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good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at headqs new york. it's good to be with you.een. today the white house is expected to announce new sanctions on iran, it's in response to iran's downing of an unmanned under surveillance drone last week. iran this morning described it actions as a firm response to the u.s. and warned it could be repeated. laura podesta is here in new york. laura, the president has sent a very stern warning to iran. what exactly did he say? >> reporter: anne-marie, the president has said he does not want war. he warned iran it would face obliteration if conflict did break out. president trump had dispatched two of his top aids to the middle east to gather allied support against iran. >> reporter: we will be talking to them about how he with strategically alignened and build a coalition. >> reporter: before mike pompeo

left for the united arab gos. >> to build out their nuclear weapon system to build out their missile program. >> reporter: the white house is choosing not to go it alone against tehran after last week's downing of an american drone. >> i'm not looking for war and if there is, it will be obliteration like youave never seen before. but i'm not looking to do tamt but you can't have a nuclear weapon. >> reporter: on thursday, president trump called off a retailiatory airstrike. then said he was open to talks with iran's leaders. yesterday, however, lawmakers in iran's parliament were heard shouting, death to america. national security adviser john bolton was in jerusalem yesterday meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> neither iran or any other hostile actor should mistake u.s. prudence and discretion for weakness. no one has granted them a

hunting license in the middle east. >> reporter: bolton said, president trump has fought ruled out a future military strike against iran and the u.s. has now asked the uy council to meet to discuss iran. we are expecting that to happen today. anne marie there thank you, laura. president trump this morning is standing by his decision to delay the deportations of illegal immigrants living in the u.s. this after an about-face on the controversial issue and making new demands on democrats. errol barnett reports. >> reporter: president trump ignored questions as he returned to the white house, but he was talking. >> we're doing a fantastic job under the circumstances. >> reporter: in a newly released interview, the president praised his administration's treatment of detained mike grants and their families, despite criticisms of conditions at border facilities. he blames democrats for the problems. >> and if they changed asylum and if they changed loopholes, everything on the border would

be perfect. >> this weekend the president reversed himself and delayed his plan to camp and deport illegal immigrants, including families. it happened after house speaker nancy pelosi spoke with the president on friday requests a postponement. she welcomed the news, tweeting families belong together. for those feeling threatened, senator kamela harris offers this. >> there are those of us who will fight for you and your rights every day. my message to them is do not live in fear. >> reporter: the democratic mayor of oakland, california did not pull her punches, saying the president's rhetoric is causing harm. >> his threats are meant to terrorize, good communities like the ones in oakland. >> reporter: after overnighting at camp david, president trump spent much of sunday at his virginia golf course before returning here the white house and he describedns a last for democrats or else errol

barnett, "cbs news," the white house. democratic presidential candidate pete buttigieg faced angry constituents at a town hall in his hometown of south bernhard, indiana. >> thank you, the naacp ain't never been here. >> reporter: it followed a shooting of a black man by a white police officer. it comes amid strained relations. buttigieg says while his presidential campaign is important, he will not run away from the problems facing south bend. >> i'm sick of these things being talked about in political terms, in theoretical terms like it's a show. it's people's lives. >> buttigieg still plans to par tase i tis wait in this week's presidential debate in florida. the national weather service will be in south bend today to

assess a reported tornado that touched down over the weekend. the possible twister was caught on camera when it hit last night. some buildings were destroyed and several power lines were knocked down. there were no reports of any major injuries, though. and a wildfire in arizona that's been burning for two weeks now is still growing. the fire is burning in on theto national forest east of phoenix. fire officials say it has grown to 150 miles. authorities are hopeful it will stop after it runs out of fume in burned out areas. there is no immediate threat to people and homes. the closest town is more than 50 miles away. the ntsb says it will examine, repair inspection records on a skydiving pla enthat crashed and killed 11 people in hawaii. the plane went down friday in an air field on oahu's north shore. investigators say the same plane sustained tail damage in a california accident in 2016.

jonathan biglioti reports. >> i looked over, a big old ball of fire. i said, wow. >> reporter: car loss sabato works for a parachute center. the plane went down and killed 11 on board. >> what a shame. i saw it hit. i was right there, man. i was right there. i actually heard the boom. boom. >> reporter: he drove the customers to their sunset tandem flight. he is one of the last people to speak to the victims be every the crash. it must have been a moment of disbelief for you? >> yeah, it was. it was. >> reporter: the ntsb is combing through the charred wreckage, investigating what caused the twin turbine beech craft air to fall out of the sky. among the victims another victim joshia drablos graduated from the naval academy. his family says they are

devastated and in shock. the sky driver was friends with the crew. he believes the plane was fit to fly. >> put it this way, i would have jumped out of that plane. >> reporter: the plane was involved in an incident in california three years ago, 14 die divers had to jump to safety after the plane started spinning. ntsb later determined pilot error played a role. witnesses from the hawaii flight say the plaep appeared to turn around just after takeoff. there wasn't enough time for those on board to jump to safety. there were terrifying moments in missouri when a hot air balloon plowed into a crowd of people. more than 1,000 people were at saturday's festival in hannibal, celebrating the city's bisen ten yell. some people were knocked to the ground. at least three people were hurt.

