>> rugby chair and you start oakland. >> have a great day everyone. smashing into people. >> hit him. hit him! >> you're having a blast doing it. it just opens your eyes, you kno good morning to you our viewers in the west and welcome to "cbs this morning." incredible escape. a small plane explodes in flames know. off a california runway and all >> i can't wait for that story but first james o'neill is here today to discuss his decision to fire the officer who put eric 10 people get out alive. garner in a chokehold five years what we know about the second closest call for this type of aircraft in the past week. ago. >> i can't breathe. new mass shooting threat. i can't breathe. >> that video, very hard to a hotel cook accused of planning watch, it shows officer daniel an attack at a southern california marriott is arrested. the arsenal police say they found in his home. pantaleo bringing garner to the the convenience of online nypd commissioner in studio ground after the officers said shopper may be great for 57. james o'neill's first interview he was under arrest for selling consumers but not great for loose cigarettes. about his decision to fire an they decided not to charge brick&mortar stores. many have closed in recent officer for the chokehold death of eric garner five years ago. pantaleo with a crime. years. no police criticized o'neill's and losing the titanic. decision to fire him saying, new video shows the famous ship quote, the commissioner has wreck is crumbling deep in the chosen politics and his own self atlantic. when scientists say it could be interest over the police gone forever. officers that he claims to lead. it's thursday, august 22nd, pantaleo says he plans to sue the commissioner to g his j gd

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anthony mason is happy. >> i think they put that in for they've been very vocal in their >> reporter: others tell criticism of me, which is . v t information like gender and what me. >> should i start tearing off a customer looks at, picks up. your shirt? >> not yet. >> you sure? start this had job three years valuable intelligence. >> i don't think anybody wants ago. it's not so thin anymore. >> brands right now get an email to see that. from us every week that shows welcome to "cbs this this is what patty does. sales and feedback from our morning." i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. he thinks this is the proper way store staff. it also has how many people went we begin with this. into your space. for the second time in less than to represent his membership, but what is the general age range. a week a small jet has crashed my job is to protect everybody in this city. how frequently were they at an airport in flames and >> not just vocal. miraculously everybody onboard they say you betrayed them, transacting. >> reporter: hock and albert is survived again. an online seller of luxury calling for a vote of no the twin engine cessna jet ran off the runway yesterday at an leather goods. >> all of a sudden you have confidence for you. how do you lead the troops who that. appear not to have confidence in >> reporter: they are testing airport north of sacramento. you and are clearly very angry with you? >> yeah. out new products here, getting a >> authorities say the plane had treasure trove of feedback and so, this is -- again, coming out about 20% of its total sales. problems during take-off. the ntsb and faa are of wearing a uniform for such a >> in the future, when we investigating. kris van cleave shows us how long time, it is difficult to eventually hope to expand on our remarkably everyone on the plane survived. physical retail presence and hear. they may vote. have stores of our own, data >> everybody is out. reich that is invaluable for us. >> all right, guys. the body may take a vote on no >> reporter: flames poured from the twin engine cessna citation confidence but i have all confidence in the world at the moments after the jet skidded >> reporter: a little big off a northern california runway nypd, that they'll continue to brother, all those cameras. shoppers seem to think it was no big deal. whether you shop in stores, do their job. mostly everything is on camera. the reason they took this job is >> you know, you get a ticket, wednesday. to make a difference and keep people safe. it's on camera. the plane was headed to they didn't do it for so i think that's just the new portland, oregon. appreciation or the amount of we don't know why but the pilots technology. >> i feel like every store money they get yo makin somebody is watching. aborted take-off. zeke higgins witnessed what happened next. security.

