for others, check back for the morning news and "cbs this morning." ♪ it's tuesday, april 9, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." now, we are here to present the championship trophy to the university of virginia. congratulations. >> overtime thriller, virginia edges past texas tech to win the first ncaa title, ever. homeland security shake up. who's in and who's out. president trump takes a tighter

grip on immigration policy. new contender, california congressman eric swalwell is joining the crowded presidential race. >> it's official. it's official. it feels good to say that. >> now it's official. >> good morning from the studio 57 news room we are in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the university of virginia men's basketball team has made the ultimate comeback in a win for the record book. one year after becoming the first number one seed to fall to a number 16 in the tournament, uva won their first ncaa basketball championship. virginia beat texas tech 85-77 in overtime. hunter put up a career high 27 points. he hit 4 of his 5

three-pointers, none bigger than a clutch three-pointer with two minutes left in overtime. >> going through what we did last year and having to, you know, it helped me as a coach and all the stuff they talked about, i think bought us a ticket to a national championship. >> the crowds poured into the streets of charlottesville after last night's game. thousands of fans spent hours celebrating virginia's big win. check this out. new york city's empire state building was lit up overnight in the colors of uva, orange and blue. congratulations. the president's national security staff is undergoing a system wide purge. it began on sunday with secretary kristjen neilson. on monday, it was the head of the secret service, tex alex, then claire grady. cbs news learned the massive personnel changes we engineered and done by

presidential adviser, stephen york with what it could mean for the immigration policy. good morning. >> good morning. there are plans of what the president plans to do to get tougher. sources tell the associated press, mr. trump is considering separating families at the border, again. more heads could roll. we are hearing the person who runs citizenship and immigration services is expected to leave as is dhs general council. a federal judge blocked the trump administration's policy of sending asylum seekers back to mexico to wait out their cases. he tweeted the ruling is so unfair to the u.s. it's not the first time the court stymied his immigration policies. this comes as the president overhauls the department of homeland security to get tougher on immigration. >> our country is full. >> reporter: so far, five senior officials have been purged as

part of a plan orchestrated by presidential adviser and immigration hardliner, stephen miller. >> we are going to do whatever is necessary to build the border wall to stop the ongoing crisis of illegal immigration. >> reporter: secretary kristjen neilson is the biggest name on the way out. >> i will support all efforts to address the humanitarian crisis on the border. >> reporter: also gone, the head of secret service. >> the president and white house staff may like to treat hiring and firing in the administration as a reality tv show. >> darrell west of the think tank said president trump is looking ahead to the 2020 election. >> it's going to be a tough job because the president clearly wants whoever is in that position to be really tough. that means separating families, communicating policies that a lot of people object to. >> reporter: customs and border protection commissioner, kevin

mcaleenan will take over as acting dhs secretary. in addition to mcaleenan, rick perry and former acting attorney general, matthew whittaker could be in the running as a permanent replacement to kristjen neilson. >> thank you so much. three u.s. service members and a contractor have been killed in afghanistan. they hit a roadside bomb yesterday north of kabul. three others were hurt. according to a u.s. official, a car pulled over to the side of the road to let a convoy of american vehicles pass. as the convoy went by, the driver detonated the explosives inside. taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack. a lawyer for a women arrested at president trump's mar-a-lago resort denied she was spying for china. yujing zhang is accused of entering the restricted area and lying to agents. a special investigation is

underway. jeff pegues reports on this. ri reporter: with yujing zhang jump suit, prosecutors told the judge, she lies to everyone she encounters, having changed her story multiple times as to why the 32-year-old chinese national was trying to get into mar-a-lago. she was able to talk her way through two check points before the clubs receptionist realized she had no reason to be there. at the time of the arrest, the secret service agent, yujing zhang was carrying two chinese passports, four cell phones and a thumb drive full of malicious software. prosecutors said a search of her room at this hotel uncovered a signal detector to locate hidden cameras, nine usb drives, five sim cards and nearly $8,000, most of it in 100 dollar bills. the fbi joined the secret service in looking at counter

intelligence concerns at the president's club. >> mar-a-lago has hundreds and hundreds of people who go through in any given week. you need to vet those people. any single one of the people who go through the doors in mar-a-lago have some sort of access to the president. >>reporter: she will remain in jail even though her attorney said this is all a misunderstanding. the prosecutors made it clear it was far more serious than that. amid reports the breach played a role in the president's dismissal of the secret service director. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. a maryland man accused of plotting a terrorist attack is expected in court today. prosecutors say rondell henry stole a u-haul truck with the intent of plowing into people at the national harbor in maryland, just outside d.c. the 28-year-old was inspired by isis. he was arrested last month and has not been charged with terror he iever, fa ten years

in prison. president trump is demanding the kidnappers of an american tourist be brought to justice. kimberly sue endicott and her guide were released after being abducted at gunpoint inside a uganda park. security forces are hunting for her kidnappers who asked for $500,000 ransom money. u.s. and uganda officials denied paying for her freedom. at endicott's home, family and friends never gave up hope and prayed for a miracle. >> we are happy it had a good outcome as well as for her guide, too. we are looking forward to her coming home. >> uganda's president said his country is safe for travelers, but added they would strengthen security at national parks. coming up, an uber driver is accused of burglarizing a home after dropping off residents at the airport. measles outbreak.

