sprk captioning funded by cbs . it's friday, july 13th, 2018, this is the contribution "cbs morning news." tough talk. president trump criticizing the prime minister and the mayor of london, this as protesters have words of their own. >> i don't appreciate what was originally said. >> i don't give a damn what you appreciate. >> house hearing clash as an fbi agent faces hours of heating questioning.

>> and luxurious mess. part of a mall coming crashing down in mexico. 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. president trump begins the second day in his visit to great brittain beginning with his no holds barred diplomacy he began at the nato summit. so far he's blasted theresa may over her brexit plan, praised her archrival, blamed london's mayor for its terror attacks, and meets queen for tea. john schiumo is here. good morning, john. >> good morning, anne-marie. so how did president trump react to the criticism? the spokesman said she's looking forward to sitting down with the

president and talking him through plans for brexit. meanwhile thousands are gathering in london to protest the president's visit. there was plenty of fanfare at the palace when the president and first lady attended a black tie dinner, but not long after the courtship with british prime minister theresa may finished, an interview president trump gave to the british newspaper went public. >> i told her she had to do it, but she didn't agree with me. >> the president told the uk tabloid that may's brexit plans could ruin future trade deals with the u.s. >> if they do a deal like that, most likely we'll be dealing with the european union instead of dealing with the uk, so it will probably kill the deal. >> in response to the interview, may's spokesman said she was looking forward to sitting down with the president to him roh . the majority of president trump's two-day visit is being held awaym central london

where protesters are floating the trump baby as they call it over a massive anti-trump march today. >> he's uniquely vulnerable to personal insults, and so we've just got rightownn his level to speak to him in a language he understands. yesterday thousands stood outside the palace as president trump dined. as for the tea with queen elizabeth, it's expected to take place at 5:00 p.m. local time. president trump will be the fourth u.s. president to meet with her majesty at windsor castle. anne-marie? >> john schiumo, thank you. when peter strzok was thrown off robert mueller's team after being grilled by lawmaker, it got downright nasty. republican lawmakers argued the texts tainted the investigation and the probe into hillary clinton's emails.

angelica alvarez reports. ge pe strzok had some explaining to do telling lawmakers he regretted to former colleague lisa page were used to question the integrity of fbi's investigation in the russian interference in the 2016 election. >> i regret having sent those. i wrote it. >> reporter: but the hearing deeply descended into chaos. >> i will not' that question. >> reporter: south carolina's trey gowdy grilled him. >> it's not my understanding he kicked me off because of any bias, that it was done based on the appearance. i don't appreciate what was originally said was changed. >> i don't give a damn what you think. >> reporter: the hearing got personal when he asked strzok about an extramarital affair. >> i can't help but wonder as i see you looking with a little

smirk, how many times did you look into your wife's eyes and lie to her about lisa page. >> mr. chairman, that's outrangers. >> the interview continued into the eecvening. he told the panel that the general inspector found none. ted lui expressed his feelings. >> this is a stupid and ridiculous hearing. >> it's pending an internal investigation. >> well, lisa page referred to in our report is the former fbi lawyer who exchanged anti-trump messages with peter strzok. today it's pages turn to testify. she's scheduled to appear in a closed door meeting. earlier this week page delayed the interview because she had not been given access to documents she said she needed to review.

the trump administration says all the eligible small children who were separated at the mexican border have been reunited with their parents. that's only about half of the children 5 year and younger who were separated. 257 were reunited with their families by yesterday morning. others continue to be held for various reasons including safety concerns, and their parents have been deported. following an aclu suit, the administration sunday court order to return more than 2,000 older children by july 26. another hearing is scheduled for today to ask for more time. and president trump's campaign manager has been moved to another jail. paul manafort has been moved to a new jail. he was moved to a jail in lexa, virginia, to another lockup where he said he was

treated like a vip. manafort faces two trials on charges ranging from bank fraud to failure to register as a foreign aide. porn star stormy daniels perform at a strip club laugh night after being arrested. she arrived at gentlemen's vanity club in columbus hours after prosecutors dropped charges stemming from another appearance. daniels was accuse of having illegal physical contact with other officers at another ohio club wednesday. they say the accusations could not be proved. and we're learning more about what life was like for those 12 soccer players and the coach who were trapped in a flooded kachb eed cave in thai. each boy had a flashlight. they used one flashlight at a time until they were found by british divers. they slept close together to stay warm and took turns. to bathe, they jumped in the water. one diver who took part in the rescue describing the difficult situation. them o a strenk pulledave and