>> i ended up going inside in this decision? >> i have had five years to so, yeah, good store for sure. think about this. >> reporter: for all the gains the pro shop telling the guys i was chief of patrol when this in online selling, experts say about it. i walked back out and i seen an happened. this experience can't be i became chief of department in replicated. explosion over there and the a well produced physical space plane's gone. >> reporter: eight passengers november of 2014. i was there every day for the appealing to all of customers' and two pilots were onboard. senses. everybody escaped without protests. i was at wood hall hospital when injury. the plane had 400 gallons of jet >> neighborhood goods next move fuel onboard. the burning aircraft sparked a joe liu and rafeal ramos were is into new york city as the grass fire. products test out new ways to >> if you'd have seen, you know, get shoppers' attention. the enormous ball of fire and murdered. i know every possible outcome here is an example. and i know how people would you may have heard of the dollar smoke, they're very, very lucky feel, whatever decision i made. shave club, it sells men's >> did mayor di blasio play a people. grooming products online. roicht t >> reporter: the cessna was a charter operated by delta role? they are testing out an idea of a vending machine for the private jets. the company said in part while he said out loud the garner family will get justice. the cause of the incident is were you making this decision to products. you can find them places like under investigation we are mall of america and la guardia providing support to customers placate the boss? airport in case you have involved through reaccommodation >> no. forgotten a necessary item on this was my decision. i do have a boss but i get final your way somewhere else. and other resources. this is the second crash >> i have heard of that. involving a cessna citation jet say on disciplinary measures. thank you very much, janet. in less than a week. big brother really is watching. >> boy, that's for sure. >> all okay? >> eric garner's mother calls everybody come out all right? >> taking receipts and numbers. >> reporter: nascar legend dale earnhardt jr., his wife, and >> i like it. i like it very much. this. are there going to be for the first time in 14 daughter, were landing in tennessee last thursday when their plane crashed and caught repercussions for those other years, an up close look at the fire. they managed to escape the crash titanic. why scientists say the famous four? >> a number of people responded alive. the earnhardt crash involved a to that job immediately after wreck could disappear forever.

newer model of the cessna than this incident, internal affairs took a look at it and you're watching "cbs this the one that went off the runway morning." we thank you for that. everybody's actions. we'll be right back. yesterday. the accidents are different but they interviewed dozens of as the ntsb investigates they'll police officers, dozens of we'll be right back. certainly be looking for any civilian witnesses. there is no disciplinary action commonalities that may have it has fifteen grams of complete protein, contributed to the two fires. we expect an update on the taken against all except zero added sugar, earnhardt crash in the coming artificial sweeteners, or fat. days. dale earnhardt jr. says he'll be sergeant adonis. oikos. the official yogurt of fueling your hustle. attending an auto race this >> this is where it ends? weekend. >> glad everyone is okay. >> this is where it ends. thank you very much, kris. somebody burned down my she shed. police in california say we had a settlement with officer nobody burned down your she shed, cheryl. another mass shooting may have been averted. well my she shed's on fire. adonis. >> pantaleo is suing to get his officers arrested 37-year-old your she shed was struck by lightning. zachary, is my she shed covered by state farm? job back? rodolfo montoya a cook at a >> that's within his rights. marriott in long beach. your she shed's covered, cheryl. at his home they found several you hear that victor? civil service law 78. i'm getting a new she shi-er she shed. guns and ammunition. >> the choke hold that he used his arrest is one of the latest was banned in 1993. in a string of mass shooting do you think there's a fault in threats after deadly attacks in she shi-er? the training to any degree that mhhm. el paso, texas and dayton, ohio. that's wonderful news. should have prevented this? "cbs this morning" national >> i don't think there's a fault correspondent jericka duncan is home insurance trusted by more people than any other. here. how exactly did they find in the training. state farm. no. n't know if any of you have montoya? >> reporter: he basically told a co-worker monday he planned to come into work and shoot >> probably not. but their nutritional needs remain instinctual. home insurance trusted by more people than any other. it was a matter of nine, ten everybody he saw at the hotel that's why there's purina one true instinct. because of a so-called human seconds. this is where my experience as a resources issue. high protein for strong muscles. well, thatified uniform cop comes in. a different breed of natural nutrition. i've had to handcuff. long beach police who the next it's a very difficult thing to purina one true instinct. day arrested montoya at the rv try to do, to try to handcuff also in grain-free

for dogs and cats. someone that's not compliant. where he lives and confiscated it happened quickly, but it an arsenal of weapons. happened. >> you said that garner should not have resisted arrest, but suspect montoya had clear plans, intent, and the means to carry pantaleo should have relaxed the out an act of violence that may hold? >> every time i look at that have resulted in a mass casualty video, and i've seen it not hundreds, probably thousands of times, as soon as it starts, i incident. >> reporter: long beach police say, mr. garner, don't. arrested disgruntled hotel cook don't do it. don't. comply. and then when officer pantaleo rodolfo montoya at his home in goes into the lock him up, i say huntington beach and seized don't do it. multiple firearms and hundreds of rounds of ammunition and >> i wonder how this has tactical gear including an affected you personal ly. assault rifle and high capacity magazines which are illegal in i am curious about the toll it's taken on you and how you intend to move forward. i met a new friend. california. irma escobito worked with him at >> this is part of the job. i knew this going in. i knew, from day one as police the marriott hotel. she says he sometimes made her uncomfortable but she never commissioner that slowly, but reported him. >> he'd look at me and give me a surely, my reputation would be chipped away at. i understand that. kiss on the head. i have to make decisions that i'd say don't touch me. are good for the whole city, not don't kiss me. just for the police department. the cameras are there and i don't like that. >> you knew someone was not >> reporter: one of the going to be happy with this suspect's neighbors who didn't decision, very unhappy. want to be shown says another >> absolutely. neighbor warned him to stay away and many sleepless nights. from montoya. it's not about me. >> the one next door told me he it's about keeping the city safe had guns in the rv and to stay and the cops ouerrighw

