focus on the conservation of the animals that he loved so much. >> that's the overnight news for this monday. from the broadcast captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs it's monday, august 13th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." the fbi recovers the flight data recorder from the plane stolen by a ground service employee in seattle as they try to unravel how and why the man took the aircraft. a secret reporting omarosa manigault-newman reportedly took from the white house security room and could be trouble for the presidential adviser.

thousands show up in washington, d.c., to march against white nationalists. and for better or worse. a bride, her husband, and the wedding party had to be rescued from floodwaters. 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, the airport worker who stole a commercial airliner from the seattle airport joked with air traffic controllers before he crash on a remote island. it prompts questions including where the worker learned how to fly. john schiumo has more. good morning, john. >> good morning, anne-marie. that plane didn't require a key, but it did need buttons and

switches to be hit in a very specific order. investigators are trying to learn more about richard russell and how he was able to pull this off. the fbi says it recovered flight data recorder recovered from the plane stolen friday night. >> hey, pilot guy, can this thing do a back flip thing? >> officials want to know how and why richard "beebo" russell took a plane for a joy ride before crashing it on an island near seattle before killing himself. >> would call this a wakeup call for the airlines. >> captain ross aimer is a united airline pilot. he said there was nothing stopping him from getting to the plane as an employee. >> i was quite surprised that a person that claims to have had only background in video games was able to start this airplane, taxi it out, and actually take off and do those maneuvers.

>> i think i'm going to try to do a barrel roll. >> robert reeves trained with russell. >> you don't get taught about how do the engines but you pick it up like how the buttons in the cockpit work. >> he spoke with russell on a regular basis. he added he was one of the hardest working employees there. now, anne-marie, aviation experts are predicting this incident will lead to changes including tighter background checks for all airport workers. anne-marie? >> i bet. john schiumo here in new york. thanks a lot, john. well, fired presidential adviser omarosa manigault-newman said she secretly recorded chief of staff john kelly firing her in the situation room. that would be a breach of security. part of that recording was played as she promoted her soon-to-be-released book. >> if we make this a friendly

departure, we can all be -- you know, you can look at your time here in the white house as a year of service to the nation, and then you can go on without any type of difficulty in the future really tish to your reputation. >> manigault-newman said she recorded the conversation last december for her own protection and that she felt threatened. in a statement white house press secretary sarah sanders said the recording shows a blatant disregard for our national security. in her book manigault-newman attacks the president, claiming without evidence there are tapes of mr. trump using the "n" word during outtakes of the reality show, "the apprentice." >> donald trump is a con. he is truly a racist. once i heard it for myself, what i feared the most. >> before sunday's interview,

the white house said the upcoming book is riddled with lies. and the president was asked saturday if he feels betrayed by his former reality tv co-star. >> low life. she's a low life. >> the counsel for the president suggested sales are motivating manigau manigault's claims. >> i have never heard him use a slur about anyone and i never heard omarosa complain he had done that. >> omarosa was fired amid allegations of misconduct. she had staunchly defended trump for years including accusations that he is a racist. now she says she was used by the president and that she was complicit with the white house in deceiving the nation. well, events marking the one-year anniversary of a white nationalist rally in virginia came and went without incident. a gathering of far right extremists in the nation's capitol was overshadowed by

counterprotesters. tony dokoupil has our report. >> reporter: police escorted a group of white supremacists through a much larger group of counterprotesters. they gathered in lafayette square just across the street from the white house. >> we're here for first amendment. >> reporter: activist jason kessler organized the event in virginia one year ago that led to the death of protester heather heyer. >> i'm okay with sharing this country with people from around the world, but if you bring in too many people at once, it's not the same country anymore. >> reporter: counterprotesters gathered early in d.c. many say they came out to make a statement that there's no room for bigotry in this country. >> i'm here because i'm a white person. i don't want to be associated

with the neo-nazis, white supremacists, and that hate. >> heather hire's mom was there to urge others. >> i don't want other mothers to be in my spot. i don't want other mothers to go through this. >> reporter: sunday's unite the white rally ended sooner than anticipated. kessler and 30 of his supporters left washington in van, escorted once again by police. tony dokoupil, cbs news, new york. the baltimore police officer caught on video punching a man repeatedly has resigned. the officer asked the man for identification saturday. he refused, and that's when the trouble started. as one officer punched the man, another officer appears to try to control the situation and the crowd. the officer involved was

suspended before he resigned. the second officer was put on administrative leave. the victim identified as dashawn mcgrier was not put in custody. he suffered bruised ribs and a broken jaw. connect ellison is one of several running in the state's primary. the allegations surfaced over the weekend when karen monaghan's son said he had seen hundreds of angry texts from ellison to his mother and her had seen hundreds of angry texts from ellison to his mother. this morning residents in northern new jersey are cleaning up following devastating flooding in new jersey. cars washed away and homes suffered such significant damage

they've already been condemned. >> almost like a mini tsunami came in. my garage door was u-shaped from pressure of the water and flowed into my basement. >> the water rose so fast, drivers were trapped, including this bride, her new husband, and the wedding party. they were rescued by police. in some areas, 2 inches of rain fell within an hour. coming up on the "morning news," football fallout. the university of maryland coach is placed on suspension. and chased by a tiger. brooks koepka pulls off a win at the pga for the championship. this is the "cbs morning news." simple goodness

