news ws d,of course, "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city. ♪ it's tuesday, june 11th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news". skyscraper crash. an experienced helicopter pilot the new call for safety in the season. back in boston. legendary red sox slugger david ortiz is now being treated in a u.s. hospital after being shot in his home country. and another tourist death. a sixth person died mysteriously while on vacation at a resort in the dominican republic. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters right here in new

york. good to be with you. i'm anne marie green. a deadly helicopter crash in new york city is renewing calls to ban nonessential helicopter flights over the nation's largest city. yesterday the chopper crashed killing the pilot, the only person on board. terrorism is not expected. u.s. congresswoman is calling a ban on nonessential helicopter flights saying they are too dangerous. we are at the scene of the crash in manhattan with details on the investigation and what we have learned so far about the pilot. laura? >> reporter: good morning, anne marie. 58-year-old tim mccormick was not only a veteran pilot but a volunteer firefighter here in hico stiothat ca waherela an investigator from the national transportation safety board is en route to new york to begin looking into yesterday's

fatal helicopter crash. the augusta a-109e went down on top of a 54-story building in midtown manhattan. >> i felt budike it was a big shake. i thought something was wrong with the elevator at first. >> reporter: it was virtually incinerated in the rooftop fire. >> as soon as you hear an aircraft hit a building, i think my mind goes wherever new yorker's minds go. >> reporter: the only person on board was the pilot, tim mccormick. he was certified as i flight instructor. at the time of the cavily bity wadownstile. trave within hly rtrairspaceround true whno aircrafis all below 3,000 >> it is just too densely populated. >> reporter: congresswoman maloney wants the faa to ban mostpr it is n

safe to crash in the water. it's not safe to land in the streets or on the rooftops. >> reporter: officials stress this crash does appear to be an accident and not terror related. the white house says that the president was briefed on this accident and called new york governor andrew cuomo to offer federal assistance if necessary. anne marie? >> laura, thank you so much. former boston red sox slugger david ortiz is back in boston this morning where he is receiving treatment after being shot in the dominican republic. on sunday ortiz was shot in the lower back in a nightclub in santo domingo. he underwent surgery in the dominican republic. last night he was flown by charter to boston where he is listed in stable condition. his spokesman said doctors removed ortiz's gallbladder and part of his intestine. his liver was also damaged. suspects are being questioned by police.e e depart expected to provide house rter'.

the agreement comes as democrats weigh impeachment proceedings against president trump. the justice department says it will provide some of mueller's most important files as longdr hold attorney general william barr in contempt of congress. and president trump says he's ready to impose more tariffs on chinese imports if progress isn't made during the g20 summit later this month. negotiations to resolve the u.s./china trade dispute ended in a stalemate last month. meanwhile, president trump is talking up his immigration deal with mexico. chip reid reports. >> he's a great, great champion. >> reporter: president trump used a white house celebration of the indianapolis 500's winning team to wave the checkered flag on his deal with mexico. >> it was all done because of the tariffs. >> reporter: he claims it was his threat that forced mexico to give in, a tactic widely

criticized by members of both parties and the business community. the deal included accelerated deployment of 6, mt a 13-year high. it requires a program for people seeking asylum in the u.s. to remain in mexico while their claims are being processed. the white house says the deal is all new. but, in fact, the asylum provision was announced by former homeland security secretary kirjsten nielsen in december. >> they will not be able to disappear into the united states. >> reporter: and mexico had already agreed to send the national guard. >> what he did here is typical of the president's game show foreign production, a big production without very much progress. >> reporter: on mexico's southern border with guatemala, traffic of migrants appeared to be unaffected, with no mexican national guard troops in sight.

