morning." the brocast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs it's monday, june 17th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." new pressure on iran. secretary of state mike pompeo says all options are on the table including a military response after last week's attacks on oil tankers in the middle east. outrage in hong kong. protesters flood the streets again to send a message to local leaders and to china. plus, tornados tear through indiana. now residents are left to clean up the mess. >> i swear i thought i was going to die.

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. well, today pentagon officials plan to release photos that they say prove iran was behind the attacks on two oil tankers in the gulf of oman. last week the attacks raised tensions between the u.s. and iran. secretary of state mike pompeo says the u.s. is considering all options including a military response. natalie brand is in washington. natalie, what are these photos expected to show us? >> well, anne-marie, u.s. officials tell cbs news the photos are expected to show remnants of one of the mines they believed were planted by the iranian navy, and this comes as some of our allies are asking for more concrete evidence linking iran to these recent tanker attacks. the two ships at the center of the latest standoff between the u.s. and iran are now anchored

off the coast of the united emirates. the tankers were damaged last week as they navigated through the strait of hormuz. the trump administration insists iran was behind the attacks. secretary of state mike pompeo says president trump does not want war, but considers all military options. >> pompeo has been working to rally against iran, but today only saudi arabia and uk have acknowledged that it's happened. >> wow you would think it would be pretty obvious. you have video evidence showing what the iranians were doing. >> democrat adam schiff says the white house has a credibility problem. >> there's no question iran is behind the attacks. the problem is we're struggling even in the midst of this solid evidence to have our allies show join us in any kind of a

response, and it shows just how isolated the united states has become. >> the japanese and german government say they need to see more evidence before making a determination. and secretary of state pompeo has also indicated that more evidence will soon be released. note that the u.n. security council meets today in new york, so we will be waiting and watching to see if this topic is brought up and discussed. anne-marie? >> all right, natalie. natalie brand. thank you very much. this morning in hong kong activists are calling for people to boycott work and classes. this follows yesterday's mass protest against yesterday's extradition bill in china. about 2 million people crowded the streets. thigh called f ee eed -- they c the leader to resign. the leader is now apologizing for its mishandling of it. >> reporter: consumed by anger

and a cloud of black, a crowd marched through, announcing the extension of beijing. they're furious with their leader carrie lam. you can see the people are defiant, they're angry, holding all these placards, and they're saying carrie lam, chief executive, resign. on saturday she hit the pause button indefinitely on controversial legislation. violence wednesday forced the government to backpedal. police were accused of using excessive force. several dozen people were hurt. a protester hanging a banner fell to his death on saturday night, adding to the outrage. citizens paid their respects.

>> do you this think will have an effect? >> i'm not quite sure we can do anything to affect the decisions. if we did nothing -- sorry. >> that was ramy inocencio. a rally is planned in orlando. florida helped propel mr. trump to victory in 2016. meanwhile cbs learns that many pollsters were fired. the figures show joe biden leads the president in several critical battleground states. 55 to 39 in florida, 51-41 in wisconsin, and 71-43 in florida. and as the president

prepares to kick off his official campaign, democratic presidential candidates are fighting for votes on the campaign trail. cbs news looks at potential voters and states. it's early, but the polls show that joe biden is leading. senators elizabeth warren and bernie sanders are behind him. senator kamala harris rounds out the top tier. the national weather service has confirmed powerful storms swept through the midwest spawning at least nine tornadoes. central indiana felt the brunt of those storms saturday night. at least 26 homes were damaged in ellisville. one man got caught in the middle of strong winds in a parking lot. >> i swear i thought i was going to die. i thought i wasn't going to see my family again. >> an area in richmond, indiana,

was industdestroyed. a mall was torn up. there were no major injuries. the maier of phoenix is apologizing following a video that shows a confrontation between police and a young family. officers are seen pointing their guns, threatening to shoot a father who was with his pregnant fiancee and two children. jonathan vigliotti reports. >> reporter: cellphone video captured the chaos as phoenix police officers at times countered like hit men. inside this suv dravon ames and his fiancee iesha harper along with their two children. >> he needs to slow down. the kids is right there. >> reporter: the woman in the video asking to take the kids. >> excuse me. can i get the kids.

