>> we are in it together. >> i'm so glad the covered it with this shot. have a wonderful morning, cbs this morning is coming up right now. >> good morning to hour viewers in the west. presidential battle lines. krbs news has a first look at 2020 and how the democratic challengers are stacking up. it is the biggest primary polling we've ever done. hear what voters say they're looking for. meanwhile, the trump campaign takes action over its own internal polls. >> countering iran, secretary of state mike pompeo says the u.s. is weighing a full range of options including a military strike in response to attacks on oil tankers in the middle east. >> deeply defective. the growing threat from digitally altered videos known as deep fakes. and the technology that can help pick them out. >> and soccer security as the u.s. women's soccer team advances toward its fourth world

cup we go behind the scenes of the effort to keep the players safe in france. it's monday, june 17th, 2019. here is today's eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. >> president trump's campaign has cut ties with several polling experts. >> this follows the damaging polling data. >> the president dumped pollsters ahead of his campaign launch. >> spent 2 million on a poll and you're behind in 15 of 17 states. >> no one showed you those polls because they don't exist. >> pentagon officials plan to release photos that they say prove iran was behind the attacks on two oil tankers. >> these unprovoked attacks warrant a retaliatory military strike. >> millions of protesters marching in hong kong to demand the withdrawal of the extradition bill. >> demonstrators want the chief executive to resign. >> we will not keep silent. >> severe storms across the country leaving behind a lot of damage. people in indiana are cleaning up after multiple tornadoes hit the state. >> i thought i was going to die.

>> target stores is blaming an internal technology issue for the outage that caused long lines around the country. a california woman takes on an extra passenger. a hawk decided to hitch a ride. >> get off my car! >> hundreds of thousands lined the state for a parade honoring the blues. >> and all that matters. >> let it go! >> carly lloyd the first player to score a goal in six straight world cup matches. >> on cbs this morning. >> this long birdie putt for an emphatic capper on his first career major. gary woodland has won the u.s. open! >> the 2019 u.s. open champion. how does that sound? i like that.

>> this morning's eye opener is presented by toyota. let's go places. >> gary was like that was not what i was going for when i started today. >> how about carly lloyd, six straight goals. impressive. welcome to krbs this morning. president trump is set to officially start his re-election campaign tomorrow in florida. leaked polls from his own campaign show it is one of several key states where he trails potential democratic challenger joe biden. mr. trump calls the polls fake. his campaign says they were created to test a worst case scenario for the president. our first cbs news 2020 battleground tracker poll shows biden as their first choice to go head to head with mr. trump.

how else is the trump campaign responding to this leaked polling data? >> reporter: good morning. cbs news has learned the trump campaign fired several pollsters after the internal polling numbers were leaked. tomorrow president trump is planning to hold a big festival and rally for his re-election run in orlando, florida, a state that helped propel him to victory in 2016. but it's not a given in 2020. >> i don't think anybody has done more in two and a half years than what i've done. >> reporter: president trump says he is not relying on a pitch to persuade voters to re-elect him because his record is plenty. >> safety, security, great economy. i think i've done more than any other first-term president ever. >> reporter: but 2020 comes with new challenges. the trump campaign's internal polling shows the president trailing former vice president joe biden in critical battleground states. 39% to 50% entrepreneur pennsylvania, 41% to 51% in wisconsin. and by seven points in florida.

the trump team says the poll is from march, though mr. trump has repeatedly denied it existed at all. >> those polls don't exist, george. those polls don't exist. >> he is zooming in on biden. >> he is still leading on the democratic side. >> it's interesting. >> he is still beating you according to the polls. >> i don't believe those polls. >> reporter: the new cbs news battle ground tracker shows 50% of likely democratic voters are considering supporting biden with elizabeth warren, kamala harris, and bernie sanders on his heels. this weekend the candidates looked past each other and went after president trump. >> somebody who actually served in the military when it was his turn, somebody with a totally differentlee about oit as itts think fra est atto dtrte our ct

to hear their candidates talking about beating president trump in 2020 while just 31% want to hear about trying to impeach him. ap reference the poll in this tweet last night, claiming almost 70% say, don't impeach. but the poll only asks what democrats want their candidates to talk about, not what they want them to do. >> thank you. i want to bring in our cbs news elections and survey director. anthony, we are a year ahead of an election. what is the point of an internal poll so far out? >> messaging. because you're right. it is a year and a half away. things can change. but the campaigns do this so they can figure out how to launch their campaign, what to talk about, and what voters want to hear in order to move the needle. that is the most important part of polling. remember the election that comes first, which is the democrats who need to pick a candidate to

go against the president. they see them testing against joe biden. there is a reason for that. that is because joe biden is leading that field in our polling. but i will add, when you ask people who they're considering voting for, not just who they are voting for, because that election is a while away, too. it is not just biden but also harris is in the mix, sanders, elizabeth warren, all of those in voters' minds as they are -- >> everybody seems to be working out their messaging. we'll work out our analysis on the polls in the 8:00 hour with anthony. you'll be back. that is in the next hour for more on the first cbs news 2020 battleground tracker poll. in that poll we asked thousands of democratic voters in the earliest primary and caucus states what they're looking for in a candidate. that is ahead on ctm. secretary of state mike pompeo says possible military options are on the table to counter reported aggression from iran. the pentagon plans to release photos it says supports its case