this guatamalan woman told cbs o because president trump doesn't want us. president trump says he will give mexico no more than 90 days to show that this immigration plan works. if it does not, he will go back to the highly controversial tariffs. chip reid, cbs news, the white house. well, a judgeab clini planned parenthood was granted a preliminary injunction, allowing a st. louis clinic to continue operating. the state had refused to renew the license. if the health center had closed, missouri would have been the first state to not have an abortion clinic since roe v. wade was decided in 1973. the owner of the crane that collapsed killing a texas woman has reportedly been cited more than a dozen times in the past decade. the company had been cited with at least 17 federal safety

violations. some of those violations are st company. the crane collapsed sunday and landed on an apartment building in a parking garage in dallas. makied has been government regulators are investigating the cause of the collapse. cbs news has learned a sixth american tourist has mysteriously died at a resort in the dominican republic. the fbi is helping to investigate these deaths. >> reporter: robert wallace traveled the world with his wife. friends say he worked hard, and played even harder. but his niece said he felt ill almost immediately after drinking a scotch from the mini bar at the hard rock hotel and casino. he was dead three days later. >> i didn't plan coming on back without him. >> reporter: david harrison died at the same resort last year.ei 12-year-old son to the dominican

to celebrate their wedding anniversary. >> reporter: the hard rock hotel and casino says they are confident that all operational protocols were followed. >> there's something dirty at the bottom of all of this. >> reporter: miranda and yvette died at the bahia principe. >> we were promised within three months we would receive a toxicology report. to this day, which is almost a year now, we got nothing. >> i'm doing a video. >> reporter: edward holmes and cynthia day were celebrating their engagement before they both died in their room on the bahia principe sister resort. the fbi is on the ground investigating all six deaths. resorts say they are cooperating with authorities. there are no medical connections linking the deaths. but the negative publicity is

having an economic impact. nearly 7 million people visit every year, most from the united states. coming up on the "morning news", a reported bombshell in the murder case of kim jong-un's half-brother. and a growing dead zone in the gulf of mexico raising environmental alarms. this is the "cbs morning news". arms. this is the "cbs morning news". to look at me now, you don't see psoriasis. you see clear skin. you see me. but if you saw me before cosentyx... ♪ i was covered. it was awful. but i didn't give up. i kept fighting. i got clear skin with cosentyx. 3 years and counting. clear skin can last. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you. cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis srtcosentyx,in that can last. you should be checked for tuberculosis.

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it has faced a series of issues since a falling out with a backer in april. the lineup includes jay-z, miley cyrus and santana. a new environmental alarm for the gulf of mexico. >> and revelations about the slain half-brother of north korea's leader. those are some of the stories on the newsstand. revelations about the slain half-brother of north korea's leader. the murdered half-brother of jim kim jong-un was a cia info the journal cites an unnamed person knowledgeable about the matter. he was killed in 2017 when two women smeared his face with a nerve agent. his relationship with the cia is unclear. he had reportedly met on several occasions with agency op actives. the cia declined to comment. the san diego union tribune reports a jury found former nfl player kellen winslow ii guilty of raping a 58-year-old homeless

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >> on the cbs "moneywatch", why gas prices are falling. and krispy kreme has a treat for new york city. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane.>> reporter marie. oh, yeah get ready for cheat day. let's start with this first. investors will be looking at tesla today as they gear up its annual shareholder meeting. elon musk is expected to lay out the challenges facing his company. tesla's market value has declined by more than 30% last year due to a failed bid to take the company private. musk and the company was fined $20 million as part of a settlement with federal regulators.

