for some of you the news continues. for others check with us a little later for the morning news and of course it's thursday, august 30th, 2018, this is the cbs morning news. the outpouring of love and respect continues for the american hero who served his country with all his heart. more on the tributes and tears for the late senator john mccain. and a former police officer learns his fate after being convicted of murdering an unarmed black teenager. why some are criticizing the sentence. plus caught on camera, a florida sheriff said the uber driver had the right to use deadly force during a road rage confrontation.

good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquaters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the memorials and celebrations honoring senator john mccain will move from arizona to the nation's capitol today. his casket will be flown to d.c. after a church service in phoenix. he'll lie in state under the capitol dome. yesterday thousands said their good-byes. john is here with the details. >> as many as 15,000 people paid their respects to senator mccain yesterday. he was remembered as a man that dearly loved his family and

country. late into the evening senator john mccain's children thanked those that came to the arizona state capitol to pay their respects to their father. >> it's so incredible that you're all here. it really is and i really appreciate it. >> throughout the night thousands of people from around the world waited in 105 degree heat for the final good-bye. >> it's so respectful to be in the presence of someone that served our country for 30 years which is amazing. >> on what would have been his 82nd birthday. cindy mccain, his wife of 37 years and his children gathered for an emotional private service. >> imagining arizona without john mccain is like picturing an arizona without the grand canyon. >> a public memorial service will be held for john mccain where joe biden will pay tribute. >> some of the dear friends i have are on the other side of the aisle. my beloved friend joe biden. he and i would fight. we used to fight. but we were friends. and when it came time to settle

something because we were of good will we could get it resolved. >> also speaking is arizona cardinals wide receiver larry fitzgerald. >> i had a wonderful relationship with him for quite awhile. he's been a wonderful mentor to me. i can't tell you how honored i am to say a few words about a man that everybody loves and respects. >> his body will be taken to washington for a viewing at the u.s. capitol. >> mourners will gather on saturday for a service at the washington national cathedral and he will be buried at the u.s. naval academy in annapolis. >> thank you so much. we'll bring you a special report tomorrow morning of the ceremony for john mccain. and ahead, we talk with senator lindsey graham about mccain's life and legacy the latest high ranking official to leave the trump administration is white house council don mcgahn. he is leaving this fall after

telling associates for months he was looking to leave. he's been the main contact with robert mueller's russia investigation. his departure comes a week after it was reported he was cooperating extensively with investigators. >> don mcgahn is a really good guy. >> president trump announced that don mcgahn will leave his position in the fall after the confirmation hopefully of judge cavanaugh. he was surprised by the president's tweet because they had not discussed it. he was the lead man for the trump campaign but the relationship between the president and his top lawyer has been rocky. mcgahn threatened to re-sign over stress and frustration with the president. he also spent hours being interviewed by robert mueller's

team. the president said he approved the cooperation and isn't worried about what he revealed. one reason he hung on, his role in helping to confirm 60 conservative judges to the supreme court. in february mcgahn reflected on his vast responsibilities at the white house. >> i advise the president from constitutional law to executive power. >> that involves you in just about everything. >> unfortunately yes. >> he joins a long list of high profile white house departures including hope hicks, steve bannon and his first cheer of staff priebus. cbs news the white house. >> in the florida governor's race ron desantis is facing criticism for a comment democrats are calling racist. >> the last thing we need to do is monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda. >> his democratic opponent is tallahassee mayor andrew gillum, an african american. they said they were directed at

his policies and not a candidate. during a broadcast interview, gillum says he isn't buying it. >> it's very clear that mr. desantis is taking a page from the campaign manual from donald trump. but he has another thing coming to him if he thinks florida voters are going to respond to that. they're sick of it. earlier gillum said florida voters want someone that's not racist and not bigots. he would be the first african american governor. a dallas jury sentenced a former police officer that shot and killed an unarmed black teenager to prison. he fired his gun into a house party killing 15-year-old jordan edwards. the family and prosecutors said the jury let oliver off easy.

