♪ it's thursday, february 14th. 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." paul manafort's bombshell. a judge says he lied to investigators in the russia probe breaching his plea deal. congress food is ready to pass a bill to avoid another shutdown. the president has not yet said he would sign it. and today marks one year since the deadly school shooting in parkland, florida. the movement that was launched in the aftermath and the survivors that carry on.

good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. a federal judge has ruled paul manafort intentionally lied to investigators and a federal grand jury in the russia probe. the former campaign chairman for president trump was convicted of eight felonies, including tax and bank fraud last year. he also pleaded guilty to two more conspiracy counts and agreed to cooperate with the special counsel in exchange for pennsylvania lighter sentence. in a ruling yesterday a judge found manafort die are lied about interaction wgs the former business partner believed to have ties to the russian intelligence. by breaching his plea agreement, manafort could face life in prison. manafort remains in jill and set to be sentenced next month. congressional approval on a border security compromise is expected today. passage of the bill would avert a government shutdown.

but president trump has yet to fully commit to signing it. mark limpman is here in new york with more on this good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. it's looking better for federal workers who face the possibility of another shutdown tomorrow. but the president could still get his wall. one way, by declaring a national emergency. >> i present a privilege report. >> late last night the house introduced an 1,100 page funding bill to avoid another partial government shutdown. >> it won't be a perfect deal but a good deal. >> congressional leaders are confident it will pass today. >> it's a win for the american people. it's a compromise. >> the bill including nearly $1.4 billion for fencing along the mexican border, more than some democrats wanted but far less than president $5.7 billion president trump demanded. >> i don't want to see a shutdown. a shutdown would be a terrible thing. >> the president is likely to sign the bill before the friday night deadline. though yesterday at the white

house he refused to commit 100%. >> we'll be looking for land mines because you could have that. >> at an event with law enforcement later in the day mr. trump insisted he is building the wall regardless of congressional support. >> and it's a big wall. it's a strong wall. it's a wall the people aren't going through very easy. they would be able to climb mount everest easier i think. >> the president could try to use executive action to find the rest of the funding. >> i think the national emergency declaration is definitely on the table. >> though some republicans and most democrats oppose that option. also in the bill, more than a billion dollars in other border security programs. that includes money to hire 1,200 border patrol agents, humanitarian help for detained migrants and new equipment at ports of entry anne-marie. >> mark limpman in new york. thanks. now to a case of alleged betrayal that could pose a

threat to national security. a form air force counterintelligence specialist was indicted for giving classified information. david martin reports. >> for 11 years monica whitt used top secret clearance to spy on iran. first for the air force then as a government contractor. but she quit in 2010 and later according to assistant attorney general john demurs told the iranians about the secret work. >> what we alleged is what she provided was the identity, name of a secret intelligence program of the u.s. government as well as the identities of an intelligence officer. >> she first made contact with the iranian while attending an anti-american conference in tehran. after she returned to the u.s. whitt started texting with a go-between. a person holding dual u.s. iranian citizenship who was assessing her potential as a spy.

in a text she told the go-between she might be like snowden, apparent reference to edward snowden the contractor who are for the national security agency who leaked trophies of documents then she deeffected to iran. >> she appearance to have switched her allegiance to thinking the united states where she was born and raised and worked was, you know, not where her allegiance was anymore. >> whitt helped the iranian create target packages on the american intelligence officer who had run secret programs along with several others she knew. >> a target package in the parlance of the intelligence community is a plan to neutralize one of our intelligence agents. >> iran attempted to hack into the officer's computers and plant malware allowing them to record every key stroke on their keyboards. none the american intelligence officers the iranians are known

to have been harmed. as for whitt, she is believed to still nb iran, and beyond the reach of u.s. law. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. >> brock long the head of familia announced stepping down next month. his resignation comes months after a controversy over his use of government vehicles. he led the federal emergency response to three major hurricanes, that hit texas, florida and puerto rico in 2017. his deputies, pete gainer will serve as acting administrator. today marks one year since a school shooting tragedy in parkland, florida. 17 people, including students and staff, were killed buy a lone gunman as marjory stoneman douglas high school. jeff glor spoke with a graefg father. >> shots possibly fired. >> onier ago manuel oliver lost his best friend, jauquin. >> i don't have my son with me. he is not coming back, period. he is gone. he is dead.