meanwhile, technology stocks helped gains on monday. the dow closed up 75 points. s&p gained 13. the nasdaq rallied 81. gas prices are dropping ahead of the busy summer driving season. according to aaa, the national average price has fallen 7 cents to $2.73 per gallon, down 12 cents from a month ago and 17 cents lower than a year ago.u.s today congress will hear arguments from news industry leaders who say tech giants like google and facebook have harmed the journalism business. some news publishers say online platforms have disrupted the ability for them to get their digital ad revenue. news industry leaders are expected to present their arguments for why tech giants should receive regulatory oversight. and krispy kreme is making big plans for the big apple. they will open a flagship doughnut shop in times square

next year. it will be open 24/7 and have stadium style seating inside the world's largest krispy kreme doughnut box. it is expected to sethat? >> reporter: i know. yes. >> i feel like that light will never turn off. >> reporter: it can't! if you want people to keep coming in, the hot light has to be on. a little trick i should tell you. one of our colleagues told me this trick. if you ever want a doughnut and the hoet hot light is not on, you pop it in the micrmicrowave eight seconds. >> i feel like 8 seconds is the max. anything after that and you will be on fire. >> reporter: yes. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange, thank you, diane. >> reporter: you got it. >> you don't want to burn the roof of your mouth. still ahead, an inspiring run. a legally blind man competes in triathlons with the help of a friend. a legally blind man competes in

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and for friends in indiana they are running a triathlon together, and it's more than just a race for the finish for them. joe and barb have completed two triathlons together side by side because barb isn't just joe's friend, she's his guide. seacrest is legally blind. he used to shy from competing, but now he feels empowered. >> together we have the opportunity to let people know about people facing their challenges. and, you know, there's always options out there. >> they're not slowing down. the two compete in another triathlon this weekend. so coming up on "cbs this morning", in our "note to self series," one of the stars of "queer eye" shares his personal journey during pride month. journey during pride month. m annearie green, this i morng .

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in new york city after a deadly crash.sq the pilot died. and terrorism is not suspected. the cause of the crash is under investigation. the justice department is expected to provide congress with evidence from robert mueller's russia probe. the agreement comes as democrats weigh impeachment proceedings against president trump. the justice department will provide some of mueller's most important files as long as democrats drop their push to hold attorney general william barr in contempt of congress. >> a hit song helped a mother and her son like never before. david begnaud presents. >> reporter: it was dinner time at the home in cottage grove,

minnesota. 4-year-old daniel was doing what he always does, playing with the buttons on his mother's shirt. >> i thought i heard him humming a song. and i was like, did i smoke crack earlier today, or is this boy humming a tune to old town road? ♪ >> reporter: she was shocked because daniel has autism and is mostly nonverbal. >> it took us six months to teach us the letter a. and without being taught, are ys song? and it was just like he had been singing all his life. and i thought, oh, my god, it's music. that's how we reach him. that's how we teach him. that's how he understands. ♪ i'm going the take my horse to old town road ♪ >> reporter: old town road has been number one on the charts for the last 10 weeks. ♪ to the old town road >> reporter: she tweeted her 10

seconds of joy and lil noz tweeted what a day. >> i have been praying for this miracle to happen for 4 years. i can't put into words what it means to finally hear his voice. >> reporter: finish this sentence for me. for me, this is -- >> a blessing, a miracle, an answered prayer, a way to inspire hope to people who thought they had none. it wasn't just a moment, it was the moment. the sky's the limit from here. that was david begnaud reporting. coming up first on "cbs this morning", the inside and outside of the new amtrak acceletrains. plus, in our eye on money, ti ejoowing trend of americans

tan france of "queer eye" shares his personal journey as we mark that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne marie green. have a great day. watching. i'm anne marie green. have a great day. idgelitt bit of this

week. lawyers heating up. as for the weather we are starting to cool off a little bit this morning but not by much. good morning. it is to say, join june 11. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego.

all we could talk about was the he. >> we broke records because of the temperature soaring into the 90s and triple digits across the bay area. even in san francisco hitting 97 and that broke the record high for the day. check out our temperatures right now. not a lot of relief on this he. we're looking attempts. three in concord, 73 in oakland. 71 san jose, and 62 for santa rosa. we do have heat advisory is in effect for many locations in the north bay, east bay, santa clara valley, as well as a san francisco bay shoreline. the hottest locations, the highest temps will be the inland valleys of the east bay. which is under an ex- excessive he w