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>> no. congresswoman ilhan omar returns to minnesota to a warm welcome one day after trump supporters chanted, send her back. >> welcome home ilhan! >> president trump is now

disavowing his supporters who chanted, send her back. >> again, i didn't say that. they did. a federal judge denied bail for financeer jeffrey epstein on sex trafficking charges involving underage girls. >> a death defying escape. a man is caught on camera climbing down a 19 story building as it burned. >> get ready for some '80s nostalgia. >> the first trailer for "top gun maverick." >> and all that matters. >> shall honest. after seven years on the morning show you take this job so you could sleep in? >> it is a bit of a grind getting up so early in the morning. now i get up at 5:00 a.m. which is considered sleeping in. >> on "cbs this morning." >> instagram is expanding. a test of a new feature that hides the number of likes on posts. the aim is to remove the pressure of collecting likes.

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110 degrees. > even at night temperatures in toy cities may struggle to drop below 80 degrees. dr this means the heat will increase at an even faster pace the following morning. chris van cleave is on new york's rock away beach. how are conditions out there? >> reporter: good morning. it is in the 70s at the beach but we have a breeze off the ocean that's helping for now. it's going to get much hotter as the day goes on. new york city's going to feel like 102 today, 110 this weekend. it's going to be that nasty, swampy, humid, hot weather that normally drives people to places like the beach to cool off. but officials are warning people here even to be careful, to watch the amount of time they spend in the sun and the excessive heat warnings aren't just new york city but ver adelphia, washington, d.c., the weekend there was supposed to be the annual triathlon. well, that has been canceled because of the extreme heat. 3,000 athletes will receive a

full refund. race officials say they were simply unable to provide a safe event experience. in upstate new york the saratoga race track has canceled all of saturday's races because of the heat. something to think about if you're coming to the beach not only do you need to wear sunscreen and watch the amount of time you spend in the sun. you need to watch your feet because the sand is going to get dangerously hot. it heats up a lot faster than the water and can cause serious burns to your feet and even here at the beach it is going to feel like about a hundred degrees. >> chris, thank you. well, this year is expected there one of the warmest years ever recorded. he government agency noaa says the month of june set a global0 chief weather caster lonnie suinn of our new york station wcbs tv is here. is there any relief in sight from the heat wave? >> really not until monday or tuesday. this the culprit, at least one of them is the jet stream. it is so far north.

ridge of thrcally there would be a some, a big trough. lomebody would get cool air. own from wcally flowing west to east. here is the deal. with the high pressure right now around the tennessee valley, that high pressure with nothing to stop it, it just expands and expands and affects a lot of people. let me show you this. the area that is under some sort of heat advisory be it a high heat warning or heat advisory extends anywhere from, i tell aine there we go. ew ends from northern maine all the way to new mexico. that's like 2,000 miles of advisories. what that means is as far as the showrs, look over here. awant to show you what we have index as the heat index. lik the air feels like on your you. you have numbers for friday feeling like 113 in des moines, 110 in washington, d.c. you go into your day tomorrow, it's going to feel even hotter for some folks. it'll be feeling like 110 around es. york city for saturday, ashington,aturday feeling like fee 110 in washington, d.c. louisvg like 106 for louisville. hen iteat index means, all

right, your body when it gets sweating.ses the heat by sweating, right? ffecthe cooling effect takes t sce when the sweat evaporates stays it is so muggy the sweat heat index and it just stays you airyou are under a sweater of heat during some of the hottest air so far this year. over to you. >> running out of color on the it wouldf the spectrum. >> yeah. actually blues and greens would overce but not going to happen. iran's military said overnight it has not lost any drones after president trump said a u.s. warship destroyed, his word, an iranian drone in a defensive action. this comes as the top u.s. l franky commander for the middle east general frank trav martiie is traveling in the ision. pondentid martin is the only tv correspondent with him. di arabin saudi arabia to build support for a force to protect vital oil shipments. david martin reports from jetta. >> the pentagon says the u.s.s. boxer took defensive action when an iranian drone came within 1,000 yards.

hee boxer is port charlotte of a n het deployed to the persian nnounc there is an accusation president trump repeated when he announced >> this is the drone had been brought down. selthis is the latest of many intocative and hostile actions by iran against vessels >> rep ss thanng in international waters. >> the downing came less than a onth after iran shot down an american drone, prompting the u.s. to prepare a retaliatory strike which president trump called off at the 11th hour. that.s. says it has compelling evidence iran is behind the sabotage and harassment of tankers passing in and out of the strait of hormuz. and most recently, iran rllegedly hijacked a small oiltal tanker, claiming it was wmuggling oil illegally. on thursday we flew with general rank mckenzie the top u.s. commander for the middle east th into saudi arabia. he is in the region working to organize a flotilla of warships

to escort tankers in and out of the gulf but not unless other countries participate. >> that is an international responsibility not a united states responsibility. but the united statates is very appy to be part of the solution. >> reporter: only the u.s. can provide the air power to defend iranian iranian attacks. the pentagon is reportedly sending 500 troops to an air ia.e in saudi arabia. it was last used during the first gulf war. possiearly 30 years later, there is the possibility of another war. this time against iran. for cbs this morning, david martin in saudi arabia. ident tre face of growing outr psint trump is trying to disavow a racist chant from his own supporters at a ident'sn north carolina. cbs news has learned the part o president's own family is part of the reason for his decision. paula, who was involved in use.ing the president? >> reporter: well, anthony, the who's