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bernie sanders watnts to cancel student loan debt, and how the president reacted to reports on kamal khashoggi. the "new york times" say he brushed off a team of saudi assassins. mr. trump's comments yesterday on "meet the press" came days after a u.n. report urged the fbi to report the dismemberment of the columnist. >> i think it's been heavily investigated. >> by who? >> by everybody. >> by the fbi? >> i seen so many reports. >> what about the fbi? >> are you ready? >> mm-hmm. >> iran's killed many, many people a day. other countries in the middle east, there is a hostile place, a vicious, hostile place. if you don't look at saudi arabia, look at iran, look at other countries. >> mr. trump says saudi arabia is an important trading partner with the u.s. spending hundreds of billions of dollars. "the washington post" reports candidate senator bernie

sanders will propose a bill today to eliminate all $1.6 trillion of u.s. federal debt. he wants the federal government to pay for the debt held by 45 million americans, including all private and graduate school debt. the proposal would also make public universities, community colleges and trade schools tuition free. he says the plan would be paid paid for by a tax on wall street that would raise more than $2 trillion of ten years. >> i think making public colleges and universities tuition free and very substantially lowering student debt, which is an incredible burden on an entire generation of people is going to win us a lot of support. >> similar legislation will also be introduced in the house today. and the salt lake tribune reports on the disappearance of a 23-year-old university of utah student. mackenzie louek was returning home from her grandmother's funeral in southern california.

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our top stories this morning. the white house is expected to unveil new sanctions against iran today. the move comes after last week's shoot down of an unmanned u.s. drone. iran this morning describes its actions as a firm response to the u.s. and warned it could be repeated. iran says the u.s. drone was over iranian airspace but the u.s. denies that. the house law make verse two weeks to change asylum laws before president trump will begin dispatching i.c.e. agents to depart undocumented immigrants. the president delayed the raids that were set to begin in tent cities around the country over the weekend. the decision came following a phone call between mr. trump and house speaker nancy pelosi.

and there are new calls to ban horse racing after the death of the 30th horse at california's santa anita racetrack since december. protesters gathered outside the park on the final day of racing season. candace chrone was there. >> shame on you. >> reporter: animal rights activists shouted at spectators after a 30ette horse died this season. >> we are fed up with their excuses. there isn't no safety measures they don't have. they're just enhanced. we're still seeing dying horses here. >> reporter: on saturday, american currency, a 4-year-old gelding injured his leg while training and had to be euthanized. he was owned by jerry hallendorfer. three other horses he trained have died this season. the problem is much bigger and they are calling for the sport to be banned entirely?

it's not just the trainer, drugs, whips, it is the racing industry as a whole. >> reporter: track officials refuse to end the season early, despite calls from the california horse racing board earlier this month. tests were done on the soil and several changes were made in march. fans we spoke withave mixed reaction on what should happen moving forward. >> i love watching race horses, but, you know, as i've said, when it comes to animal cruelty, animals should be treated humanely. >> which sport isn't there injuries? you know, it's a shame. but that's the nature of sports when you are in hayaktist and a professional level, things happen. >> so coming up on "cbs this morning," the fight against gun violence. we will hear from two members of mothers of the movement whose african-american children have been killed by gun violence. a new york sperm bank is

facing lawsuits over improper genetic screening for sperm donors. anna werner has details. new evidence on drinking coffee cou p fight obesity. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ?

live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. now at 4:30, looking like from exclusive salesforce tower cam are we're looking south and you can see all of that fog rolling in. good morning, everyone.

it is monday, june 24. i'm michelle griego. kenny has the morning off. when the check came with mary lee. our weekend went by like that. >> it did. just in a flash. now we are back to mondayk week in we are looking at temperatures that will be cooling down as we go through the next few days. so, actually i the middle part of the week we're looking at below average temperatures. after weekend. use a live look with our citro cam and you can see the low clouds and fog as we start off the day. it really indicates the changes for us with more of that onshore flow. temperatures right now in the mid to upper 50s. too low to mid 60s at this hour. as we head through the afternoon heating up in land still not quite as hot looking at 91 in fairfield, 91 concord, 88 livermore, 85 in san jose, low 70s in ogling, upper 60s in san francisco and mid 60s for pacifica. we'l a