it was concerning. >> you think that was an intimidation technique? >> absolutely. why three months later are we doing this? this is intimidation and why people won't speak against the government. >> do you believe other agencies are struggling with this? what you have gone through. >> i know they are because we reached out to me. >> he is speaking out because he talked to others with similar concerns. >> that's one of the most important reasons. so people hear that someone else stood up and someone else said no. he was concerned with it to prepare and stand out in front

of the public and perpetuate something you know is false. it's not okay. no special agent from the department of homeland security ask going to stop me from saying that. >> we reached out to ice and they said they disagree with the characterization that he was asked to lie. the mayor's actions did allow some targets to evade arrest. they did not get back to us about who leaked details and although schwaab is a registered democrat, he said it has nothing to do with the decision to speak out. >> the latest victim of the trade war, kentucky bourbon and slapped a 25% tariff on american whiskey. whether that gives europeans a reason to give up their favorite thank. japan is now making some of the finest whiskey in the world.

>> the cool air and crystal waters. the sea side cliffs. the perfect place to make world class whiskey. this is not scotland. this is the this distillery in japan. japanese whiskey came to worldwide attention with 2003's lost in translation starring bill murray as a pitchman for whiskey. >> aficionados knew that whiskey from tan rising sun was top shelf. >> just this company's distillee

first in japan, the process is age-old. from the wash back machines where mulch and barley is mixed with yeast and water, it looks like a washing machine. >> to the topper stills to the cast where the risky spends years ma during. i'm happy to report, to the tasting. >> whiskey is very, very good. it's like alcoholic honey. >> very smooth. >> very ca as a distiller of the year, the best in the world, does that

make you want to get better? >> we have space. >> it's the drive to revive. that helped the japanese beat even the scottish in composition. the inside that what you are doing and making should be slightly better than what you were doing yesterday. >> is that that a japanese characteristic? >> it's engraped in the culture. this continuous improvement. >> they sipped the water of 1853. matthew perry sailed into tokyo harbor. he brought along american whiskey as a gift to the emperor, but it would be almost yebefore, the son of sake

make makers involved to learn from the masters and came back with samples. >> here fell in love with a local lass and brought her back to japan with all of the knowledge about whiskey making. >> in 1933 with the help of his scottish wife, he found the other great whiskey in a place where the climate not unlike scotland's. >> how proud are the japanese of their whiskey heritage? the love story became a wildly popular soapopera. and with japanese whiskeys wildly in demand, no surprise rare ones go forasmuch as $8,000

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