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. on the "cbs moneywatch," russia responds to u.s. sanctions, and the president backs a harley boycott. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. president trump is backing calls for a boycott of motorcycle maker harley-davidson. in june it announced it was moving production outside of the u.s. it blames retaliation for tariffs imposed on the european union. harley says it expects the new tariffs will cost it $100 million annually. yesterday the president tweeted, quote, many harley-davidson owners plan to boycott the companies manufacturing moves overseas. great. most other companies are coming

in our direction including harley competitors. a really bad move. soon the u.s. will have a level playing field or better, unquote. stockmarkets in this country and abroad are keeping close tabs on financial issues in turkey and its potential impact of the global economy. the lyre plunged last week, hitting a record low friday. the turkish government says it has a plan to present this morning to ease financial concerns. russia is decreasing its holdings in u.s. securities in response to the latest round of u.s. sanctions. the russian finance minister said yesterday there are no plans to to shut down u.s. companies in russia. last week the trump administration said it would impose new sanctions on russia after determining moscow used a nerve agent against a former russian agentle and his daughter. the new sanctions are scheduled to go into effect at the end of

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a massive sinkhole opened up in china after heavy rains. it swallowed two parked cars and nearly a third. dozens of people rushed to help saturday. they tied a long rope to the car. the car was finally pulled away from the sinkhole. torrential rain caused 20 cave-ins on central roads and several homes were destroyed. there's a deadly problem afflicting waterways throughout the state. as our affiliate andrea marvin explains, toxic algae bloom is killing marine life. >> water is essential to life. >> reporter: bringing her children to understand the importance of standing for earth. >> i want them to have a sense of activism and they're responsible for what happens in their world. >> reporter: christina is part

of a movement going across the stat where people are locking hands along the florida beaches to send a statement. >> it breaks my heart but makes me angry. it makes me really angry. we need to take care of the earth. we need to take care of florida. >> reporter: here along the coast, massive green algae continues to plague the water as businesses brave for the worst. along the coast there's fear of the red tide. on the other side, thousands of fish, eel, and turtles are dying. sometimes as far as the eye can see. several lifeless manatees have been pulled from the water. christina says the images are heartbreaking and it's worried the impact the bloom could have on the local livelihood. >> if people can't go fishing,

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the signs at autismspeaks.org. our top stories this morning. former presidential adviser omarosa manigault newman admitted she secretly recorded chief of staff john kelly firing her in the situation room. she said she did it for her own protection. the white house called her action a blatant disregard for national security. manigault newman is promoting her soon-to-be released book. events to mark the one-year anniversary of the deadly violence in charlottesville, virginia, were peaceful for the most part. just a handful of people attended a white supremacist

rally in washington, d.c. they were overshadowed by thousands of counterprotesters. in charlottesville, there were rallies and vigils. the mother of a woman killed at last year's rally says the country's racial wounds still have not healed. and the flight data recorder from a plane stolen by a airplane worker in seattle has been recovered. richard russell performed acrobatic stunts and joked with air traffic controllers before crashing on a remote island near seattle. he died in the crash. it's unclear if the crash was deliberate or accidental. well, firefighters made progress against the holy fire in southern california, which has burned more than 3,500 square miles. it's one of 25 fires burning in the state. jonathan vigliotti is there. >> reporter: firefighters told us there's only so much they can do. the flames are in the hanlds of mother nature.

and take a look at how it brought flames right through the valley, ripping through the brush and vehicles before abruptly coming to a stop. them the winds changed direct, going this way sparing hundreds of homes in its paths. for the past few days, we have watched planes and helicopters douse the area with fire retardant. winds have died down, allowing evacuated residents to return home. last night the red cross handed out face mask and garbage bags to homeowners. and the first day of school has been pushed back a week because of poor air quality and cleanup. over 20,000 acres of this land reduced to ash. now the main concern looking forward, the rainy season and the possibility of mudslides. well, coming up only on "cbs this morning," an update on the golden state killer as authorities plan to announce a new charge today against the suspect joseph desalvo. plus, two indiana moms are demanding answers after a test revealed cancer-causing contaminants in some neighborhood homes.

and actor chris o'dowd joins us in the studio to tell us all about the new season of the hit series "get shorty." that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks a lot for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

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monday morning. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm melissa cane in for kenny choi. good morning, jaclyn. >> happy monday. >> happy monday. we are starting today with temperatures on the mild side. heading through the afternoon, temps will be cooler than yesterday, 3 to 8 degrees cooler. check out the san josi live camera here. we have a lot of mid- to upper 50s and 60s. we'll talk about today and the workweek ahead coming up. how is it looking out there? looks a little foggy for the north bay commuters this monday morning. overall we are in good shape on 101 in both