continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morni news and, of course, "cbs this news and, of course, "cbs this captioning funded by cbs it's thursday, may 9th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." president trump says it's time to move on from the russia investigation, but congress has other idea. why a republican-led senate committee subpoenaed his son. dangerous flooding in texas, and another powerful line of stomps is expected to hit the lone star state again today. plus, how an anonymous tip led to more than a thousand guns seized from an upscale home in southern california.

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. sourk south korea says north korea fired at least once this morning. it's the second in five days. last week they launched a number of rockets and one toward the east coast into the ocean. and now to other news. lawmakers are digging into their search for answers to the russia investigation. one of donald trump's sons, donald trump jr. is being subpoenaed by the senate intelligence committee. last night the president fired

up supporters in panama city beach, florida, during his fourth rally of the year. he targeted democrats over their handling of the mueller report and mocked 2020 democratic hopefuls. laura podesta is here in new york with the president's comments. laura, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. yes, like most of the president's rallies, a wide range of topics were covered, but that was a room full of supporters. back in washington, it's a different story. president trump's administration and specifically his son still being scrutinized even by members of his own party. >> that's only in the panhandle you can get away with that statement. >> president trump shrugged off the suggestion to shoot migrants illegally crossing into the u.s. in his wide ranging speech, president trump said he wants to move on from the russia investigation. >> no collusion, no obstruction. >> and on to the 2020 election. >> pick somebody, please, and

let's start this thing. >> and while many of his allies are also ready to move on, congressional investigations by both parties are going forward. >> the republican-led intelligence committee subpoenaed donald trump junior to answer more questions about the russian interference in the 2016 election. donald trump jr. testified in 2017. a person close to him told the "associated press" he will answer questions. earlier in the day they voted to hot attorney general william barr in contempt. >> we've talked for a long time about approaching a constitutional crisis. we are now in it. >> president trump invoked executive privilege to block barr from releasing the unredacted mueller report. >> the constitutional crisis is the committee is asking the

attorney general to give things he cannot give. >> reporter: the resolution now goes to the full house for a vote. meanwhile house democrats are expected to decide today whether to seek court action to obtain president trump's tax returns. anne-marie? >> should be another interesting day in washington. >> never a dull moment. >> really. laura podesta here in new york. thanks a lot, laura. >> okay. well, two students suspected in a colorado school shooting that killed a fellow student and wounded eight others are expected to be formally charged tomorrow. the accused shooters, 18-year-old devon erickson and an unnamed 16-year-old juvenile, made their first court appearances yesterday. a vigil for the shooting victims were held at highlands ranch just outside denver. parents and teachers spoke from the school. chris martinez has more. >> reporter: they made their appearance wednesday a day after the colorado school shooting that killed one and injured

eight. 18-year-old devon erickson kept his head low during much of the proceedings and spoke very little. erickson and a second suspect who's a juvenile are accused of walking into a denver school and opening fire in two classrooms. >> i remember going into absolute and complete fear when he walked in. >> reporter: brendan bialy was one of the students injured in the attack. once the shooting started, it was fight or flight, and i'm just more than happy to know whey thought i could do in a situation like that is what i did. brendan's friend kendrick was killed. he's being called a hero. his parents spoke to cnn. >> there's a part of you that wishes he would have turn and ran, retreated, hid, put himself out of harm's way, if that was possible. >> kendrick is like a bowling ball and it's hard to stop that kid once he starts going.

that's exactly what happened. the gunman was there, he was against the wall, and didn't know what the hell hit him. >> reporter: the shooting at highlands ranch just south of denver took place only miles from the columbia bine high sch where a 20th anniversary of that rampage was marked in april. chris martinez, cbs news. a line of powerful storms are expected across texas today as deadly flooding continues to ravage that state leaving hundreds of homes under water. forecasters say the severe weat mireya villarreal reports from dallas. >> reporter: there's major flooding in dallas neighborhoods leaving drivers stranded and causing rescues throughout the day. drivers were caught off guard. matthew graver left his minivan