president's rare show of remorse >> reporer pushback from his wife and daughter. hantsw says that he feels badly about the chants to send epresentative ilhan omar back to somalia and even suggests that he tried to stop it, but he video shows something different. >> i think i did. >> i t started speaking very quickly. t. -- it really was a loud -- i disagree with it by the way. >> reporter: the chants started after the president attacked representative omar. >> omar has a history of launching vicious, anti-semitic screeds. [ chanting ] >> send her back. send her back. >> he let them fill the arena for nearly 15 seconds. before moving on. >> she talked about the evil israel. i was not happy with it. i disagree with it. but, again, i didn't say that. they did. >> reporter: cbs news has >> r learned this show of remorse

came after the first lady and his daughternsndounsel the president to moderate his position or at least distance ally camfrom the chanting. the rally came three days after the president began his attack on the four congresswomen, telling them to go back to where they came from. to go breveal the president initially had misgivings about appearing to apologize or give lent. it may disappoint his supporters. but eventually he decided to relent. a group of congressional republicans also complained to ence aresident mike pence and sked him to speak with the president, which he did. the president is rarely moved by gop discomfort, which is partly ans contblicans continue to dodge this issue in public. the saw a clip. the president didn't join in any chant like that. chan coneporter: even the house s theain weighed in on this week's controversy as he opened the house's session. >> this has been a difficult and contentious week in which darker spirits seem to have been at play. astyour most holy name, i now

cast out all spirits of darkness da from this chamber. the pres s reporter: it is notable that the president changed his language after hearing from a broad spectrum of voices but any unfavorable reaction from his supporters, who so frequently say they love that he never backs down could send him back to his old tricks. jericka? ld saula reid at the white himse, thank you. is> congresswoman omar returned home to minnesota to a different kind of chant. welcome home ilhan! welcome home ilhan! >> as you heard there, supporters shouted, welcome home ilhan yesterday. she was back in minneapolis for a town hall. dean reynolds was there and an rs us from minneapolis. dean, how have people in that area responded to this controversy? >> reporter: well, good morning. y?ar has a lot of supporters here in her hometown, as you lo might expect. they turned out in force last night, both at the minneapolis airport and at a town hall later

on. and those we spoke to blamed the er sident for picking a fight bth the congresswoman, a fight they described as disrespectful and dangerous. >> we are going to continue to he a nightmare forthis president because his policies are a nightmare to us. and we are not deterred. we are not frightened. we are ready. >> yes. >> congresswomen omar told supporters at the minneapolis she's nshe is not backing down. >> and so we are going to continue to create that hope. were have your back! >> reporter: there was more applause for her later at a town wll where she kept the discussion on policy not ndlitics. tics.ere are a lot of people that are trying to distract us i want to i want you all to know that ll audieot going to let them. >> reporter: many in the town hall audience said the president's racist tweets and

rabble rousing rhetoric in north carolina wednesday night were deplorable. >> i think most children are really uncomfortable with this behavior and probably realize ng with something wrong with the adults. >> there was a feeling here that >> rep the president was intentionally misrepresenting what the congresswoman has said about her adopted country. >> the idea that patriotism is something you have to love the country or else get out of it, i thek she loves the country but she wants it to be better than it is right now. >> reporter: and when one of her supporters told her never to back down from a bully, congresswoman omar said, quote, oh, he's met his match. anthony? >> all right, dean. thank you. > one o of the other progressive lawmakers targeted by president trump had tough questions for d e acting secretary of homeland security during a capitol hill hearing. congresswoman lex oak cort asked kevin mcaleenan yesterday about

ocasivate facebook group uncord by pro publica in it current and former customs and border protection agents mocked migrant deaths. they also posted sexist and racist jokes about latino members of congress. g> so you don't think that having 10,000 officers in a violent, racist group sharing memes of members of congress postsany -- >> congresswoman, those posts are unacceptable and being investigated but i don't think it is fair to apply them to everyone. >> the maryland democrat blamed mcaleenan for separating migrant families and also for dirty and facilitiwded border protection facilities. oure are doing our level best. >> what does that mean? >> w n at does that mean when a child theitting in their own feces? can't take a shower.