the crime that sparked it all? a doll allegedly taken by one of the children at a nearby dollar store. a pack of underwear was also taken. the police response was beyond upsetting >> i'm disappointed. >> under growing scrutiny the police chief responded. >> this is not the type of behavior you should see from a plev. >> reporter: the children were eventually handed over to that good samaritan and later returned to the mother and the father. the store refused to prosecute. the family now suing the city for $10 million. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, los angeles. well, coming up on the "morning news," new information about the man shot and killed in a costco in southern california. and toying with term limits. president trump jokes about being president for life. this is the "cbs morning news." jokesing been

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president trump's name is on apartment towers, hotels, and golf courses throughout the world, and now it's also on a tiny settlement in the the is rayan area known as go han heights. yesterday benjamin netanyahu unveiled the sign. it comes after president trump recognized the american sovereignty in march. meanwhile mr. trump tweets about possibly doing away with term limits, and there are new details about a deadly shooting at costco. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. thatrv t two joked posis suppom about serving more than two

years. in april he told the crowd he might remain in the oval office at least 10 to 14 years. the second amendment limits a president's term to two terms. the "los angeles times" report as man shot and killed by an officer at a costco was reportedly nonverbal and had an intellectual disability. that's according to his cousin. the man was shopping with his family friday night when hi was attacked while holding his young son. the investigators say the officer fired his gun, killing the 32-year-old. his parents were also shot. the child was not hurt. the shoppers ran when the shots were fired. >> you don't think it's going to happen to you until it does. ploo police have not said if french had any weapons or if the officer identified himself as a police officer before firing his

weapon. and the "miami herald" says about 200 people demonstrated in the rain outside a south f shelter for migrants on father's day. they demanded that the trump administration close the facility and reunite kids with their families. >> shut it down, shut it down, shut it down. >> the shelter in homestead is the only one of its kind that remains open in the u.s. in january authorities closed the only other one in texas. the florida facility houses about 1,300 teenagers. in april they said they would add thousands of beds to extend its capacity. still ahead, admissions in boeing. the ceo says the company made a mistake and vows improvement in the wake of two deadly max crashes. and order online for delivery right to you. panera. food as it should be.

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. well, this morning most of the power is back up and running after a massive blackout in parts of south america. tens of millions of people were affected. yesterday the blackout took out all the power in argentina, uroguay, and paraguay. parts of brazil calledheailure

on the electrical grid unprecedent. the cause of the outage is still unclear thou and target a power outage. diane king hall has more from the new york stock exchange. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. they'll meet to discuss interest rates. many say the fed will wait until next month to determine whether it will cut rates. stocks ended with modest losses friday with energy shares driving the decline. the dow lost 17 points, the s&p 500 shedd 4 points, and the nasdaq dropped 40 points. this morning the airlines say they're sorry for the loss of crashes. yesterday he ceo says the company made a mistake in handling a prop problematic cockpit warning system in two deadly crashes.

they say it was not consistent and that's unacceptable. the faa faulted boeing for not telling regulators for more than a year that a safety indicator in the cockpit didn't work. the faa grounded 737 max jets indefinitely. target is apologizing for a glitch that stalled out checkout lines over the weekend. the outage periodically caused cash remsters to not process orders, cashiers unable to cash out people. long lines frustrating customers. they say the outage was caused by an error made during regular maintenance. there is a massive recall over pasta sauces. take a look at these labels. the recall affects 45- and 66-ounce jars of ragu chunky tomato and onion, 66-ounce ragu old world style traditional and

ragu old world style meat. the pasta sauces were distributed nationwide. so far there have been no injuries reported. "men in black" entered the number one spot in the box office over the weekend. >> it took me 20 years to find you. how many people can say that? >> the sony pictures reboot starting tessa thompson and chris hemsworth earned $28 million. the secret life of pets claimed $23 million and disney's "alladin" took in $20 million. >> family-friendly movies ruling the box office. >> indeed. that's right. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thanks, diane. >> you've got it. still ahead, he gets his first career major. the new the new mah g first cr ange.ksdiane.

