captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ >> dubois: on the "cbs evening news" this monday, the president oms new sanctions at iran's supreme leader. >> these sanctions seemed designed not to try to impact the actual people of iran. >> i think a lot of restraint has been shown by us. that doesn't mean we're going to show it in the future. >> dubois: the u.s. ivernment has removed most of the 300 migrant children found living in squalor at a border facility. >> it is degrading and inhumane and shouldn't be happening in america. >> oh, my god. >> a plane crash in hawaii 11 d i> the nation's deadliest dvilian plane crash since 2011. >> the 1-2 comes home and it's fouled. spizer being sng fan by a foul

>> dubois: and one of these astronauts could be the first woman on the moon. but how would they choose? >> we have been honing our rock, paper, scissors skills. >> dubois: good evening. i'm maurice dubois. this is our western edition. president trump called new sanctions on iran hard-hitting. and this time he's taking direct aim at iran's supreme leader, ayatollah ali khomeini. the measures approved today are in part a response to iran's downing of a u.s. drone last week. the goal is to squeeze iran's economy further to get it to drop its nuclear program. paula reid has more on how the onctions will work. >> never can iran have a nuclear neapon. >> reporter: president trump is increasing pressure on iran by blocking supreme leader ayatollah ali khomeini and other top officials from using international banking systems. >> sanctions imposed through the orecutive order that i'm about to sign will deny the supreme

leader and the supreme leader's office and those closely h hiliated with him and the office access to key financial resources and support. >> reporter: also targeted, eight iranian military commanders the trump administration says were responsible for shooting down a u.s. drone last week. iran's economy has already been strangled by u.s. sanctions on its oil industry and other targets. these new sanctions may only have a minimal impact as top nranian officials likely do not keep significant assets in teternational banks. last week the president approved and then called off military strikes against iran in n taliation for both the drone strike and attacks on two tankers in the strait of hormuz. the administration has not taken military action off the table, hat president trump has signaled a preference to respond with financial penalties. >> so america's a peace-loving nation. we do not seek conflict with iran or any other country. >> reporter: today president trump urged the iranian regime

to come to the negotiating table. s i think they should do that rather than going along this hiry destructive path, pstructive for everybody. ran'eporter: iran's foreign minister, javad zarif, will also soce sanctions. he tweeted today, "trump administration officials are not concerned with the u.s. interests. they despise diplomacy and thirst for war." >> dubois: paula, so alongside the sanctions, what is the u.s. doing about those attacks on all the ships? >> reporter: maurice, the tesident wants a coalition of ontions to help with that. earlier today he tweeted that cuntries like china and japan should be protecting their own ships. secretary of state mike pompeo is now trying to recruit allies to escort some ships and outfit others with cameras and monitoring equipment so they can document threats. >> dubois: okay, paula reid at the white house tonight, thank you. the u.s. government has now removed most of the more than 300 migrant children who were found last week living in aualor at a border protection facility in texas.

omar villafranca has more now from the u.s.-mexican border. >> reporter: lawyers say ntndreds of migrant children were forced to sleep on the floor for weeks without enough ndod, in this customs and border protection facility in clint, texas, just outside of el paso. >> it is degrading and inhumane and shouldn't be happening in america. >> reporter: elora mukherjee is part of the team of lawyers who visited the facility. >> during that time many of the children had not had access to a single shower or bath. they were wearing the same dirty clothing that they crossed the border with. >> reporter: cbs news confirmed this afternoon roughly 300 of the children at the clint facility were moved to other sites. the conditions also shocked federal judges in the ninth circuit. justice department attorney sarah fabian argued that in shorter stays in c.b.c. custody, basic necessities might not be required. >> if you don't have a toothbrush, if you don't have soap, if you don't have a

blanket, it's not safe and sanitary, wouldn't everybody agree to that? >> well, i think those are... there's fair reason to find that those things may be part of-- >> not may be. are. >> reporter: on "face the nation," vice president mike pence said the democratically controlled house must move on a humanitarian bill. >> we've asked for more bed space. ni've asked for more support. our customs and border patrol agents are doing a job, but the system is overwhelmed. >> reporter: in south texas's rio grande valley, the summer heat may have claimed the lives of four migrants in hidalgo county. between october 1997 and september 2018, border patrol says more than 7500 migrants have died along the southwestern border, but the number only rcludes reported deaths and could be much higher. this area where the bodies were found is known as devil's corner cacause of the oppressive heat and because it's tucked away.