come on, man. what's that about? none of us would have our children in that position. they are human beings. >> this week cbs evening news anchor nora o'donnell got rare access to the largest migrant processing facility in the u.s. where she saw conditions that were crowded but also clean and well organized. mcaleenan told norah he has been m trying to draw attention to the crisis for a year and has been theing on congress for help. president trump will callite eugene scalia to be his new labor secretary. scalia is a lawyer and a son of the late supreme court justice scalia. he previously served as solicitor in president george w. scalia. or the administration. ment.s also worked for the justice department. alex acosta stepped down as head of the labor department last week over his involvement in a 2008 plea deal for financeer jeffrey epstein. stein.ff re-epstein remains

behind bars this morning after a thiyork judge denied his beingst for bail in his federal ense. the 66-year-old is charged with two counts of sex trafficking ofolving minors. he pled not guilty to the charges. cbs news has learned at least two more women have come forward two mo with allegations against epstein just since yesterday's decision. ola lenghi is at the correctional center in new york where epstein is being held. how did the judge reach this decision? >> reporter: tony, jeffrey epstein sa epstein seemed unfazed yesterday when the judge delivered his decision. it came down to one main factor. elievesge said he believes public. is a danger to the public. th m the jse there were other a feaderations from the judge kncluding a fear that epstein was a flight risk as well as recently discovered evidence in stein'n's new york city ownhouuse. during a search nearly two weeks ago investigators say they found dozens of diamonds in a safe, also $70,000 of cash, a trove of

sexually suggestive pictures. they also found a fake austrian passport with a fake name, au epstein's picture, and saudi epstia as the listed residency en that passport. a judge also said he considered vie testimony of two of cstein's alleged victims. one who called the registered pedophile a scary man to have spoing the streets. we spoke with stan pottinger who represents some of epstein's accused victims. >> the first reaction was relief and a sense that maybe there was some justice here at last. even though this is bail, this is not a trial. but, nevertheless, there were al reaand there were emotional reactions to it that were all very, very positive. >> mola, what are epstein's attorneys saying on his behalf? >> rep >> reporter: you know, epstein's wa attorneys wanted him to wait

trial in his manhattan town house worth about $77 million. we know epstein is worth about $500 million. toy wanted that among other conditions. t and ing his private jet, wearing a gps ankle monitor, as well as promising not to fight notadition if he did in fact leave the country. but the judge said that he found those terms, quote, irretrievably inadequate. a trial date has not yet been in set. >> thank you. ahead the philadelphia police commissioner announces sweeping a good friday morning. a great star along the coast and part of the bay. sunshine already and as we go through the afternoon, a pleasant and seasonal daytime high. 82 in concord. 83 in san jose. 84 livermore. low 70s in oakland and the mid- sixties in san francisco. catching the sun as we go through the day for all of us. temperatures were mom petting through the weekend and sunday will be the warmest day out of

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it is 7:30. it's 7:30 with. here's what's happening this morning. millions of americans face crippling heat as record temperatures sweep the country. >> stay cool. u.s. officials say american forces downed an iranian drone in an act of self-defense. >> took defensive action. jeffrey epstein will remain behind bars after a federal judge denied his bail request. >> we are thrilled with the ruling. plus president trump says he disagreed with the send her back chant at his campaign rally. we spoke with americans who have experienced similar hateful words in their every day lives. >> i'm just as american as anyone else. in our eye on money series we'll look at how your spending habits could impact your credit

scores. >> that will be $120. how would you loo ik to pay? >> here is $50 in cash. can you put 30 on this card, ten on that, 20 on that? >> declined. >> could you just try it again? >> really declined. >> oh, man. >> have you ever done that? >> i have done things similar and had the experience of getting dereconciled and, man, do you sink to the floor when that happens. >> nothing more humiliating. >> gayle king is off so jericka duncan joins us. good to have you with us. >> thank you. we'll begin with this. 13 philadelphia police officers are expected to be fired for posting racist, hophobic a threatening comments online. the posts were published in a study by an independent research group that uncovered around 3,000 offensive or potentially offensive facebook entries dating all the way back to 2010. d how many officers were involved in this?

>> reporter: good morning. the police commissioner says that more than 300 officers made offensive, potentially offensive facebook postings some of which called for violence against racial or religious minorities. in addition to the officers who were fired, others faced long-term suspensions. >> i continue to be very angered and disappointed by these posts, many of which in my view violate the basic tenets of human decency. >> reporter: the public facebook posts by active police included things like death to islam, one offered a threatening and profane version of the miranda rights. you have the right to "s" the "f" up. anything you say will cause me to "f" -- face punch you. >> a lot of information had to be gone through. this is just the beginning of a longer process. >> can any officer who holds these kinds of views be

effective as an officer in. >> no. you have to care about the people that you are protecting. >> off the streets now! >> reporter: after the posts were published by the "plain view project" last month community leaders demanded action as did rapper and activist meek mill when he spoke with gayle king. >> making racist comments and they're bold about it. they're comfortable doing it. it was never really too many repercussions to it. >> reporter: after reviewing about 3100 offensive or potentially offensive posts, 17 officers were singled out for demonstrating they had little or no regard for their position as police officers. 13 will be suspended with intent to dismiss. the remaining four will face a 30-day suspension. others involved will receive training on social media and professionalism. how does this reflect on philadelphia? >> i think it reflects on the whole country. we have to step up and face the problems we have and try to correct them. >> reporter: no more firings are expected. the police union says they condemn the racist and hateful

language but they said they were disappointed these officers did not receive due process. they said they are working to protect their members' rights and that the overwhelming majority of officers work with integrity. anthony? >> don, thank you. 72 officers off the street in philadelphia. wow. >> you wonder how many cases will be impacted by those police officers who have been fired. >> yes. meek mill's case had a police officer who had problems, too. >> exactly. if you're on the go, subscribe to our podcast. hear the day's top stories and what's happening in your world in less than 20 minutes. next, carter evans takes us back to a california community, struggling to solve a childhood cancer mystery. >> this city well was shut down because a cancer causing chemical was found in the water. now parents here in california want to know if it is connected to a series of child cancer cases in this community. their fight for answers, coming up on "cbs this morning." with drivewise.