that iran was behind last week's attack on oil tankers in the gulf of oman. david martin is at the pentagon. what will the photos show us? >> reporter: good morning. u.s. officials say the photos will show the remnants of one of those mines they believe were planted by the iranian navy. and the pentagon plans to use those photos to try to persuade still skeptical allies to join the trump administration's campaign of maximum pressure against iran. >> the world needs to unite against this threat from the islamic republic of iran. r on "face the nation" secretary of state mike pompeo argued iran is to blame for second attack on oil tafrnletafrnnkers in the gulf of oman in a month. both have now arrived in the united arab emirates as well as their crews who will become witnesses in the case. >> confident as we continue to develop the fact pattern

countries not only will accept the basic facts which i think are indisputable but come to understand this is an important mission for the world. >> reporter: u.s. officials say the iranian navy tried to prevent the u.s. from gathering evidence after the attacks thursday. eight minutes after the first distress call, an american drone was overhead. 25 minutes later, the iranians tried but failed to shoot it down. when the second tanker was hit by explosions, the american destroyer bainbridge immediately headed in its direction but according to this pentagon document an iranian patrol boat attempted to block it. hours later, another iranian boat came alongside the stricken tanker and removed what u.s. officials say is an unexploded mine attached to the hull. although this video has left many countries unconvinced, democratic congressman adam schiff agrees with the intelligence assessment. >> we should be trying to corral a response from the international community but

because we have so alienated ourselves from our allies that is not happening. >> reporter: the u.s. is working on plans to provide better protection for persian gulf shipping, plans which could involve sending thousands more troops. for its part, iran announced overnight it will soon have more uraniuim stockpiled than was permitted under a nuclear agreement it signed with the obama administration. >> david, thank you. the political crisis in hong kong is spiraling over fears of chinese control, even after a controversial extradition bill was scrapped. nearly 2 million people flooded hong kong streets yesterday. it seems the protesters won this round so why are they still out there? >> reporter: good morning. it depends on what timeframe you're looking at. they seem to have won the short-term battle but there is a fear they're lose go-to long-term war based on an agreement signed in the 1980s. this former british colony will revert to total chinese control

in the year 2047. hongkongers hit the streets with mass fury sunday. demanding their government revoke a hated extradition law that could send them to mainland china's subjective legal system. and calling for the resignation of their chief executive, carrie lam, appointed by beijing. after sunset carrie lam did apologize but only on paper. it's now eight hours into this rally and you can see people are still on the streets. with cell phone lights shining the way, this was very much a 21st century protest. spurred by recent violent clashes where dozens of protesters and police were hurt and the first casualty when this protester fell to his death saturday. opposition legislator says beijing's image is fractured. >> now they are losing control in hong kong and they have to

retreat so it shows there is a weakness on the part of the chinese regime. >> reporter: but mainland chinese citizens never saw. at the start of sunday's protests, chinese state media had a special report on blood supply. while foreign media in the country went black, thanks to china's censors. back here in hong kong, the government and the opposition are trying to figure out what to do next. just hours ago, beijing reiterated its support for carrie lam. it seems she is not going anywhere for now. anthony? >> you can't underline it enough how huge the rally was there. it was like 2 million people? >> 2 million people out of 7 million who live in the territory. >> in the entire population. >> one-third. >> an extraordinary number. >> this idea of one country china and hong kong but two systems doesn't seem like it is going to hold forever. another but obviously there is already a flashpoint. powerful storms hammered parts of texas overnight forcing a ground stop in one of

america's busiest airports. hundreds of travelers were stranded at houston's george bush intercontinental airport. more than 300 flights were canceled or delayed. at least nine tornadoes slammed indiana over the weekend. at least 26 homes were damaged or destroyed in ellisville. there are no reports of any major injuries. philadelphia police are investigating more than a dozen shootings during a weekend of deadly gun violence. one of the worst incidents happened during a graduation party near a playground last night. five people were injured including four teenagers. one adult was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. philadelphia's police commissioner called that shooting, quote, deeply disturbing. he said police are looking for three men spotted before the shooting, including one seen firing into the crowd. some 16 shootings since friday night injured at least 25 people overall and killed at least four others. phoenix's mayor and police chief are apologizing to a family planning to file a $10

>> get out of the car right now! get out now! >> it shows officers cursing and pointing guns threatening to shoot after responding to a report of shoplifting. the phoenix police department has been involved in use of force controversies before. how does the family's account differ from what police are saying? >> reporter: good morning. police here say that the incident went beyond shoplifting. they say the father did not comply with their commands several times. those videos don't show the beginning of the confrontation, but the family says police went way too far over an accident. they want the officers and the phoenix police department held accountable. >> i am not able to sleep. i keep having pictures of guns pointed at my face. >> dravon and his pregnant fiance say they are still shaken three weeks after their encounter with phoenix police. >> i was injured mentally and>>s