the woman who was found dead was in her early 20s. two of the children were just toddlers, the other just an infant, the f.b.i. is now leading this investigation. .aurice? >> dubois: omar villafranca on the border tonight, thank you. at least two dozen people were hurt, some of them badly today when a tour bus flipped on its side in the bahamas. oe cause of the crash is under investigation. a u.s. military plane airlifted four people to the hospital in south florida. three had broken bones. onesher patient could be paralyzed. one of the 25 democrats running tr president has been off the campaign trail now for several days. mayor pete buttigieg has been trying to cool down simmering incial tensions in his hometown. adriana diaz is in south bend, indiana. >> you all got racism inside of anur police department. is reporter: when south bend mayor and presidential candidate pete buttigieg stepped off the campaign trail this weekend, he ryced fury back home. ris raucous town hall sunday night came after the fatal police shooting of 54-year-old

eric logan last week. police say logan had a knife, but the officer, who was white, didn't turn on his body camera. a.ttigieg struggled to satisfy angry constituents. >> if anyone who is on patrol is shown to be a racist, that is their last day on the street. >> reporter: tensions have milaered since buttigieg fired be city's first black police chief shortly after becoming mayor seven years ago. african americans account for just 5% of south bend's police force, despite being 26% of the population. >> i am raising a seven-year-old grandson. when he sees the police, he is afraid. >> reporter: that was verma blackman. we spoke to her and her grandson elijah. >> when they have their guns out, it makes me feel scared. >> reporter: does south bend, indiana have a police problem? >> yes, ma'am, they do. ?hey're aggressive. vethink that mayor pete listens, but when he goes back to his

hfice, that's all he's done is listened. >> reporter: you don't think there's enough action? d no action. >> reporter: the issue of race has taken center stage on the campaign trail in the last week. >> hello, everybody. >> reporter: joe biden's controversial comments about finding common ground with segregationist senators opened him up to widespread criticism. buttigieg now finds himself on the defensive. >> reporter: at the end of the day, i'm responsible. >> does he have your vote? >> he has my support. >> reporter: but not your vote? >> not my vote. >> reporter: mayor buttigieg declined our request for a comment, but in a statement today he said hearts here are broken, including his. dspecial prosecutor has been requested to independently to miami to prepare for this week's debate. maurice. >> dubois: adriana diaz with mayor pete tonight. south bend is cleaning up after a tornado hit last night with gusts up to 125mph. e day care center was flattened

and luckily no one was inside. further south, a thunderstorm flooded cape girardeau, missouri, today, and in houston, auhome caught fire after it was hit by lightning. everybody, though, made it out .afely. we are learning more tonight about the 11 people who were killed friday night when a skydiving plane crashed and burned in hawaii. it went down shortly after take- off on the island of oahu. jonathan vigliotti is there. >> reporter: those who saw the skydiving plane plummet to the iound looked on in horror, all er on board were killed. >> what a shame. t saw it hit. mawas right there, man. i was right there. >> reporter: carlos zapato drove denver tourists brian and ashley weikel to the doomed flight. they were celebrating their one- year wedding anniversary. >> if you knew them for five minutes or five years, they touched your life. you couldn't ask for two better people in your life. >> reporter: the n.t.s.b. have their work cut out for them. the impact of the crash and the massive fire afterward reduced

this aircraft to just charred and mangled pieces. witnesses say just after take- off, the plane reached only about 100 feet, spun twice, and clipped trees before hitting the ground nose first. .se n.t.s.b. will specifically look into this 2016 incident thvolving the same plane in ifrthern california where skydivers were forced to jump early after part of the wing eeen here broke off. >> we will look at how that aircraft was repaired and inspection records to determine whether it was air worthy. >> reporter: among those killed this weekend, three skydiving instructors. hawaii's parachuting community drawn together by adventure now trying to make sense of this loss. skydiving planes are not required to carry black boxes. the n.t.s.b. has made over a dozen recommendations for maurice.g safety, which etderalt