them throuand a escorted them to the diver who was bringing them forward. >> the boys are expected to remain hospitalized through the weekend. and officials in mexico city were able to evacuate a just opened shopping mall before parts collapsed. no one was injured. officials say a support beam failed in an office area on the top loor. it's unclear if unstable land played a role. the mall was evacuated five minutes before part of the building crashed to the ground. it opened in march. the mayor called it a case of negligence. > p on t "morning news" now, grand canyon emergency. flash flooding puts hundreds of tourists in danger at a camp and later, pandemonium as build-a-bear promotion as huge crowds showed up. this is the "cbs morning news." a

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about 200 tourists stranded by flash floods in a remote area of the grand canyon in arizona are safe this morning. they were flown out by helicopter after two rounds of flooding hit the havasupai falls. they scram abouted to streets and caves to seek higher ground. there were no serious injuries. damages are awarded in a tall come powder lawsuit and new details on lesean mccoy. those are some of the stories on the news headlines today. "usa today" reports on the frantic 911 call made by the ex-girlfriend of buffalo bills star lesean mccoy. delicia cordon called minutes after an alleged masked man broke into a suburban atlanta house owned by mccoy and pistol

whipped her early tuesday morning. >> he just kept asking for jewelry. that has something to do with my ex-boyfriend. >> that's fine. does anyone need medical attention? you said you were hit in the head. >> my face is demolished right now. >> okay. cordon's attorney says cordon claims the man asked for specific pieces of jewelry mccoy favor to her. now she's no longer certain he was involved in the attack. felony hate charges have been charged for a man caught on video berating a woman wearing a shirt with a puerto rican flag on it. he's due in court today. in a video post on social media, the man identified as 62-year-old timothy trybus can be seen confronts a woman in chicago at a forest reserve last month. he's already been charged with

assault and disorderly conduct. "the st. louis-post dispatch" says a jury awarded $500 million in compensatory damages and $4 billion to women and their families in a case over talcum powder. it caused cancer in women who used the product for years. the company says it's confident it doesn't contain asbestos and won't cause cancer. "variety" says actress sandra oh will be nominated for an emmy as a lead actress. she was nominated in the bbc american thriller "killing eve." she had been nominated five times for supporting actress for grac "grey's anatomy." she never won an emmy. still ahead, the latest hitch for a merger deal.

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more. good morning, laura. >> good morning, anne-marie. they're appealing the trump decision to give the go-ahead with at&t's merger with time warner. they gave the green light for one of the biggest deals ever. at&t bought time warner for $85.4 billion. the justice didn't sued to stop the merger saying it would harm customers. u.s. stock futures rose to a five-month high this morning on expectations of solid earnings reports from u.s. firms. yesterday fed chair jerome powell said the economy is in a good place but that trade issues could end up being a drag on growth. here on wall street the dow jones industrials gained 224 points yesterday. the s&p 500 rose 24 points. po. securi a sions'terd

the fcc wants to know if facebook adequately warn investors about privacy issues that cambridge analytica mined user information without their knowledge. the fcc wants more information from facebook. and the pay-your-age promotion at build-a-bear workshops turned out to be too popular. stores across the country could not handle the crowd, and shoppers were turned away for safety. you could pay your age up to a max of $29. build-a-bear says it knows customers are disappoint and plans to reach out soon. some were given $15 coupons. and after sunday night there will be just one blockbuster video store left in the united states. the last two blockbuster stores

in alaska are closing. the video rental company has shut down in most of t u alaska because internet is so expensive and folks rented video. the last store is in bend, oregon, where the general manag manager has no plans to close it any time soon. >> if i'm feeling nostalgic about the 1990s, i'll head to bend, oregon. thanks a lot. still ahead, the iconic look of "air force one," well, it may be changing, sporting new patriotic colors. be changing, sporting new patriotic colors. ning, but ruin my day. complicated relationship with milk? pour on the lactaid. it's delicious 100% real milk, just without that annoying lactose. mmm, that's good. lactaid. the real milk that doesn't mess with you. and try calcium enriched lactaid. 100% real milk with 20% more calcium. still no lactose.