th gdrawnen. an officer kick ams in the back of the leg while he is handcuffed. >> it hurts when you can't protect your family. you hear your daughter screaming and can't do nothing about it. >> reporter: police were responding to a shoplifting incident. the 4-year-old daughter took a doll from a dollar store nearby. the police say draymond ames also stole a pair of underwear and was driving with a suspended license and refused commands to pull over several times, all of which he denies. reverend jared moffet is a civil rights activist in phoenix. >> i don't care if they stole every doll from the dollar star. what you see on that tape you cannot justify. >> reporter: over the weekend the phoenix police chief apologized to ames and harper. >> this incident is not

representative of the majority of phoenix police officers who serve this city. >> reporter: earlier this year a report commissioned by williams found that 2018 was phoenix pds most violent year on record with 44 officer involved shootings the most in the country and more than double the previous year. we spoke to williams in february. there are some people who think, well, are phoenix police trigger happy? >> there are some people who think a lot of things. my agency is unafraid of the truth. if there is something we can learn, let's learn it and fix it. >> reporter: that report prompted significant changes including deescalation courses and implicit bias training. but the family says it hasn't worked. >> them officers are still basically working and i feel like they should -- there should be justice for us and what we've been through. >> reporter: the officers have been put on desk duty until the conclusion of the investigation. the phoenix mayor has called the incident terrifying and says that the video is beyond upsetting. she has announced new protocols

for police officers, among them that every officer should have a body camera by august. >> action being taken in phoenix, jeff. thank you very much. ahead, holly williams gets a rare look inside syria vice thing a city that could soon be in the government cross hairs. >> after eight years of civil war and hundreds of thousands people dead this is one of the last remaining strongholds. this cob the bloodiest offensive good monday morning to you. it is a cool and cloudy start to the day as we go through the afternoon. it is all about the microclimate. eating up inland into the upper 80s to low 90s with fairfield and concorde and livermore and low 80s in san jose and 73 in oakland. upper 60s in san francisco and cool and breezy along the coast

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we have much more news ahead. target shoppers across the country tried to pay and get only frustration. what is behind theatioide outages. plus, inside the effort to keep team u.s.a. safe at the women's world cup in france. why planners were concerned in the runnup to the competition. and the mystery deepens in the death of a former arkansas state senator. we're outside the jail where the senator's friend is being held. >> reporter: that's right. a woman who helped with the re-election campaign is now under arrest and is expected in court today. coming up on "cbs this morning" what we are learning about their relationship.

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michelle obama had no problem finding friends to challenge the host of "the late late show." coming up, james corden joins us from london and tells us what it was like go head to head in dodge ball against the former first lady. and ian lee takes a look at a big clue to understanding ancient history. >> the rock from this has been missing for over half a century. scientists believe it could hold the key. where has it been all this time? we'll have that story on "cbs this morning" tomorrow. >> the mystery of stone heads. >> have we not solved it? >> no. >> i want to go. >> i want to go back. that's coming up on "cbs this morning."

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it's 7:30 on ctm. here's what's happening this morning. the head of president trump's re-election launch leaked polling reveals he's lagging behind biden. two million protesters pour into the streets of hong kong demanding change after an extradition bill was suspended. the u.s. women's soccer team advances toward their fourth world cup trophy. we'll meet the other team protecting team usa off the field. plus kevin costner is in studio 57 to talk about his hit show, yellow stone. >> nothing happens in the valley i don't know about. we'll head across the pond to catch up with late host james

cordon. >> you will not believe how easy it was to get people to do this. all i had to say was you're going to throw a bl at james cordon. >> they had a showdown match. usa. >> i don't know why he picked dodge ball to play. doesn't seem like it would be his game. >> i know. >> he is quite nimble. >> the teams are really impressive. >> it's going be great. >> but can he throw. >> i bet he can. moving on now where we may learn more about the mysterious killing of former arkansas senator linda collins-smith. rebecca o'donell is expected to appear in court today. collins-smith was found dead outside her home earlier this month. the two women were friends. ctm national correspondent is in walnut ridge, arkansas outside

the jail where o' donell is being held high pressure h. how is the victim's family responding? >> reporter: they are devastated. the family said we are sickened and upset that someone so close to linda would be involved in such a heartless crime. even though she's not been formally charged with anything, state police say that her arrest signals major turning point in this case. >> we couldn't accomplish what we have. >> reporter: ten days after arkansas police discovered the body of former state senator linda collins-smith, sheriff's deputies moved in and arrested 48-year-old rebecca o' donell. investigators say collins was found dead on june 4th outside her home around two hours northeast of little rock. her body was reportedly found wrapped in a blanket a day or two after neighbors say they heard gunshots. >> stuff like this doesn't happen here.

everybody loved republican in 2014. >> i need your vote. >> reporter: lost re-election last year. >> linda is one of those people that couldn't be bought. uncorruptible. that wanted to tell people that capital. >> reporter: ken yang was her communications director. he said o' donell worked on the re-election campaign. >> they were good friends. they did grass roots stuff even after linda lost her re-election. >> reporter: the connection appeared to go deeper. court records posted online shows she served as a witness for her divorce. one described the separation as a bitter legal fight over money and property. >> her passing has left a great void in our state, our party and our hearts. >> reporter: at memorials last week, those who knew collins remembered her as a trusted colleague and friend. bryan served along side collins

in the satate senate. >> we were able to serve with her and know her as a mother and somebody that cared about issues. she was courageous. >> reporter: investigators have released few details about collin's death. a judge sealed all the documents related to that case. as for rebecca o' donell's family, they have no comment at this time. tony. >> thank you very much. you can't always trust what you see online for a lot of reasons but one of them is this. deep fakes. that could help fight this growing threat. if you're on our podcast, you can hear what's happening in your world. you're watching cbs this morning. will offer 20 minutes of today's top stories. we call that a good deal. you're watching "cbs this morning." the third stair always creaked.