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parents for f parents are fighting for answers after at least seven children were recently diagnosed with cancer in one california community. we showed you their push to

remove a cell phone tower earlier this year. now they are focusing on a chemical and the drinkingnk can. carter evans visited ripon, california one of dozens of cities across the country dealing with the possibly harmful chemical. >> until we figure out what is happening in this town we won't stop. >> reporter: her son kyle is one of at least seven kids in ripon, california diagnosed with cancer over the last four years. she and another mom first removed a cell phone tower from a local elementary school campus. now they're taking a closer look at a dangerous chemical found in the town's water supply. >> my gut tells me something is here that's causing these issues. >> reporter: this site in ripon was once home to a nestle plant that used tce to decaffeinate coffee until the 1970s. nestle discharged the plant's waste water into the city's sewers. the company says for more than

30 years they have implemented cleanup and water protection measures to ensure levels do not exceed california's standards. tce was recently found in one of five city drinking water wells. >> this is the well where they found the tce. >> yes. >> reporter: the city of ripon says tce levels reached 90% of the epa maximum allowed in drinking water last summer. the well was turned off four months later. the city says the water meets all established drinking water standards. university of california san francisco scientist says, when it comes to chemicals like tce, there are no safe levels of exposure. >> drinking water standards and guidelines we have now are many decades old and they don't account for the latest science that shows that pregnant women and children are more susceptible to tce. >> reporter: millions of pounds of tce are used every year for manufacturing and degreasing. the chemical can migrate from industrial sites into surrounding communities through

the soil and water. it can even turn into a clear, odorless vapor that moves up into the homes above. >> we know it can cause cancer by any route of exposure so what that means is whether you breathe it in, whether you drink it in contaminated water, we're concerned about all of those exposures. >> reporter: do you think this is something that could have caused your son's cancer? >> i think it needs to be looked into for sure. >> reporter: last year we visited franklin, indiana where dozens of kids were diagnosed with cancer. a nonprofit found high levels of toxins including tce vapor in homes near an old manufacturing site. cleanup and testing under the epa is ongoing. >> we used our kids as a canary in a coal mine in our town. >> reporter: in white bear township, minnesota were outraged after learning a company that makes fishing sinkers and battery component

posts admitted tce had been leaking into the air for years. at points it reached seven times what was allowed. in ripon families are calling for additional vapor testing. >> we have a lot more questions than we do answers. so until we get those answers to those questions, we are very concerned. >> reporter: regulators say potential health effects from tce depend on the amount and length of exposure and it can be difficult to trace the cause of any one cancer diagnosis. but prime says after seeing her son's battle first hand she'll do anything to prevent other parents from experiencing this same pain. >> it's hell . i mean, it was -- it's life altering. he's sick every day. losing weight. losing his hair. >> reporter: your son is in remission now. what keeps you going? >> the fight that these kids have in them. we have to show them that we will fight for them. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning" carter evans, ripon, california. >> wow. >> the regional water board has asked nestle to do additional

vapor testing to ensure tce levels are within new, stricter guidelines set by the state. nestle says the work plan has been submitted and approved by the water board. i can't imagine. i mean, losing a child so young and then that fight in you to find out what's wrong. what's going on in the community. >> as a parent you watch your kid gain weight and then when they start losing weight it's terrifying. all right. we're looking at the stories you'll be talking about today. what do you have? >> what do "sesame street," frank sinatra, and robert deniro have in common, tony? i'll tell you, coming up. >> i don't good friday morning starting off the day with clouds and ears a fog along the coast and part of the bay. inland already catching the sunshine. 70 the time highs 82 in concord. 71 in oakland and 61 for san francisco. temperatures warming up with high-pressure building and for

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hope hicks is asked to clarify testimony she gave last month. hicks told the panel she was not present for any conversations between mr. trump and michael cohen for payments. hicks was involved inside a flurry of phone calls regarding payments weeks before the election. hicks has until august 15th to clarify her testimony. mr. trump denies the affair. >> these documents are coming out and we are learning more. >> there is a policy of the justice department not to indict a sitting president. cohen is in prison right now. if the president is not in office, will he be with him? >> it shows multiple phone calls between mr. trump and cohen at the time. >> indeed. american rapper, asap rocky had been in jail for two weeks. a prosecutor wants to keep him

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good morning. i'm kenny choi pick livermore police are searching for this man, 21-year-old jorge pay is accused of fatally shooting a 16 a boy at a taco bell back on july 8. he is considered armed and dangerous. morgan hill police are searching for a group of beauty store burgers suspected of hitting beauty store in san francisco the east and south and along the peninsula. they said that the salinas store was also recently hit. rallies in support of higher minimum wages are set to take place in san jose and several other major u.s. cities. the fight for 15 rallies were tucker donald restaurants. san jose rally planned for noon said of the mcdonald's the plan shopping centers. we have news updates throughout