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ beautiful, beautiful, beautiful daughter ♪ prince harry celebrated his first father's day as a dad. the official instagram of the duke and duchess had a picture of archie now nearly six week's old holding on to what appears to be the prince's finger. the accompanying caution reads in part, wishing a first father's day to the duke of sussex. golfer gary woodland finished up his first title at the major u.s. open. >> got it. >> yesterday woodland nailed a

30-foot birdie putt, giving him a three-stroke victory over two-time defending champ brooks koepka. he was trying to win three straight. and the u.s. women's soccer team is headed to the round of 16 at the world cup in france. >> davis with another corner, >> davidson with another corner headed down goal. u.s. >> yesterday carli lloyd scored a pair of goals in the american 2 p 50 six straight matches. lloyd was 3-0 victory over chile. she's the first woman to score in six straight matches. lloyd was on the bench when the match opened but came in later as a substitute it. was more subdued than last week's 13-0 route against tie land. the american women were criticized for celebrating too much in that lopsided victory. coming up on "cbs this morning," actor kevin costner stops by studio 57 to tell us about the new season of his hit show "yellowstone."

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try tidy cats free & c our top stories this morning, escalating tensions between the u.s. and iran. the u.n. security council meets in new york today to hold discussions. yesterday secretary of state mike pompeo told margaret brennan on "face the nation" a military response is not off the table. >> president trump has said very clearly he does not want to go to war. at the same time we have made very clear -- >> do you have the legal authorization for a strike on iran? >> we always have the legal authorization. protesters in hong kong are calling for the resignation of its leader following a debate over the legislation of a bill that calls for extradition over china. yesterday more than 2 million

people took part. the protests will continue until the bill is scrapped altogether. the recent sue side of a police officer in new york is the third in less than two weeks. as kenneth craig reports, it's a growing problem across the nation. >> reporter: the most recent suicide right outside the precinct on new york's staten island was a six-year veteran of new york. 29-year-old michael caddy. the tragedy, the police commissioner said in a statement, is part of a mental health crisis and law enforcement as a whole must take action. earlier this month two others died by suicide, one a respected chief, the other an experienced detective. >> cops have to know there are avenues for help and it's not a weakness to ask for help. it's a strength. >> reporter: the three deaths are part of a disturbing trend nationwide. last year at least 167 officers died by suicide. that's more than the number who died in the line of duty

according to massachusetts' nonprofit blue help. cbs news rode alongside the police chaplain, trying to reach out to vulnerable officers. >> these officers see more evil in the course of a ten-hour tour than most anybody sees in a lifetime. >> reporter: so far just this year, 93 officers nationwide have died by suicide. it's already on track to exceed last year. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. coming up on "cbs this morning," keeping the u.s. women's soccer team safe at the world cup. we'll show you how the state department is protecting players at the international event. plus how the find my friends app saved the live of a 17-year-old gill involved in an

emergency. >> and actor kevin costner stops by studio 57 to talk about the new tv hit show "yellow stone." that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> now at 4:30, looking live from our exclusive salesforce camera, we are looking at the beautiful bay bridge on this monday morning. it is early, but i'm glad you're t 4:30. let's get a check on the

forecast. some warm and cool depending on where you live. >> it is all about the microclimates. warm inland and cool at the coast and definitely the summer weather pattern setting up for us. this is a live look at the treasure island camera. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s at this hour. check out the highs for this day, heating up especially inland, low 90s in concorde and livermore and san jose coming in in the low 80s and 73 in oakland, upper 60s in san francisco and mid-60s and cooler, breezy along the coast. we will talk about the week ahead and what to expect and how long this next weather pattern will last coming up. let's take a look at the roads. we are tracking a problem spot in the east bay. there is an accident on 680 northbound