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infringement, the company has refused to take it down pointing to first amendment concerns. >> 20 years ago we worried about fake content. we didn't worry about it going live on facebook and youtube. >> reporter: he gave us a look at real videos compared to altered ones. >> we take 190 of those and we ask how distinct are they and can they distinguish from the real from the fake. we will run them through our analysis and tell you what we think. >> it's great you're placing this in the hands of the media but do you worry it's a drop in the bucket when you have social media? >> bucket. the solution is technology. good reporting.

better digital citizens. better companies, better policies. >> then he had a press conference in the rose garden. >> reporter: this altered video of nancy pelosi has been viewed more than three million times with no way to stop it. >> it was not funny. it was meant to impugn her and create chaos within the party. >> and it worked. >> and it worked. facebook tells cbs news, leading up to 20, we know that combatting misinformation is one of the most important things we can do. we continue to look at how we can improve our approach and the systems we've built. at a house intelligence committee meeting last week, federal officials expressed concern that there's no easy fix. >> the audience i'most worried

about is not young people in social media. it's the oldest generation who's come to this technology late. >> saying i can do anything i want. >> imagine the implications for fraud. pl imagine how this could disrupt the election and be divisive. >> reporter: jonathan vigliotti, "cbs this morning." we're thinking about a conflict with iran. it's a match into a powder keg. >> you reported on this last year. >> yeah. back last year. even if there's corrective technology, a lie can travel the world before the truth gets out of bed. vladier duthiers will be talking about stories happening today. target had trouble, didn't they? >> they did. we'll tell you why an nfl

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golan heights named after trump. it's 30 years old. not big. it's a little settlement. >> if netanyahu wins rye election in september, they do plan to build. >> they plan on building. he's not the first president to get something like that in his honor. harry truman has a little plaza. there's a plaza for george w. bush. the president tweeted about it. he's real happy. let's throw up the tweet. at the p.m., great honor. >> i wonder if president trump will return the favor and have like b.b. tower somewhere in the u.s. >> you never know. he's a builder. that's what he does. target is apologizing for being off the mark over the weekend. a two-hour glitch on saturday shut down reg sters and caused huge lines at stores all over the world. it's not a dana breach but

internal technology issues. there were more register problems yesterday, but target said that was because of an unrelated vendor issue. >> that's why i didn't get my father's day gift. >> you didn't get that novelty tie. >> did you get your day of rest. >> i did and dinner with my kids that i also got a day of rest. >> the baby didn't cry. >> maybe. >> you were enjoying father's day. so the was about 90 minutes. a lot of people left the gift this the basket. i have no cash. >> you have no idea how much money they lost. babe ruth still setting records. set the record for the most expensive piece of sports memorabilia ever sold. it went for just over $5.64 million at a yankee stadium auction. a portion of the proceeding will go to charity.

>> it's interesting. it's the one time the yankees appeared on the front of the jersey. >> there westeren't any stains that. >> no. >> a little shuffle. >> according to john goodman, he had a lot of hot dogs. >> this is our fave story. jack ertz get to leave training camp for a very good reason. he flew to paris to see his wife score the first goal in the world cup. >> what's up. jack ertz at the game. julie scored aeagles won the su

night. they've been married since 2017. they were at a baseball game. she said his big move was to offer her sunflower seats. >> i love the jersey that says mr. ertz on the back. guess what? he proposed to her in that very same stadium. >> so cute. >> if they have kids, i think they might be athletic. >> you think? >> you doan know. >> poor kids. coming up at 8:00, an inside look at what's been dug to keep the u.s. women safe at the world cup. find out more from vlade on cbsnews.com. oscar winner kevin costner the with the most watched show.

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this is a kpix 5 news morning update. >> good morning. in santa rosa, police are searching for this man who robbed a shell gas station overnight. this happened on granville road. the suspect was last seen running behind the safeway store across the street. in a little over an hour, the mental competency hearing gets underway for the accused killer of neil wilson. john campbell fatally stabbed the 18-year-old and attacked her sister at the macarthur bart station last july. tri-delta transit begins the on-demand shuttle service near the antioch and pittsburgh bay point park stations taking riders to bart or other nearby spots. users can schedule rides using the micro transit app. we will have news updates throughout the day on your favorite platforms including our website, that is .c .