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> good morning to r viewers in the west. friday, july 19, 2019. nearly 200 million americans face scorching hot weather. where to expect record temperatures. president trump and iran make competing claims about whether a u.s. warship destroyed an iranian drone. our margaret brennan spoke with iran's foreign minister that and our change your credit score. first, here's today '"eye opener" at 8:00. >> it's on fire. a brutal heat wave. >> nasty, swampy, humid hot weather that drives people to

places like the beach to cool off. >> 113 in des moines. tomorrow it's going to feel hotter for some folks. he says that he feels badly about these chants to send ilhan omar back to somalia. he suggested he tried to stop it. the video shows something different. >> omar has a lot of supporters in her hometown as you might expect. they turned out in force last night. one main factor. the judge said he believes that epstein is a danger to the public. a massive heat wave is on the way this weekend. they expect that the heat will cause the usual problems, blackouts are possible, driving more dangerous, people who netflix may be unable to chill over the weekend. drink a lot of water. stay out of the sun. here's my personal tip for all of you. swuch to the metric system because everything sounds hotter with american numbers. it's 100 degrees! i use celsius.

it's only 42. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. i don't think that's going to work. >> no. doesn't work for me. it's going to feel like 100 everywhere. >> a lot of cold showers this weekend. >> and 100 sounds like it's hot because it is hot. >> yes. >> i'm tony dokoupil. >> this is anthony mason. gayle king is off. jericka duncan joins us at the table. welcome. we begin with that sweltering and potentially deadly heat wave gripping two-thirds of the country. heat alerts are up across the central and eastern u.s. 195 million people face 90 degree temperatures or higher the next 24 to 8 hours. >> the national weather service says record warm minimum temperatures are expected, too, with more than 120 records expected to be tied or broken. >> chief weathercaster lonnie quinn of wcbs-tv is here. lonnie, there is some good news, right? >> by the time you get to, say,

tuesday. places like philadelphia. look, a couple chuckles, but that's how it's going to work out. tuesday in philadelphia, look at that, friday 97, 101 on saturday, 100 on sunday. the heat index, those numbers in red feel so much hotter. feeling like 117 on saturday in philly. it drops back down on tuesday. back to where the temperature and heat index, what it feels like, are in line with each other. des moines for today feels like 109 when you factor in the humidity. it feels like, look at manchester, new hampshire, tomorrow. this is new hampshire. this is where you go to escape the heat. 104 tomorrow in manchester. sunday the heat is still in place out there. let's take, for example, louisville, feeling like 104 on sunday. is daerousus is this heat?hat? at thenta death layed toeafar as all weather phenomenon. more than a tornado, more than flooding. heat deaths 21% of all weather

fatalities. it's looking like it could get worse as you look ahead. look at this stat. since 1901 temperatures in the northeast up one to three degrees. forecast by 2050 to increase four degrees. an additional 650 deaths per year related to heat. we average in the northeast 600. would double to 2050 if the numbers hold true. >> thank you, lonnie. we are following breaking news from greece. a powerful earthquake hit near athens. the u.s. geological survey said it was a 5.3 magnitude quake. it was followed by one strong after shock. there were no immediate reports of injuries. the u.s. says it downed an iranian drone in self dhs in the latest escalation of tensions between the two nations. president donald trump said the drone was destroyed over the strait of hormuz by the "uss boxer" after the drone came within a thousand kwards.

"the wall street journal" had a journalist on board and says shortly before an unarmed iranian helicopter flew alongside the deck of the boxer before it was chased away by an american chopper. >> u.s. helicopters had to get in between the boxer and an iranian military vessel which got within 500 yards of the ship. at the united nations in new york iran's foreign minister said he had no information about a drone being destroyed. iran's military said it would release drone images to disprove president trump's claims. it took place a month after iran shot down a u.s. drone that it claimed was in iranian airspace. cbs news senior foreign affairs correspondent margaret brennan, moderator of face the nation, she spoke yesterday for over an hour with iran's foreign minister at the u.n. margaret, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. >> how does the downing or it's not clear whether there was a downed drone. if there was one downed, how is that going to effeaffect the

tensions that are already high here? >> iran says it didn't happen in the first place. it is indisputable that the military actions, even though they are limited, they antagonized. they make it difficult to find a diplomatic way out. france's president is talking to both sides, trying to cool things off. yesterday when i spoke with iran's foreign minister who you mentioned is in new york right now, he said the two countries were minutes away from war last month when president trump called off that military strike due to the downing of a different drone. an american one. but zarif is making a distinction here. he says iran doesn't want to cause any american casualties. that's an impornction because it stops just short of violating president trump's red line, which is that the loss of a single u.s. life would trigger a military response. >> as for cooling tensions, iran's foreign minister told you that it the u.s. lifts sanctions

iran would agree to restrictions on its nuclear program. that sounds a lot like what was in place prior to this. how exactly is that going to diffuse the situation? >> reporter: what the minister said is that iran would speed things up and put even more restrictions on its existing nuclear program. they would allow for more intrusive inspections, but really the white house is treating this as a non-starter. without the u.s. lifting sanctions, zarif said he sees very little chance of the u.s. countries, of the two countries beginning talks or of president trump and iran's leader meeting, say, in september when the two e t u.n. r administration put more sanctions on iran. national security advisor john bolton raised the bar saying iran has to stop any and though they are permitted t have limited amounts of this