>> dubois: jonathan vigliotti in hawaii tonight. police in chicago released video today from the jussie smollett case that includes body camera aotage of the actor wearing a noose around his neck as he told officers he was the victim of a hate crime in january. investigators later determined smollett staged the attack, but prosecutors dismissed the charges against him. geere is breaking news from los angeles. the dodgers have just said they intend to extend protective netting at dodger stadium. this is after another fan was ayruck by a foul ball yesterday. chip reid has more on this. >> the 1-2 comes home. >> reporter: it happened again sunday, a line drive foul ball hit a woman in the head at dodger stadium. she was taken to the hospital thatollows vicious line drive in may by albert almora in lmuston that struck a four-year- old girl in the head. distraught, almora dropped to his knees. luckily the girl was okay. line drive injuries gained

attention after a woman was killed by a foul ball at dodger stadium last year. all 30 major league teams have protective netting from home plate to at least the end of the dugouts. tw two teams, the chicago white sox and the washington nationals, say they will extend their netting all the way to or close to the right and left field foul poles. physics professor eric goff of the university of lynchburg. l> a ball coming off a scorching liner into the stands is going to come off a bat at over 100mph. .nd it will travel 130 feet in about a second. >> reporter: dodging a rocket like that, he says, is difficult at best, especially for a young child. the force of impact, goff says, is like having a ten-pound weight dropped on your head from haheight of more than six feet. here at nationals park, they're planning to use the all-star break to extend this netting almost all the way to the

corners. managing owner mark lerner says he's doing it in part because he was so deeply affected by what happened to that four-year-old girl. maurice? >> dubois: okay, chip reid at nationals park tonight. thank you. the u.s. women's soccer team ouged out spain today 2-1, advancing to the world cup quarterfinals. megan rapinoe scored both goals on penalty kicks. roxana saberi has more tonight from france. >> reporter: team u.s.a. opened the game looking like it would do what it usually does -- win. but just two minutes later, it let spain do what no team has done here so far-- score a goal against the reigning world cup champions. the u.s. won, but the game was when did you breath a sigh ofet. the relief? >> at the very end of the game when the ref blew the whistle. d reporter: you weren't really breathing the whole time then. >> yeah. >> reporter: the tough competition reflects the growth

of women's soccer around the world, says grant wahl, a senior writer at "sports illustrated." >> you see countries like argentina getting better, the netherlands, spain, italy, and these are countries where soccer is embraced, but only recently has women's soccer started to be embraced. >> reporter: it helps that national federations and clubs are spending more on women's soccer. corporate sponsors are tapping into the players' star power and the women themselves are demanding more equal pay and recognition. like in this video featuring the german team. the players strike at stereotypes declaring, "we don't have balls, but we know how to use them." team u.s.a. will take on host nation france on friday. the game is expected to be even more competitive than the one here tonight. the u.s. and france are considered the top two teams in this tournament, but only one can go on. maurice? >> dubois: roxana saberi at the world cup, thank you.

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>> ( translated ): what do we have here? tourists who arrive with preexisting conditions and die in this country as they do in all countries. >> reporter: the f.b.i. is currently conducting toxicology tests on three cases, miranda schaup-werner, and a couple from maryland, nathaniel holmes and cynthia day, all who died at the bahia principe resort chain. some families are skeptical of the reports, but dr. cardenas says tourist death in the d.r. natural and accidental, are down from previous years. >> ( translated ): we're not making things up. we're talking of a joint work plan which we have with the u.s. and international institutions which has been established. >> reporter: the u.s. embassy in santo domingo says at this point they have no proof that any of these deaths are related. meanwhile, the hard rock hotel and casino in punta cana says they will remove all liquor bottles from their rooms, not because one american guest died there earlier this year, but

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