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good morning to our viewers in the west. monday, june 17, 2019. welcome back to "cbs this morning." ahead, our first 2020 battleground cracker poll looks at how the democratic candidates stack up and what voters are looking for. why we're polling more people than ever before. plus, james corden is with us from london. how he got michelle obama and other big names to cross the atlantic for a dodgeball game. first, here is today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> president trump is set to officially start his re-election campaign tomorrow in florida where he trails joe biden. >> cbs news has learned the trump campaign fired several poster lling ers leaked. >> messaging, so they can figure

out how to launch their campaign. >> u.s. officials say the phoes believe were planted by the iranian navy. >> they seem to have won the short-term battle. there is a fear they are usie losing the long-term war. >> those videos don't show the beginning of the competition. the family says the police went way too far. >> father's day salute to the great dads of local news. >> i want a day off. >> yeah. you are not working on sunday. >> no? from the family. >> what do you want for father's day? >> i don't know. i mean, hammock? cold beer and a hammock, leave me alone. >> watching the final round. u.s. open on sunday afternoon with or without the family? love you guys. >> let me have the house to myself. >> what do you want? >> sit inside a dark room, watch tof, not do anything alone. >> leave me fly-fishing trip t montana. >> with the kids?

>> no, just me. >> that was the father's day wishes of dads in local broadcasts. >> no different than the networks. i think we were all caught on tape, too. >> oh, a little bit sad. >> alone in a dark room, an ideal ay. right. we are going to begin with this. president trump's re-election bid officially starts tomorrow at a rally in orlando. the first cbs news battleground tracker poll of the 2020 campaign focuses on the democrats who want to replace him. other polling data is causing turmoil within the president's campaign. cbs news confirms they cut ties to several pollsters after internal polls were leaked. >> those polls taken in march showed mr. trump trailing joe biden in pennsylvania, wisconsin, and other key states. the president denied the polls existed.

in a statement, the campaign acknowledged the campaigns are real, calls them incomplete, misleading, saying they represent a worst-case scenario for voter turn outs. >> cbs news spoke to more than 16,000 registered voters in 18 states that plan to hold the first primaries and caucuses. primary voters in those states from iowa in early february to the super tuesday states in march will help narrow down the 24 democratic candidates. anthony salvanto, who is the news elections and surveys director is here again. welcome back. a third anthony to the table. before we go into the results, i think we should let people know what the battleground tracker poll is because this is no small thing. >> no. it promises to be a big election. what it really means is talking to as many people as possible in all the places that the campaigns are going to go. this map is much bigger than iowa. they are going to go to california, to texas, to

georgia. of course, new hampshire, south carolina. so we've got to cover that as well, which means big sample sizes, lots of interviews to find out what people want to hear. >> so what is the main concern right now for voters in terms of choosing a candidate? >> democrats singularly focusing on someone to beat president trump. that turns them into political strategists a little bit. they thi s voterstehough m are biden's supporters really think that he can beat the president, and that's a big reason why he is on top. that's propelling him. >> so, overall, the first choice was joe biden? >> yeah, joe biden is the first choice when you press people and say who would you vote for. pollsters admit it's early. we asked who you are considering, who is in the mix in your minds. for the big field, people are already starting to narrow it down. we are considering bider, harris, warren, sanders.

that's that upper tier. when they head to the debate stage, see if other candidates can move first into the consideration set because that's how we pick things. >> in terms of the messaging we have seen on the campaign trail, there seems to be a divide in the democratic party between the biden lu biden return to obama era weighing and the more progressive or liberal wing. how is that playing out in the polls? >> the return to things before trump message plays very well for people who are supporting joe biden. but that more progressive liberal wing. democratic party wantso ar say they will take a progressive approach than ever before. >> is the desire to beat trumptg to be for those on the progressive side to say, no, they are going to say we need a different choice. we need a direction forward that's different from that return message. i think that's the way you watch this going forward. >> it's very early, but we have this debate coming up, the first big debate with 20 candidates,

24 in the field. it must be significant right now for these candidates if they want to stay in the game? >> they have to listen the polls and say how do i match what the voters want? never mind a point or two in the horse rate at this point. voters want to hear about health care. then voters say they want to hear about keeping the country safe, how are they going to do those things? when a candidate matches what voters want, that's when you see them start to move in the polls. not the other way around. >> anthony, thank you. >> cbs news has gained rare access inside syria which is now in it's eighth year of civil war. syrian regime forces have begun a new bombing campaign and there are fears that a full-scale offensive could be next. the province of idlib, home to 3 million people, is one of the last remaining areas in western syria that the government does not control. holly williams recently returned from idlib where she saw firsthand what life is like for those living in constant fear.

>> reporter: syria's war machines are menacing idlib. there is no defense against regime and russian air strikes. warning to take cover passed on by radio. >> we just heard that there has been an airstrike. there are other jets in the area. we are hearing over the wa walkie-talkie there could be more planes leaving. we headed into an olive grove where many in idlib are now sheltering under the olive trees we found a brigade of the white helmets. they are the rescue team who pull survivors from the wreckage of air strikes. but last month they said one of their buildings was bombed. now they're moving location every day to avoid being targeted again. the town was hit by regime helicopters the night before, we were told. he wanted to get his message to

the world. the kids are all dead, he said. we need the powerful countries to help us. the trauma of eight years under fire is palpable. idlib is now home to hundreds hundreds of thousands of men, women, and children to fled the bombing and are living in tents. like this woman and her eight children. she is pregnant and told us she will give birth here on the dirt. do you see these kids, she asked us. they are not kids anymore. >> that's holly williams reporting from syria. we learned a short time ago that socialite and fashion designer gloria vanderbilt has died. the news was confirmed this morning by her son anderson cooper of "60 minutes" and cnn. he says she had been battling stomach cancer. she was born into one of the h in the public eyeed muc hild she was the subject

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team usa will go on to the next round of the women's world cup after yesterday's 3-0 win over chile. carly lid scored two goals, including this spectacular tr e strike. >> she let it go. >> the team is playing in front of big crowds in the stands while the state department has agents looking for threats behind the scenes. roxanna, how safe is it there for the team? >> reporter: well, whenever the team plays a game like the one here last night they are protected by those american agents and by the french. we were told that while security is at the highest level in the run up to the world cup, some u.s. pncors weren't taking it seriously enough.