nuclear rule under the 2015 international argument that you mentioned. the u.s. pud out of that deal, but the rest of the world, including russia and china, are still in it and they are trying to find some way to keep iran's program under wraps. all of these skirmishes make it tougher to find a way out. >> the u.s. is reportedly sending 500 more troops to the persian gulf. does that heighten tensions? >> reporter: well, as david martin has been reporting, one of the reasons an one of the justifications saudi arabia wants more of a presence is because they are concerned by these kind of antagonistic actions. what you hear even iran warning of is that this can really quickly escalate both iran's supreme leader and president trump say they do not want war, but you see these skirmishes going right up to the line within just a few yards of u.s. ships, and it really could escalate quickly if there is any

kind of loss of u.s. life. that is the line that the united states has drawn in the sand here, and it would force president trump's hand, at least as he has described the policy up to this point. >> margaret brennan, thank you. sunday on face the nation she talks to liz cheney, house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff and new jersey senator and democratic presidential candidate cory booker. that's sunday on face the nation right here on cbs. some americans were not surprised by the racist chant during a trump campaign rally. >> who this country belongs to i think is at the core of when you tell somebody to go back to where they came from. >> despite the fact that we celebrate assimilation and the melting pot, that is more rhetorical than how people really live. >> ahead we hear from americans who have been subjected to those words about why they are so

good friday morning. we made it to friday. a gray start along the coast in for part of the bay. sometime inland and going through the afternoon, a pleasant and seasonal daytime high. any two could. 83 in san jose. 83 for field and livermore the low 70s in oakland and 60s in san francisco. catching the sun as we go through the day, from of us. temperatures run up heading to the weekend. sunday is the warmest date of the weekend.

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>> i have been told countless times to go back to my country. so many times that i can't even remember. >> everybody has a story. this is not something that is in any way unusual. this is like everybody's experience. >> phrases like speak english, this is america, to have to be reminded this is america. hello, i know it's america. i was born here. >> sometimes they were just questions about like where are you from. i would say from dallas. then people would say, well, i mean, really, where are you from? it's like, oklahoma originally. >> i was chasing this thing i w behind parts of my heritage. i had asked my parents to stop packing me indian lunches that my white counterparts told me smelled too bad. >> i shouldn't have to justify my existence here am i shouldn't have to justify that i belong here. but sometimes you have to say it, and i'm just as american as

anyone else. >> it really comes as a sucker punch and reminds you that, gosh, maybe your place in this country isn't quite as secure as you think it is. and that's in some ways frightening. send send [ crowd chanting ] >> the crowd was talking about sending her back for criticizing the u.s., and when you think about bernie sanders, he criticizes america every day, and nobody ever tells him to go back to where he came from. >> now i feel fearful for my peers of color. i feel fearful for children of immigrants. i feel fearful for immigrants. >> i think it really elevates this to a different level. this country has been amazing to us, and yet i think a lot of people have had thoughts over the last few years, like what if this doesn't last? i mean, what if this isn't somehow permanent?

>> you can't put all americans into a spreadsheet and run an equation and asay ysay you are american than me because your ancestors have been here longer than mine. you're american or you're not. citizenship is a yes-or-no question. >> people love this country, and i think the idea that this country only belongs to symptom people, i think we need to flee from that as quickly as we can. >> you are either american or not. citizenship is a yes-or-no question. >> what a great piece. just that insight. it makes me think about to when you were at cape canaveral and the astronauts saying when you look down at the world and realize we are all her hopefully to along. it's in our best interest to do so. >> we are one is the message from the astronauts. >> and we need to support each other. all four of those congresswomen

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good morning. i am tracking the commute from to real-time traffic center. there are problems i want to tell you about. it is friday late and they are not making things miserable on the roadways. just slower than normal. this photo is southbound 280. i'm not seeing any reason why this is low. no accident to report. it is down to 40 miles per hour

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welcome back to we each pick a story we like to share with each other and all of you. tony? and talking about some interesting schangs to the language in the city codes of berkeley, california. this has been getting a lot of attention online. they went through their own documents and took out male centric language. the definition is actually quite broad, broader than you may think. a kufrm of examples. manhole cover becomes maintenance hole. manpower becomes human effort. pregnant woman becomes pregnant employee. bondsman becomes bonds person and so on. they have like 25 or 30 of these. the goal is to be more neutral in their reference to gender so

more people are included. you know, you won't be surprised that the internet is mocking this in some quarters, like oh, yoow,enn hu-them's? there is some good polling from pey that agagen-z, more than a third say they know somebody who does not identify with one gender. pronounce. >> the younger folks adopt these things more quickly. older folks resist because it's what they grew up with. but i think in time the change could stick. >> it could stick. the reality is our language is shaped by a culture we no longer live in. change may be coming. >> i think it's good. good change. well, speaking of women empowerment, all of that involved in your story, move over angelina jolie. michelle obama is now the most admired woman in the world. so according to a new poll by market research firm u gov, the former first lady sits at the