he was also fined $10,000. oliver's lawyer said they will appeal. new charges are being filed against the father of a young boy found dead in a new mexico compound. he pleaded not guilty to child abuse resulting in death charges. his 3-year-old son was found dead in a remote new mexico compound. 11 other children were found living in squaller. lesser charges were dropped after they missed a deadline to secure a preliminary hearing. they're being held without bail until a hearing next week. when an uber driver shot and killed a man tuesday morning it was a classic case of stand your ground. >> i say something. >> you know i got a pistol. >> the driver of the pick up thought his girlfriend was inside the uber car and forced it off the road. beck then threatened the driver, robert westlake.

>> that was a terrible mistake on jason's part because the uber driver not only happens to be licensed to carry a concealed firearm in the state of florida, but he just finished the police academy. >> westlake fired one shot and then called authorities and tried to revive beck. coming up on the morning news, new york's governor andrew cuomo faces off against his challenger and former sex in the city star cynthia nixon. >> plus american passports are being denied along the u.s.-mexico border. this is the cbs morning news. this is the cbs morning news. (vo) ovewhelming air fresheners can send you running. so try febreze one. with no aerosols and no heavy perfumes. so you can spray and stay. febreze one. plaque psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis,

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our top stories this morning, senator john mccain's body will be flown to washington after church services in phoenix. it will lie in state at the u.s. capitol. thousands paid their respects to him at the arizona capitol. family and friends attended a private service where his wife pressed her face against his coffin. mccain will be buried sunday at the u.s. naval academy. >> white house council mcgahn is leaving the trump administration in the fall. the president announced it yesterday calling him a really good guy. he was a key figure in the handling of the robert mueller

investigation. months being interviewed by investigators. the president says he approved mcgahn's cooperation and wasn't worried about what he may have said. a dallas jury sentenced a white former police officer that shot and killed an unarmed black sta teenager to 15 years in prison. that same jury convicted roy oliver of murder the day before. last april he fired his gun into a car leaving a house party killing 15-year-old jordan edwards. the teen's family and prosecutors said the jury let oliver off easy. >> a scuffle over scallops broke out in the high seas. why the french and english fishing boats were pitted against each other. >> there was ramming on the high seas as the dispute over shellfish turned over. english fishermen said french

boats swirled them and hurled insults and rocks to drive them off the scallop beds. >> before we knew it we had around 10 or 15 other french boats surrounding us. throwing rocks at us. flairs. lighting the sky up with flairs so other boats could see us. it was quite an intense moment. >> this stretch of water may be called the english channel but some of the richest scallop fishing is on the french side. it attracts fishermen from both countries eager to cash in on this lucrative delicacy but international rules say the english boats can fish any time while the french are forced to wait until the first of october. it makes french fishermen furious. >> we're trying to get rid of the english, he said because if we let them get away with this they'll clear out the whole area. in the end, the english boats retreated home to port but the english fishermen say if

negotiations don't solve this in the coming days, they'll be back next week for round two. cbs news london. well, coming up on cbs this morning we'll celebrate the u.s. open's 50th anniversary. plus in our series a more perfect union, larry fitzgerald reflects on his friendship with senator john mccain. that's the cbs morning news for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ews for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. many people living with diabetes

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waking up with us. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. let's say good morning to neda right now and also gianna is joining us. >> good morning. >> it's been a while. >> just thought i'd make a cameo. >> welcome back. >> it's going a nice day today so hopefully we can get outside and enjoy it later on. it's going to be similar to yesterday. yesterday was so pretty with all that sun and this morning, we're waking up to some patchy clouds but not the typical thick marine layer and, yes, that's why we have this view of coit tower this morning. this afternoon, temperatures are cooler than average. so we're looking at staying in the 60s and 70s and low 80s but overall, that's pretty good. nothing to complain about. we are going to start to warm up by tomorrow. but even then, it won't be too, too, hot. gianna. >> taking a look at the roads right now. we start off with a snag on 680 northbound in san