>> six corners goal. >> reporter: as team usa works to win its fourth world cup trophy, behind the scenes another team is working to keep the players safe. with plain clothes agents, a bomb-sniffing dog, and a command center at the u.s. embassy in paris. >> we know where the team is at any particular time. >> reporter: the state department's dip molomatic secuy makes sure they travel and train in peace. the team is on the move again. the agents make sure the players get on the bus safely and then ride with them, watching out the entire way. but while the bureau has spent two years preparing to protect these players, u.s. planners and organizers tell cbs news they were concerned that the french authorities weren't taking security seriously enough. allegedly making comments lick it's not the real world cup, it's just the women's.

amy mccort is the updates ambassador to france. >> it's no secret that our diplomatic security had concerns. >> reporter: concerns that tens of thousands of american soccer fans would be visiting france. a country with a history of terrorism. just last month ta bomb explode in lyon. >> we don't have any specific credible threats, but we're always prepared for a worst-case scenario. >> reporter: diplomatic security agents say prance hfrance has b securing other large gathering, from d-day commemorations this month to the yellow vest protests against economic inequality. >> the french services are very capable and they really need to pivot from one event to the other. >> reporter: so as the world cup approached ambassador mccort decided to get their attention. >> we have to speak with the

french government. we do our part about providing the security that is requisite for the american team. >> reporter: so you pressed? >> so we pressed. >> reporter: and now? >> and now the team is here and hopefully everyone will be safe and secure. >> reporter: diplomatic security agents tell us they are now very satisfied with france's support, which means the players they are here to protect can keep focusing on the field. french authorities call the allegation that they were dismissive of this event because it's the women's world cup, quote, stupid. they also told us the presence of american security officials here is excessive considering the nature of this event. anthony. >> the nature of the event? that confuses me a little bit. thank you very much. i am glad we are on the case here. >> i had no idea there was a state department diplomatic security like that.

i am glad it exists. >> i know team usa will show the those people who said it's just the women. >> i am glad they are safe. we are learning more about the amazing rescue of a north carolina teen thanks to her phone. ahead, how the girl's mother tracked her down after a serious car crash. you are watching "cbs this morning." ser ar crash. you're watching "cbs this morning." when crabe stronger...strong, with new nicorette coated ice mint. layered with flavor... it's the first and only coated nicotine lozenge. for an amazing taste... ...that outlasts your craving. new nicorette ice mint. ♪ ♪ discover delicious dunkin donuts cold brew coffee packs. premium craft coffee as easy as 1 - 2 - 3. ♪ ♪

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a north carolina mother say as app helping her find her daughter who crashed her car and was at the bottom of a ravine. vlad is here with the story. what happened here? her daughter wasn't answering her text so using the find my friend noticed her

daughter in one place too long and found her pinned under her car. >> i can't explain watching the gps on the phone, my dot from my phone getting close to hers and then suddenly seeing the tire tracks and that's all i could see. >> can you imagine a mom seeing that. so what had happened, macy hydroplane and crash and was stuck. she broke her neck and has nerve dam in her arm. find my friend tracks family and friends. you do can toggle location sharing off and on so it can only be active when kids are driving or walking home alone. there are lots of apps like this. they can help put parents' minds

at ease because your children are out and yu don't know what could be happening to them. in this case it was a story that ended on a high note. >> kids don't like it when you track them, but this n this case it was fortunate. >> my sister took let me take m nephew out and she asked where are you tacking him. >> good to see her smiling. james corden is taking the late late show to london along with michelle obama. why he decided to have a showdown and how he g t former first lady to this is a kpix 5 news

morning update. >> good morning. it is eight attack 25. today, max harris, one of the two men on trial for the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire is expected to take the stand. both harris and derek almeida, the master tenant of the warehouse face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. the call the cut tunnel is back open after overnight closures due to . the chp says the driver was shot in the head by someone in another car just before 8:00. no word yet on the driver's condition. >> and in burlington, the skaters are trying to determine how several trucks caught fire late last night. they were parked on aging road near highway 101 in front of a store that sells hardwood flooring material. crews quickly put out the flames. news updates throughout the day on your favorite platforms including our website, kpix 5 .com. togo's fans, the pretzelrami is back,

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welc welcome back to cbs this morning. time to bring you stories that are the talk of the table this morning. this is where we each take a story we would like to share with each other and all of you. >> i'm thinking of a story that aired yesterday on cbs sunday morning, a story i worked on, we spent months on it. it's about cancer and firefighters. we know about first responders to 9/11 and their cancer risks. turns out it's more of a national issue. the nature of fires seems to be more toxic. what is burning is giving off becoming an epic among firefighters. nearly two thirds of line of duty deaths among firefighters have not been from the fires or flames but from cancer. what we looked at states providing benefits or not. turns out they say they are, but in many cases, 90% of the time in texas, 50% of the time in ohio, firefighters are not getting their benefits. they're being denied. so we're following this story.