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>> i'm running for president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's official. it's official. boy is it good to say that. >> now it's official. congratulations. >> thank you. >> he made the announcement on "the late show with stephen colbert." the 38-year-old iowa native was first elected to congress in 2012. he says he wants to offer debt free education to students attending public university. zero interest college loans and tax-free employer contributions to student loan debt. cbsnews.com says benjamin netanyahu is playing his ties with u.s. and russia as voters head to the polls today for national elections. >> the president of the united states and the president of russia basically endorsed netanyahu. >> he was seeking im t

country's longest serving leader. he's campaigned on his relationship with president trump pointing to the u.s. recognition of the sovereignty of the heights. another recent stop was moscow where vladimir putin arranged for the return of the remains of an israeli soldier missing. netanyahu is facing corruption charges, which he denies. his main challenger is former army general benny gantz. "the wall street journal" reports the spread of measles in the u.s. is accelerating with 465 reported cases so far this year. information released yesterday by the cdc shows the increase is being driven by an outbreak in new york city. most of the cases involve unvaccinated children in the orthodox jewish community. the suburb of rockland county has been particularly hard hit. it recently issued an executive order banning anyone unvaccinated under the age of 18 from public places.

a judge lifted that ban. >> i don't think people who aren't vaccinated should be allowed in public spaces. >> i would like to see that enforced because, you know, public places, everybody is susceptible to that. >> rockland county executive met to try to devise a strategy to deal with the outbreak. california's mercury news reports an uber driver is expected of burglarizing a home shortly after dropping off the residents at an airport. jackie gordon wilson returned to the home when a security alarm went off. he then drove a few blocks away and ransacked another couple's home. >> family heirlooms that i'm really, really hoping i can get back. they are from my grandmother and go back to the holocaust. if they are lost, to him, it's just something to pawn off. to me, it's a memory of my grandmother. >> the residents of the that home shared their home surveillan ve st f

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on the "cbs moneywatch," the u.s. threatens tariffs on eu goods and a record number of americans will miss the tax deadline. diane king hall has more. good morning. >> good morning. the trump administration is considering imposing taur riffs on $11 billion of goods. it comes from the black of aircraft maker airbus. the world trade organization found the subsidiaries have an adverse reaction. aircraft, cheese and bicycles are among the product that is could be hit by tariffs. today, the fed's vice chairman will speak in minneapolis. investors are watching for clues on the fed's economic outlook. on monday, the dow closed down 83 points following a loss with boeing. the s&p 500 gained three and the nasdaq added 15 points. chuck e. cheese's parent company is going public, again.

cec entertainment, which owns the franchise will begin trading under the ticker cec in the second quarter this year. they are valued at $1.4 billion. pinterest filed for an ipo. the social media platform wants to sell shares between $15 and $17 via public offering. that could value the company up to $11 billion. the irs is expected to receive an unprecedented 14 million requests for filing extensions before the filing deadline on april 15th. lawmakers say it's because the irs is faced with more tax questions and more complicated returns. lawmakers say the number of extensions was so high, they considered whether the irs should consider moving the filing deadline back. >> wow. thank you so much, diane. >> you got it. still ahead, a new star on the yellow brick road.

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service, tex alice and dhs undersecretary, claire grady. cbs news learned the personnel changes were engineered and directed by presidential adviser and immigration hard liner, stephen miller. more than a dozen parents accused in the college admission bribery scandal, including felicity huffman will enter a plea deal. we have the report. >> reporter: 12 parents charged in a college admissions bribery scream, have agreed to plead guilty. the "desperate housewives" star was arraigned in fraud and conspiracy charges. she and the others are accused of paying a consultant to get their kids in a prestigious school. they knew it was illegal. monday, huffman admitted to giving singer $15,000 to increase her daughters test scores. they had the girl take an s.a.t. with a proctor who corrected the

answers or coached the students during the exam. huffman felt deep regret and shame. she apologized to those who had gotten into college honestly. adding my daughter knew nothing about my actions. i have betrayed her. >> her pleading guilty, at this early stage shows she does, indeed, have remorse. it was very, very smart. >> reporter: under federal sentencing guidelines, huffman faced up to 20 years in prison, if convicted. according to the terms of the plea deal, prosecutors will seek a 4-10 month sentence. >> if you go forward and fight this case, you could wind up with a sentence that is a lot of time in prison. >> reporter: 20 accused parents have yet to enter a plea. among them is actress lori loughlin. she and her husband allegedly doled out a half million dollars

in bribes to get their two daughters admitted to usc. coming up on "cbs this morning," in school matters, the fight against the opioid epidemic. we go to alabama where they are training school staff to administer the life saving drug. a push for regulations at a trampoline park. a growing number of concerns at the popular spot. in our "eye on money" last minute tax filing tip, the one thing to do before that deadline. that's the "cbs morning news." thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. have a great day.

now at 4:30, looking live from our exclusive sails forest camera. beautiful with all the lights and we have a cooler day ahead of us.

good morning, everyone, it's tuesday, april 9th. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm anne mackovec. it's about 4:30. mary has a check on a windy forecast. >> a big difference compared to yesterday. let's check out the winds if you're headed out the door. 19 miles-per-hour winds. 17 oakland. 16 in berkeley. miles-per-hour winds in -- breezy to windy. the skies are clearing. cooler temperatures by 70 degrees and sunshine and windy with the strongest winds up in the hills and along the coast. we're going to stay dry all week long, but that potten count ten -- but the pollen count goes up. i'll let you know how strong the

winds will get, coming up, emily.