and say stop. it is more important for us that our astronauts be safe. it's wednesday, may 15th, 2019. >> that's the "overnight news" >> that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. to nearly l abors.orning news." doctors could face decades in prison for performing the procedure, even in cases of rape captioning funded by cbs or incest. the one exception to the ban. stories of survival emerge after a deadly plane collision in alaska. how strangers sprang into action to help rescue victims from freezing waters. plus, why russian president vladimir putin just praised the mueller report. 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. this morning the aclu is promising to file a lawsuit to challenge what would be the strictest abortion law in the country.

the bill also criminalizes the procedure for doctors. there is an exception if a mother's life is at risk, but there's no exception for rape or incest. marc liverman is here with more on this and what's next for the bill. good morning. total ban on abortion last i this issue an this bill. >> the republican-supported measure bans all abortion-related acts exception to preserve the health of the mother. a doctor performing one would face up to 99 years in prison. senators failed to add an objection for rape or incest.

>> the bill now heads to the state's republican governor kay ivy, who has not said whether she'll sign the bill into law. a republican signed the bill into the state house. she hopes to address the abortion right. >> it's to address the issue that roe versus wade was decided on. >> you just aborted the state of alabama. you just raped alabama with this bill. >> senate minority leader bobby singleton says doctors who perform abortion could face more time in prison than a woman's ra rapist. >> we have people leaving the state. you don't have great health care and doctors will come. don't blame nobody but yourself. >> supporters believe exemptions could veto the supreme court challenge. and none of the abortion bans

recently passed are in effect. they're all facing extensive court challenges. unlike measures in other states, alabama would only punish the abortion provider, not the woman receiving the abortion. anne-marie? >> mark liver man here in new k yo ma m bodies were uncovered overnight following a deadly crash in alaska. the airc a exp be recovered today. the ern vigliotti r that an unfort gettable experience became a nightmare where 14 passengers from two float planes plunged into these icy waters after somehow colliding midair. >> alaska's extremely remote. it's probably one of the most difficult conditions to operate in when it comes to search and rescue just because of the elements. >> reporter: the passengers were from this massive cruise ship,

the royal caribbean. one was a float plane trip over fiores is and glaciers. one had five onboard and overturned. the other carried 11 people landed in water but started to sink. of all the places that could have gone down, somehow nearby there was a lodge. after the two float planes collided, the coast guard immediately sprung in tow using their own boats to rescue. one person was brought up on this dock. one still image captured the intensity of the rescue. as many as ten people made it out alive, the coast guard give jacob bauer.e at was operating that plane, how is he doing? >> he's no longer with us. >> he passed away. >> yes. >> i'm really sorry. >> yeah. flying was his life, so, he went out doing something he loved.

>> reporter: jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, ketchikan, alaska. president trump is not ruling out a plan to send out more than a thousand troops to counter iran if it becomes a serious threat. david martin reports. >> reporter: after inspecting the damage done to four tankers anchored just outside the persian gulf, u.s. officials say it is highly likely the iran's hard-lined revolutionary guards are responsible for the attacks. the hole you see in the stern of a norwegian tanker is only the tip of a muchge gash that is extends below the waterline where iranian frogmen are believed to have attached explosives to the hull. none of those were american, but the u.s. wants to keep the lanes open for shipping and promises to attack anyone who threatens the interests. "the nviewans d as many

as 120,000 more troops. president trump denied that but not in a reassuring way. >> we have not plans for that. hopefully we're not going to have to plan for that, and if we did that, we'd send a helluva lot more troops than that. >> reporter: spearheaded by president trump's hard-lined national security adviser john bolton, the u.s. is threatening economic sanctions to throttle the iranian economy and threatens to use military force if iran strikes back. >> we have strong views on that, but that's okay. i actually tempered john, can you believe that. >> reporter: it sounds like a recipe for confrontation, and if somebody makes a mistake, for conflict. david martin, cbs news, the pentagon. donald trump jr. will appear before the senate intelligence committee next month to answer questions in its russia investigation. the committee reached a deal with trump junior after first issuing a subpoena. the interview will be behind closed doors.

lawmakers will likely ask him about a 2016 tower meeting and the trump tower moscow product. has praised john mueller's investigation into russia's interference in the 2016 election. putin said mueller had a very objective investigation and also confirmed there was no collusion between russia and the trump campaign. putin also told the secretary of state mike pompeo that he hopes the conclusion of the investigation would make it possible to begin restoring u.s./russian relations. and back here at home, president trump is downplaying the dispute between the u.s. and china as nothing more than a squabble between friends. the president says the u.s. has been treated unfairly by china for decades. he thinks things will work out, though, because the u.s. is in a very strong position. >> you know what? you want to know something? you want to know something? we always win. we always win.

>> trade talks have stalled in recent weeks with the u.s. threatening additional tariffs on $300 billion in chinese goods. president trump says the two countries were close to a deal, but china broke it. well, coming up on the "morning news" now, new details in the deadly shooting of a texas woman by a police officer, wa how clean is your swi a new survey reveals the dirty truth. this is the "cbs morning news." clean is your swimming pool. the new study reveals the dirty truth. this is the "cbs morning news." clsinus congestion and pve.uding forget about vacuuming for weeks. the (new) roomba i7+ with clean base automatic dirt disposal empties the roomba bin for you. so dirt is off your hands. if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba.