it really lingers with me. these are people who put their lives on the line and don't seem to be taken care of after the fact. >> the materials that are burning are more toxic? >> in the old days, a house would burn and it was like a camp fire, cotton, wood. now it's coated with different plastics and chemicals, which go up faster in many cases and give off carcinogens. >> and can take a while to see the effects of what this does to the firefighters down the road. >> i was struck by a story about hundreds of scuba divers in florida who broke a record scooping up trash from the ocean. 633 divers, it is the largest group of divers ever to conduct an underwater cleanup. they retrieved at least 600 pounds of trash. 60 pounds of fishing line. the cleanup removed -- they found a boat ladder, barbells all kinds of stuff on the ocean floor. some of these divers came from as far away as europe and south america, to the deerfield beach fishing pier in florida. i have become very conscious of

all this, particularly the plastic in the ocean, because there are apparently about 8 million metric tons of plastic that enter the ocean annually. the great pacific garbage patch, which we talked about here before, is now three times the size of france. this is a drop in the bucket, what they did, but just the idea of 633 divers going in, that's really interesting. >> we're going to need more divers and a bigger boat. >> terrifying. on to more lighthearted matters. i don't know if you guys saw this yesterday, but it stopped me in my tracks. on the royal sussex instagram page, meghan markle and prince harry posted a photo of their son, archie. it's the first time we have gotten to see his actual face. i don't know if you remember, but when they introduced him to the world. >> he looks like he's playing peekaboo. >> and he's presumably holding the hand of his father. when they first showed him in the presentation to the public, he was sleeping and you couldn't see his face. the reporter said harry, will you show us his face?

harry kind of barely turned. this is the first time we're really seeing what he looks like. >> a beautiful picture. >> the little hand on the finger. >> it was for father's day. in the comments, people are saying we can't see what color inhair is because it's in black and white. people are still curious if he's going to be ginger. >> maybe. >> the photo is beautiful. well, james corden is almost as famous as baby archie. >> he may take issue with that. >> he may. another british not a royal, not a ginger. but he is taking the late late show on the road for a star-studded week of shows in his hometown of london. it will include a special game of dodgeball. team usa -- team uk plays team u.s. including a captain ready to win at all cost. >> i want you to know that i am proud of each and every one of you. strength is not measured on how you throw the ball, it is measured in here. >> amen.

>> when they go low, we also go low. because that's how dodgeball works. am i right? >> when they go low, we also go low. i love that. the dodgeball team between cordon's team and michelle obama's team, u.s., will air tonight. james corden is with us from his set in london. james, good morning. how are you? >> good morning. it's good afternoon here, but good morning to you. i'm very well. how are you? >> we're well, thank you. we have to know, how on earth did you convince the former first lady of the united states to play a game of dodgeball? >> well, the strangest thing because the former first lady got in touch with our show and do something fun? i would love to film something. i'm going to be in los angeles. and you know, it took us sort of less than .4 seconds to go yes, we would love to do that. and it's been a couple years

since we did that carpool karaoke together. we started thinking, what would be a good and fun thing to do? and we sort of came up with maybe we could do a united kingdom versus usa game of dodgeball. and we called around some friends of the show and put together something, i mean, it's so gloriously stupid. and we really hope people will enjoy it tonight, you know. >> you have two great teams. i see melissa mccarthy is on the first lady's team. you have benedict cumberbatch on your team. who else? >> harry styles, allison janney, mila kunis, the list goes on and on. it's going to be -- it's a fun one, that's for sure. >> i hope no one was injured in this game. >> um, only -- only one nation's pride. that was the only thing that was injured. dodgeball was the real winner. that's the truth. >> yeah, this is the third time you have been back to london to host the late late show.

what do you enjoy about going home? what sights do you take in? >> well, it's really nice, obviously, for me personally, but we have quite a few british people who work on the show, so to come home is always a nice thing. it's nice whether it's coming home at christmas or coming home in the summer, but to bring the show home and do it in this historic venue of westminster, and really kind of showcase our show, which we are beyond proud of, and beyond proud of how many people seem to enjoy watching it. it's a very special thing for us to come back to london and it's really become a kind of centerpiece of our year, really, where we like to kind of show people, this is kind of, i guess, the truest example of what our show is, you know, the other 40 or so weeks of the year that we're on the air. >> james, you also went to paris on this trip to film a new

episode of crosswalk the musical. how did the french take to you performing les miserables on the street of paris? >> the french, the residents of paris took to us doing crosswalk the musical in paris exactly how you think they did. however you imagine their reaction to be, that's exactly what it was. >> i want to hear you describe it. >> it was amazing. look, we have done that segment in los angeles, in london, in new york. and to go to paris to do les miserables seemed like the next logical step, really. it took a long time to get sort of the right permits to shoot, but kind of the most thrilling thing about it is it kind of felt like the first time we did it, really. because now when we do it in los angeles or london or new york, lots of people have seen it now.