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actually think i can single i know i can't. >> i am this close to being like go for it right now. >> i can't even convince myself. >> i would like to see the video though. the anthony mason shot? >> that has all been destroyed. we are looking at how buying habits can affect your credit score. a recent survey found a large majority of americans with debt would not be willing to cut spending on leisure travel or clothing or shoes by 50%. business analyst jill ji schlesinger is here with how this can impact your credit. if you are not going to cut, your bill will increase. that could hurt your score? >> people get really confused. there is credit report. there is a credit score. they are different. so we have companies that compile all of your information, basically do you pay your bills on time, how much credit do you have, those kinds of statistics.

and the big three, ex fax, experian and transunion. they put the information together. sometimes they sell it to different vendors. they are usually putting it towards someone putting together a score like fico. >> that can hurt you if it's low? >> that's basically saying to the world you are credit worthy or not so credit worthy. extend credit or not to this person. >> you want to buy a car, a mortgage or house, that score is critical? >> yeah. not only a car or house. it can be used for insurance purposes. some employers use a skinnied down credit reporting. so it's important to have good credit and make sure there are no errors. >> how often should you check your credit score? >> there is annual credit score.com, and annual is a good time. so you get it free every year. you should check that. you want to clarify any errors, you want to get them off. remember if your score is

artificially low, it's going to cost more to borrow money. and scoring goes from 300 to 850. no one has a 300, by the way. >> are you sure about that? >> we'll talk about you later. i'm pulling yours right now. but it is important because the lower your score, the more it cost to borrow money. >> what do you mean by artificially low? how do you get it back up? >> if you saw an error on a credit report and it said you have an outstanding credit card balance of blank, let's call it 3,000, 4,000, $5,000 doll. you say, wait a second, i paid that off. your score could be down. 670 is this maj gic line. blow that, cost more to borrow. 670 to 740 is good or very good. anthony, you'll be happy to know, i'm sure you score more than 800. 800 is considered excellent. here's the problem if you don't

have good credit. whether you need it it's hard to actually drive that score up. >> what do you do to drive the score up? >> the most important factor is pay your bills on time. that may seem silly, but even if you could just -- if you are carrying credit card debt. if you have it, automate your bill paying so you get that bill paid on time. so there are five different factors. paying your bill on time is the most important. how much credit you have available to you. if you use too much of your available credit, it counts against you. weirdly, in some instances if you close a credit card account, it can sometimes drive down your score. it's very strange. so if you want to get rid that have credit card outstanding, put it in the back of the drawer. don't cancel it. >> how long typically does it take to bring down a score? >> as most things, it goes down faster than it goes up. even people who have declared bankruptcy, it can take a lot less time just to get yourself back on track. pay attention to this.

again it drives many decisions in your financial life. >> for the record, i am in the 7s. >> wow, good for you. >> could we sing about that? >> it goes down faster than it goes up. >> which camera am i on? hi, susan. jill is a wonderful guest. we appreciate having her on. very good job. >> thank you. >> jill's mom is a fan. ahead, a pint-sized baseball coach is a hit with fans from his pep talks to pitchers, to his run-ins with umpires, 6-year-old coach drake is causing quite a stir. >> i want to play baseball forever. >> he brings a joy to the clubhouse. >> i love this guy. coming u good friday morning. we are starting off with low clouds and areas of fog along the coast and for part of the bay. inland you tc

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we paid a visit to the 6-year-old baseball coach known as coach drake. adorable videos show drake livingston giving pep talks to players and arguing with an umpire at kalamazoo michigan growlers games. it's his first year as an assistant pitching coach in this summer college league. he has quickly become a fan favorite. vladimir duthiers is here with drake's story. what did you learn about this pint-sized terror? >> we learned coach drake's dad

works for the growlers organization. the team says they brought drake on board to make the games in exciting. his infectious passion for the game is on full display in the videos. even though drake is pretty camera shy, he means business. >> go growlers! >> reporter: 6-year-old drake livingston has become an internet sensation. >> i am the pitching coach. >> reporter: with his look of determination and trademark march to the mound. >> coach drake is coming out, talking a little bit of strategy here. trying to figure out how they are going to keep up the defense. >> reporter: if wasn't long before coach drake became a staple at growlers games. >> he is a serious kids. he wants players to play the right way. he wants the guys to have fun, for the fans to enjoy the show. >> reporter: he'll dance in the dugout and take pictures with fans. like most 6-year-olds, he is

also known to throw the occasional tantrum. >> out comes coach drake. he did not like the last call. he might get tossed. and he's gone. oh, no. he said i'll be right back. >> reporter: drake will argue with umpires over bad calls with the passion of a major league manager. throwing bats. >> this is the biggest outburst we have seen from coach drake in a long time. >> reporter: and even dumping buckets of balls on the field. he holds the record for most ejections in the north woods league. >> this is the most anger i have seen out of a 6-year-old. spiking his hat on home plate, the ultimate sign of disrespect. >> jake isdrake is a passionate. there have been a few instances that's overwhelming. >> reporter: his dad says it's all in good fun. >> the team atmosphere has been really important for him.