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complex say she had known mental health issues. >> it's not a secret she had a disability or was disabled or whatever. that's not how you interact with somebody. but when somebody is threatening, that's what you do. >> investigators are trying to contact the person who recorded that video. "the wall street journal" reports the faa did not treat boeing 737 max flight control system as a critical risk. the system is implicated in two deadly crashes. an intlfaa review found that senior aid officials did not monitor in or assess the crucial safety system, and cbs news has obtained exclusive audio from the american pilots union of a heated meeting last november with boeing officials. the pilots confronted boeing about new features to its 737 max planes after two crashes weeks earlier. they were angry the flight

control system was not disclosed to them until after the first crash. >> we're the last line of defense to be in that smoking hole, and we need the knowledgeh make software changes to the system but did not want to hurry it. the fix was still being developed when the second max plane crashed in march. "the new york times" reports despite measles warnings, -vaccine rally through hundreds of orthodox jews to a meeting in new york. another was aimed at killing a number of state bills trying to make the vaccine mandatory. the nation's worst measles outbreaks are in and around new york. new york city has seen about 500 cases, and many are in the jewish ultra orthodox community. they have resisted getting their kids vaccinated. among the protesters yesterday, though, was a christian church leader who said that his grandson would not be allowed in

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don't try this at home or make sure you have a spotter at least. new yorkathlete chris joyce's traini video after showing up on social media. he created handstand workouts on rolling dumbbells and barbells a couple of years ago but has taken them to a new level with the help of his mom. he said he asked his mom to wake he says he wanted to inspire some followers. i'm just exhausted watching it. on the "cbs moneywatch" sa francisco votes to ban facial wreck knicks technology and mcdonald's has something new on austraw austr austria. diane king hall at the new york stock exchange has more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. on the economic front, they're looking for spinning data today. the commerce department will release retail sales data for april after advancing 1.6% in march from the prior month. economists are predicting a more modest rise of 0.2%.

that's according to bloomberg data. among the notable reports from today, they'll digest results from alba ba, macy's, and cisco. investors weigh the impact of the escalating trade war between the u.s. and china. the dow 2s yeda the s&p 500 a bill approved yesterday outlaws the use of facial recognition technology by police and other agencies. it does not prevent business ouseho from using facial recognition or surveillance technology such as on their own security cameras. san francisco's new rule goes into effect next month. disney has taken full operational control over hulu from comcast. comcast departure will let disney expand hulu into international markets. disney is preparing to launch its own streaming service called disney plus in november.

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the number one pick in the 2019 nba draft goes to the new orleans pelicans. >> despite just a 6% chance of being selected for the number one pick in the upcoming nba draft, the new orleans pelicans won the lottery. with that number one pick, they're expected to pick former duke star zion williamson. the memphis grizzlies will choose second, and the new york knicks, third. so coming up on "cbs this morning," we're going to take you to a museum in canada for a sneak peek at the largest tyrannosaurus rex discovered. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." do more for your whole mouth. forget about vacuuming for weeks.

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our top stories this morning. the aclu is promising to file a lawsuit challenging what could be the strictest abortion law in ba abortion at every stage

of pregnancy. it allows an exception if a mother's life is at risk, but there's no exception for rape or incest. the governor has not said whether she'll sign it. and two more bodies were found overnight. the death toll now stands at six in monday's collision involving two sightseeing planes. they were carrying more than a dozen tourists. the wreckage from both aircraft are expected to be recovered later on today. theinonhe funniest showiness,im cony.heows caroett sh dd yet at as side-splittingly funny, he didn't only make his f he cracked hymn up too.

for more than a decade, conway's characters on the carol burnett show -- >> take your time, for crying out loud. get a chance to stop and smell the roses. >> reporter: -- were a fixture. were as funny then as they are now. >> you know something? from the back you look like dolly parton from the front. >> reporter: burnett says she's heartbroken, calling conway a brilliant comedian conway and a loving human being. >> besides there's nothing toddier than a happy ship. >> reporter: conway's talent was his ability to stand out in the background, never to lead, yet he led the laughs. native to the midwest, his comedy was always clean. >> why didn't you tell me my rear was on fire. >> well, you told me not to do anything to attention.

>> reporter: even when he branched out into the movies, disney mostly. he never seemed to mind that the jokes were at his own expense. tim conway was a proud second banana with a first rate sense of humor. lee cowan, cbs news, los angeles. coming up on "cbs this morning," a new study reveals why trampoline parks can result in severe life-changing injuries. one park shows us what they're doing to keep jumpers out of the hospital. plus we'll give you a sneak peek of the largest tyrannosaurus rex ever discovered. and in our series "a more perfect union," how an arizona teach teacherstruggles to buy things for her classroom is getting help from a stranger thousands of miles away. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie gren. have a great day.

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live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. good morning, everyone. now at 4:30, a. of course the spot where the golden state warriors took on the portland trail blazers and they won. this is the first game of the first round of the western conference finals. >> curry was hot. >> hot, hot, hot. >> we are good with that. a wet and windy morning and more on that with mary. >> we are tracking the strong spring storm system that will bring the rain and the wind. let's get right to your weather headlines, heading out the door for work and school, increasing rain and wind for the day. the wettest time period from

4:00 to 10:00 p.m. that's when the actual cold front pushes through, that will kick up the winds and bring widespread soaking rain, s d thunderstorms possible on thursdaywhat you can expect. micro climate forecast where you are at the coast, wet and windy as we head through the day, an isolated thunderstorm is possible this evening, upper 50s along the coast, low to mid- 60s for the bay and inland topping out in the upper