behind when things got too dangerous. >> people were stuck on the side of the home. it wasn't fun. i swam home last night. >> reporter: although there are no reported deaths, there were hundreds without power. this same is going on in oklahoma and is being blamed for floodwaters. back in houston, authorities reports a man was swept away by floodwaters in austin while preparing for other storms. mireya villarreal, cbs news, dallas. president trump imposed new sanctions on iran after iran said it's withdrawing from some of the restrictions in the 2016 nuclear accord. mr. trump pulled out of the deal last year. last night the president left the door open for a revised nuclear agreement. >> i hope to be able at some point -- maybe it won't happen,

possibly it won't -- to sit down and work out a fair deal. we're not hurting anybody. we just don't want people to have nuclear weapons. >> iran has threatened to enrich its nuclear stockpile weapons in 60 days if they fail to negotiate terms for a new deal. a chinese delegation is expected to meet over u.s. trade today in washington. stocks fell flat yesterday. the dow was up 2 points, the nasdaq was down 20 points, and the s&p 500 lost 4 points. china says it will retaliate if president trump increases tariffs on chinese goods. mr. trump accused china of reneging on commitments it made in talks earlier. >> it always happens. no worry about it. there's no pressure. we're the piggy bank that everybody wants to rob, you understand that. >> the president says he plans

to raise tariffs on $200 billion of chinese imports from 10% to 25% effective tomorrow. an anonymous tip led to a police raid that uncovered more than 1,000 rifles and firearms in california mansion. police gathered all of the weapons in their driveway yesterday. thousands of rounds of ammo were also found. >> all i can say i'm happy they caught him. this is one of the quietest neighborhoods you can find seriously. the people are all good people, but to be able to find so much negativity, so many guns here. >> authorities say there's no reason to believe the public is in any danger. a 56-year-old man was arrested on spugs of possessing, selling, and manufacturing assault weapons >> so coming up on the "morning news," actress lori loughlin is looking to fight charges in the

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korea's military has said north korea has fired at least one identified projectile from its western area this morning. in the last five days. last week north korea launched a number of rockets and at least one short-range missile from its east coast into the ocean. our other top stories, the house judiciary committee plans to hold william barr in contempt. they say he fled to comply with the subpoena to release the unredacted report. president trump has invoked the principle of executive privilege locking lawmakers from the full report. as uber prepares to take its

company public, drivers for the ride hailing app uber and lyft went on strike. here's john blackstone. >> reporter: instead of sharing e we , they took to stoo the picket signs in protests around the world. the drivers say their well being is taking a back seat to profits. >> to them we're disposable garbage and you can feel it as a driver. >> drivers united! >> reporter: jeff says what used to be fun is now a grind. >> they're about to get rich. >> that's right. >> what about the drivers? >> not us. we're getting poorer. >> reporter: the one-day strike happened at the initial stock offering estimated to take in $90 billion this friday. drivers also complain their pay has gone down. uber originally promised drivers 80% of a rider's final fair. now it's only anywhere from 40%

to 60%, so drivers are asking for their compensation to be changed, to get paid per mile or per minute on the road. in spite of the noise and the crowd here and the call for other drivers to turn off their apps, if i open it up, there are essentially rides available within a couple of minutes. >> enough is enough. >> reporter: in its ipo filing, uber directly addresses the complaint saying as we aim to reduce driver incentives to improve our financial performance, we expect driver dissatisfaction will generally increase. uber is right about that, but the future of the company may also depend on what happens when stockmarket investors take the wheel. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. so coming up only on "cbs this morning," we talk with the fiancee of justine damond who was shot and killed by a minneapolis police officer recently found guilty of her murder. plus katie couric joins us in the studio to tell us about

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now at 4:30. we are looking live in san jose, where hockey fans are still on cloud nine. and it's cloudy over oracle arena.

where they got a big win over the rockets. >> i'm kenny choi. a lot to get to, including those play-off games. we'll have more coming up. but first, it's our winning forecast with mary. >> hi, kenny and michelle. we're cheering on e ksanbs and a foggy start to the day with areas of drizzle. there's degree to be a slow and gradual clearing as we head through the afternoon. with seasonal daytime highs. we're talking mostly cloudy skies to partly sunny. tomorrow, there is a 20% chance of shower or isolated thunderstorm. the best chance to even see that will be the east bay and the south bay. your microclimate forecast. clouds hang a little on the coast and the upper 50s. for the bay, looking at mostly cloudy skies to partly sunny. in the mid-60s, inland, in the low to mid-70s, with partly sunny sky. we'll time it out for you as we are tracking this weather system and how this will affect