being around the guys, doing anything he can for the team is a godsend jt i want to play baseball forever. >> he brings a joy to the clubhouse and to our fan base. he gives more than he takes. if you can do that in life, we're all be in a better place. >> it is worth noting the team would not tell us exactly how much of coach drake's performance is an act, but drake's dad said they watch baseball games together since he was a baby. so he picked up some moves along the way. the team's gm says the next step is getting coach drake to meet the real drake. >> that would be something. started from the bottom. >> now he is here. his favorite song is -- ♪ >> i want to know -- i just thought of the hunched determined walk. >> he says he has watched a lot of lou piniella videos. >> ooh! >> lou piniella. >> he is paid in gummy bears and high-fives. one this the growlers, gummy bears don't pay for college

tuition. >> and he can agent all day long. if i say clean up your room, better not give me that attitude. >> the ultimate sign. >> we love you. you're very cute. don't give your parents a hard time. >> thank you very much. on our podcast the legacy of apollo 11. that mission and the future of the american space program. you can listen wherever you like to get your podcasts. before we go,

that does it for that does or u the tmoor to. before we go, a look at all that mattered this week. have a great weekend, everybody. >> it's my opinion they hate our country and that's not good. >> you hear those statements coming from the president of the united states to describe you all. >> there is no bottom to the barrel of vitriol. >> i'm dealing with the biggest

bully i have ever had to deal with in my lifetime. >> the message he is sending is every person -- >> the house voted to condemn president trump's attack. >> the president's words are not only divisive but dangerous. >> kevin mccarthy is defending the president. he says he is just frustrated about these four congresswomen. >> the civil rights division wanted to bring karjs charges i case. >> i wonder what it's like for you. you have seen it many times. >> i see them killing my son and they a they are not letting him talk. >> families appear before the house transportation committee. >> the price for boeing, how much they are losing. this is the human cost. >> what are you teaching your son? >> about dignity. about respect. i'm teaching him about always be the man of the house. >> the governor under fire there. david, are you someone who was

targeted? >> they didn't like a report we do is, so they talked about attacking us, specifically me, because they said we were going to kill tourism on the island. >> liftoff. we have a liftoff. apollo 11. >> we cop you it down, eagle. >> boy. >> the eagle has landed. >> i'm standing where cbs's walter cronkite made that call 50 years ago. the launch pad is just over my right shoulder. >> three apollo 11 astronauts walked down this hallway? >> with the team supporting them. >> the rocket gets dressed? >> that's right. we put these on so when we get in and out we don't hurt ourselves. >> one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> everybody was glued to it. >> everybody was talking about it. >> yeah. do we dare ask? >> i remember those things that happened after '83. >> lonnie, good news, right? >> well,to,

say, tuesday. >> my daughter, it's an accessory bracelet for you. >> thank you. it's portable, too. >> although you might need a bigger fan. >> step out, hammer man on the right. trying their own balance reign a moves. >> you're a newlywed! congratulations to you! i was trying to figure it out. you got that glow. congratulations. >> thank you. >> good morning to you and welcome to "cbs this morning." >> self-esteem. i could use some. you look very nice today, vladimir duthiers. >> thank you very much. i could use a boost. >> you look great. >> thank you very much. all right, you guys. >> thank you. >> you are not alone. people in the room. >> everyone looks great. ♪ of savings and service.

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good morning. i am michelle griego. a police standoff in milpitas and early when officers arrested a man suspected of assaulting a woman with a knife. police were called to the scene on east calaveras boulevard late last night. they say the suspect fled to his nearby apartment, where he barricaded himself for several hours for the victims injuries are not considered life- threatening. crews in san rafael doused a fire that damaged a parking garage early this morning. it happened that third and be street. there were no reports of any injuries. san jose police are investigating a suspicious death along the guadalupe river trail. officers discovered a woman's body yesterday near west julian and north autumn streets.

the santa clara county corners office is working to determine who the woman was a, and how she died. news updates throughout the day on your favorite platforms, including our website, kpix.com.

good morning. we are checking to real-time traffic from the real-time traffic center. let's get right down to some of our issues that we are seeing. the overall big picture looks good but there are a few slow going spots. this one we have figure out what it was there is an accident. this is southbound 280, just

before you're headed to 380. it is backed up all the way almost 2 daly city. not only is the right henschel blocked, but the right lane is blocked as well. it a slow going through south san francisco. all the way overdue highway for, a grassfire on the shoulder. you will be seeing that as you are trying to hop on 680 southbound, slowing things down as you are about to hop on 680 s. and the san mateo bridge looks good to go. you can start to see some clearing. we are noticing that on the treasure island camera. some blue skies, as we start your friday. we will continue to see that clearing as we head through the day with clinton and seasonal daytime high. 82 in concord. 83 in san jose. 71 in oakland for the mid 60s in san francisco. cooler along the coast in the low 60s. high-pressure building and and that means temperatures will be warming up into the weekend. it is a little bit warmer saturday, and much warmer on sunday. sunday will be the warmest day, out of the weekend. a little bit cooler for the beginning part of next week and running right back up for the middle to end of next week.

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