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. for decades, the most recognizable plane in the world has pretty much had the same look, but now president trump

wants to give "air force one" a makeover. he's reportedly considering changing its colors to something more colorful and patriotic. krisvan cleave explains. >> reporter: the blue and white 747 known to most as "air force one" owes its iconic look to president john f. kennedy and his wife jackie. >> so kennedy wanted an airplane that built the brand of the presidency. >> it's part of this whole pattern of him to try to create the visibility of the active office and as a glamorous office, which he succeeded in doing. >> president trump is perfectly willing to upend a lot of the norms of washington and the conventions of washington, and that appears to include "air force one." >> reporter: mr. trump took the unusual step of personally negotiating with boeing for two brand-new 747s. >> well, the plane is totally out of control. it's going to be over $4 billion. it's for the "air force one" program.

>> reporter: they'll be delivered sometime after 20 to but may drop the iconic look for a new trump-inspired "red, white and blue" design. mr. trump would not be the first commander in chief to make changes to the aircraft. harry truman left behind the roosevelt nondescript sacred cow for the eye-catching painted eagle. every president since kennedy has stayed with the look he created. >> it's just the concern that president trump the showman is going to go too far with changing the look of this iconic plane that so many people are familiar with, and a lot of people wonder why do it. >> another of the reported changes president trump is considering, a bigger better presidential bed on board the president's plane. the current one has been compared to a futon. kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. > all right. well, coming up on "cbs this morning," a preview of a new cbs news series called

"whistle-blower" who put everything on the line and expose wrongdoing. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." so if you have heart failure, ask your doctor about entresto. it helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. 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. entresto, for heart failure. when your blanket's freshness fades before the binge-watching begins... that's when you know, it's half-washed. next time, add downy fabric conditioner for freshness that lasts through next week's finale. downy and it's done. our top stories this

morning, this is the second day of president trump's visit to great brittain. he meets with prime minister theresa may and has tea with the queen. in a tabloid interview, president trump blasted may's plan to withdraw from the european union saying it would probably kill future trade deals with the u.s. he also praised her archrival and blamed london's mayor for terror attacks. and peter strzok, the fbi agent who was removed from special counsel robert mueller's team because of texts, testified

on capitol hill for 11 hours. he said he never allow hiss personal opinions to affect his work but public lawmakers western buying it and attacked strzok. the justice department reopened the case of tind thrown off a bridge. a warning, our report begins with a disturbing image. jim axelrod has more. >> reporter: it was the picture that stunned the nation and sparked a movement. 1955. 14-year-old emmett till in a casket leapt open at the direction of his mother mame. >> there's no way i can tell this story and give them the visual picture of what my son looked like. >> reporter: emmett till was killed after this woman then 21-year-old carolyn donham said he made sexual advances toward her. he and his brother were tried and acquitted in less than an hour by an all-white jury in mississippi, but the justice department now confirms the case has been reopened based upon the

discovery of new information, acestitionurther sinces >> it's the most infamous civil rights case. >> but in his book last year the author reported donham spoke to him ten years ago and admitted she hasnd told the truth. the fbi then reached out. >> the result about this is the truth of what happened to emmett till and how that speaks to the predicaments we're wrestling with today and we'll be wrestling with for years to come. >> reporter: 63 year after he was abducted, murders, and his body mutilated, has justice been delayed or once again be denied. till's cousin emma -- deborah watts leads it.

>> if this case investigated solved and justice prevails, our country has an opportunity to he heal. >> donham is still arrive in living in raleigh, north carolina. she'll turn 84 this month. she turned away from a reporter saying, i don't want to talk to you. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. coming up on "cbs this morning," more on the recovery of the thai soccer team rescued from the cave. we'll hear from a father of one of the bow and a preview of a new series called "whistle-blower" that tells everything and exposes wrong doing. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com c -- www.vitac.com

a live look outside at the bay bridge. does it look eerie? not really. still foggy. the usual start in the city of san francisco as we begin this

friday. it is friday, july 13th. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. >> friday, july 13thfriday the 13th! >> "fri-yay"! >> it is friday so that's always good. we are going to see a little bit of action in the skies, too. so hi-def doppler is actually lit up this morning. we have some areas where a line of rain came through and some lightning in the early- morning hours most likely while you were sleeping. we have a continued chance of thunderstorms throughout the morning. it will be mostly cloudy this morning and humid. then we'll just be sitting under a ridge of high pressure. it's moving right over california and as it does, that means nothing but sunshine and hot weather for your weekend. all right. and we are tracking slowdowns for the start of