so what are our options. >> oliver told us he no longer wants his son to be considered a victim but an activist. so manuel paints and shares graphic murals. >> this is what i feel. in kid is stronger than ever. >> this one with a broken heart and bullet holes. >> i'm sorry, the sound of hammering sounds just like a shot. >> he formed a foundation to address mass shootings in america. >> you don't want people to feel sorry. >> about me? no i want people to feel sorry i'm not toing anything. you can feel sorry about me. fine but i'm here. i feel sad, yes. and by the way when i say you i'm talking about you. >> okay? >> okay -- because -- because you have a fear i don't have. because you have kids. and every time you put yourself in our situation you think about it and it's affecting you. i can tell you i can tell right

now the way you react. >> because they are in lock down drills. >> that's exactly what i mean. i don't have that fear. i already went through that. >> a barrier on the southern border may have. >> last week manuel oliver interrupted a capitol hill hearing on universal background checks when one congressman advocated for building a wall instead. oliver showed us this letter, i he says his son wrote for a class assignment five years before he died, pleading for background checks. >> maybe you are fond much having crazy people with death machines. you shouldn't have anything against background checks if you are innocent. it's dated 2/12/13. so jauquin was 12 years old. he was 12 isn't that amazing. >> it is. >> my son was fight are for in way before me, the kids from

parkland and he had it very clear. >> that was jeff glor reporting. coming up on the morpg news now a cult-like leader. we remember linen larouche who ran for president eight times. and cutting off communications, a mars rover is declared dead. this is the "cbs morning news." . ...helps stop irreversible joint damage... and helps skin get clearer. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events... including infections, tuberculosis... lymphoma, other cancers,... nervous system and blood disorders... and allergic reactions have occurred. tell your doctor if you've been some place where fungal infections are common. or, if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores, have had hepatitis b, have been treated for heart failure... or if you have persistent fever... bruising, bleeding, or paleness.

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morning news stand. "the new york times" results reports on the death of lyndon larouche. he ran for president in every election from 1976 to 2004. he embraced a wide range of conspiracy theories and advocated for the overhaul of the world financial systems. he began his political career on the far left and ended it on the far right. his political action committee said that he died on tuesday. lyndon larouche was 96. new jersey.com says the state's five catholic dies cease released the name of 188 priests and deacons accused of accusing children over decades. more than 100 people on the list are dead. oerps removed from the ministry np new jersey joins more than two two dozen other states that named abusers. new jersey is investigating priest sexual abuse and looking into whether the catholic church kbrofl improperly handled allegations.

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♪ the beat goes o r: support more victories for veterans, go to dav.org. our totori our top stories this morning. a federal judge rules former trump campaign chairman paul manafort intentionally lied to investigators and a federal grand jury in the special counsel's russia probe. she said it breeches his agreement and hurts manafort's chance of receiving a reduced sentence. congress prepares to pass a border security compromise today. the bill providing president trump with only a fraction of what he demanded for the wall with mexico. it would also prevent another government shutdown this weekend. the president has not fully committed to signing the bill. the governor go of virginia continuing to deal with the fallout over racist year book

photo. the scandal has prompted schools across the country to page threw their histories and re-examine campus culture. errol barnette reports. >> here is mack face in 1921. >> they even do black face with jefferson. >> i wouldn't be surprised if he is wearing a grass skirt. >> poring through the university of virginia old year books, history professor kurt van dock is uncovering countless examples of black face and other mockery of minorities. from fraternity parities to demeaning characteristics it's taking various forms. >> one image he can't get out of his mind is the mock lynching from a fraternity page from a year book in 1971. >> you have a white person in black face who has as into around his neck and hanging from his tree. s in a horrifying image. i can't imagine why anyone would ever put in in a year book. >> he cochairs the school's

commission on gracious. part of the expanding campus effort to confront and own the school's past. >> one sentiment we hear from those accused of this or attending these types of events is that it's just a joke. >> oh. well. >> what do you say to that. >> to white supremacists it's a joke. >> even the titles of the year book is steeped in racism. corks and curls is a reference to burned cork used to blacken faces and curly wigs used in shows. in the wake of virginia governor year book controversy several universities are confronting the imagery. wake forest and chapel hill completed reviews of year books reveals are revealing for black face and students cloaked in ku klux klan robes. students like this man appreciate the schools owning the past but says more needs to be done. >> i think the first step is a conversation.

and talk about race. >> uva says this review begins dialogue to start the healing. errol barnette, cbs news, charlottesville, virginia. coming up on "cbs this morning" former fbi director andrew mccabe opens up about his decision to investigate scott pelley tells us what mccabe revealed to him about the chaotic time in the white house. plus private medical may be for sale. anna werner shows how easy it is to find patient files on the black market. that's the morning news for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.

live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . breaking news overnight. the home is ripped off its foundation in sausalito and a

woman is trapped inside. good morning, everyone. it is february 14. i am michelle griego . >> good morning and thank you for joining us. i am kenny choi. here's a look at the map near the 101 with a mudslide ripping through a home. apparently the mud slid into the home, ripping the house foundation. you can see this video that is just coming into the newsroom. this has happened within the last hour and you can see the damage. >> looking at this damage and knowing someone was trapped inside but a short time ago authorities were able to pull out a woman. they pulled her out in a gurney and we are not showing the video right now. she was trapped inside all of this and amazingly survived. she the debris. apparently she was talking with neighbors and law enforcement that showed up t