there's always kind of somebody going, oh, it's that thing i have seen. that was not the case in paris, let me tell you that right now. >> all right, james corden, we will beng for a dodgeball team usa, i'morryosay, and women in then's wor cup, we'll also be cheering for team usa there. we appreciate it. >> so long as you call it football and don't call it soccer, that's all that really matters. >> i can't agree to that. sorry. we have to go. you can watch the late late show with james corden in london tonight through thursday at 12:37. 11:37 central. that's right after the late show with stephen colbert. all of it right here on cbs. >> oscar winner kevin costner appeared in many movies you remember. he's here with a look at the new season

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there's a war going on in this valley. today's the day you chos sizes. >> kevin cost never, good morning. welcome. thanks for being here. this is your first tv series. i red you thought it would be one season but it's so successful. >> i felt like i was being raised in a cave. >> how do you like working in tv? >> it's always a long day. >> how do you like tv. >> we don't think of it like that. we think of it going on forever. the days are always long. >> why was it important for you to cover the struggles of rehab chers in the modern west? >> i didn't think of it that way. i tried to put the audience of my shoulder the first time i

read the script. you go to the movies or to tv to be transported. when i read a script, i feel myself being transported. we went through the val lu that lewis & clark went down. people are reminded when you watch, these places still exist. you can get caught up in what you do, but yo get caught up ou. we set a boy/girl movie against d you have t learn anything ay riding. i am around with people who are really good with horses. but it's something i've wanted

to do since i was little, and i think that's one of the joys when you're at the movies. who wouldn't want to ride with the buffalo. i didn't want to give it up to stunt men. i ha stunt men. >> did you do most of it? >> yeah, exactly. yeah. in certain instances, you have to -- it's the fun of doing movies. who doesn't want to kiss the girl, save the day, climb the billing, ton off the bomb. >> you've done it of. >> take about your past and the great movies we saw before. the bodyguard, my personal y didn't think it was going to have the kind of power it ended up having at the time. why not? >> i think some people talked about the interrelation thing.

i just went for the prettiest girl who could really sing. i didn't realize what you were talking about that later on there was a lot of power bhoomd that that kind of created a -- i don't know what it did. i just instinctually went to what i thought would make for the best movie. >> it th year is the 30th anniversary of "field of dreams" one day after father's day. this's a father/son maneuver if ever there was one. why do you feel it's lasted so long? >> i feel like it's our generation of "it's a wonderful life" and i understand it's in theaters the next couple of days. not just for men. it crushed people in the very . it gold duft on much relationships with your father goes unsaid and

you've got to break that sielk or you're going need a field of dreams to remind you of what you maybe missed. >> a perfect sentiment after father's day. kevin costner, thanks for joining us at the table. season 2 premieres tuesday on paramount. before you go, a teddy bear that brought a dad to tears. and listen to two nurs who opened the first hiv ward. the new documentary 5 b focuses on nurses and caregivers who trade thad in forthe human

before question go, we to make your day brighter and better. a cellphone video shows a father's rae reaction to a life-saving father's day gift. >> we want to wish you a very happy father's day and want to let you know we're having a baby. >> he found out that he's going to be a grandpa. he was given a teddy bear with the voice recording of his daughter cassandra revealing she's pregnant. the family called the surprise announcement the best father's day gift ever. it's due nerve november. >> he clutched the teddy bear like a baby. >> very sweet. >> very good. that does it for us. please be sure to tune in to the evening n s tonight

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this is a kpix 5 news morning update. >> good morning. in just a couple of hours, the mental competency hearing gets underway for mia wilson accused killer. john cowell fatally stabbed the 18-year-old and attacked her sister at macarthur bart station last july. do you recognize this person? police say he is the suspect in an armed robbery in santa rosa. it happened last night at the shell gas station on granville road. he was last seen running behind the safeway store across the street. today, try delta transit begins the on-demand shuttle service to the antioch and pittsburgh bayport bart station. it takes riders to bart or other nearby spots. try my ride operates monday through friday from 5 am through 6 pm. we will have news update throughout the day on your favorite platforms including kpix.com.

tracking some trouble spots on the bay area freeways, especially in the east bay. there is a crash on the eastshore freeway westbound 80 at central avenue. the crash has been moved over to the shoulder, but it is slowing down some speeds in the area and some are getting to 32 miles per hour. this is a look at the travel times. look at that, 580 is slowing down into a 5 to 6 and 80s a 35 minute drive and on 80, highway 4 to the macarthur maze, 44 minute drive. to the airport access road, it

is a slow drive. 880 in oakland, traffic is moving along, but cars are stacked up. san mateo bridge is looking pretty good across the span. traffic is moving along and bay bridge toll plaza, teetering lights are still on, but people must be at work already. >> that looks great for the bay bridge commute. you might also see the cloudy conditions on the live traffic cameras. you can see on the treasure island camera as well. a cool and cloudy start. to the afternoon, it is all about the microclimates. heating up along at least inland in the upper 80s to low 90s. from concorde at 92 degrees and 91 in livermore and 82 in san jose and 73 in oakland. upper 60s in san francisco and cool and breezy along the coast in the mid 60s. very similar conditions in a little warmer for your tuesday, a little bit looking at high temperatures inland wednesday and cool along the coast. never does take a slight dip on thursday. have a great day.

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