clear. he has all kinds of guns. >> reporter: now at least 29 people have been arrested in 18 on patrol, keeping the city safe. >> you think the city is safer states for threatening mass and your officers are safer? violence since mass shootings >> the decision i made was the this month in texas and ohio. right decision and men and women in orlando wednesday, a of the nypd will continue to 16-year-old girl was arrested keep crime at record lows and for allegedly threatening to patty lynch is doing what he shoot people in her sister's catholic school. thinks he needs to do for the according to the arrest report, membership but he has to be she said in a group text, next careful not to destroy their person to say something is the confidence. look where we are in this city first person i will shoot on the right now. school shooting that will take look at 25 years ago and where place this friday. we are right now. we got that way because of the sacrifice of the men and women as for montoya, we reached out of this great police department. >> if you came into the to marriott but they have not department three years ago with thin skin, you don't have that given us a comment. police would not confirm whether thin skin anymore. >> appreciate it. montoya was about to be fired >> thank you so much, sir. and that's why he was upset. ahead, we'll take you to the but when it was brought up at a press conference on wednesday, caribbean island where a man the hotel's general manager nodded his head. charged with killing a hotel anthony? >> jericka, thank you. worker is appearing in work this in washington, there's morning. you're watching "cbs this morning." hotel growing confusion over moves to worker is in court this morning. tighten gun laws after the you're watching "cbs this morning." month's mass shootings. attorney general william barr said yesterday the ard, then psoriatic arthritis administration will work with congressional leaders to move started getting the better of me. and my doctor said my joint pain legislation forward starting could mean permanent joint damage.

next month. but president trump seems to be and enbrel helps relieve joint pain, less interested after he spoke helps stop that joint damage, plus helps skin get clearer. with the nra's chief executive this week. ask about enbrel so you can get back to being your true self. weijia jiang is at the white house. how is the president responding to the criticism over his enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. stunning new video shows how ambiguous stance on gun control? serious sometimes fatal events including the world's most famous >> reporter: good morning, anthony. infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, president trump insists his shipwreck may soon be lost position has not changed but it's hard to tell if that's forever. nervous system and blood disorders scientists who took these true. and allergic reactions have occurred. pictures say the titanic is because he has yet to spell out exactly what that position is tell your doctor if you've been someplace where fungal infections are common. disappearing. they estimate it could be and how he plans to tackle gun completely gone within 20 years, or if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores control. eaten away by over the past several weeks what the president says seems to have had hepatitis b, have been treated for heart failure depend on who he is talking to. or if you have persistent feve, bruising, bleeding or paleness. >> we're working on background checks. there are things we can do. don't start enbrel if you have an infection like the flu. >> reporter: immediately following that glimpse of assurance at the white house nice! wednesday to clamp down on guns, visit enbrel.com to see how your joint damage could progress. president trump suggested current background checks are enbrel fda approved for over 17 years. adequate. >> we already have very serious background checks. we have strong background checks. >> reporter: the clash adds to a string of confusing comments the president has made about how he plans to curb mass shootings. less than two weeks ago he called for meaningful background

checks 17 times in the span of half an hour. >> we have to have meaningful so josh, you going for our drive safe and save discount? ♪ yup, using the app. driving safe. heh. background checks. add that word. meaningful background checks. epr: mr.mp has never defined what he means by you wanna go? wanna go bro? meaningful but he has hey, uh, do not mess with my discount. consistently brought up mental illness as the root of the woooo!you could sa. problem. >> it's not the gun that pulls let's go! the trigger. nice to meet you, go get 'em tiger! it's the person holding the gun. woooo! sounds like you've got this? >> reporter: the two sided yeah. definitely. approach reflects the many >> researchers say the titanic voices in president trump's ear. get a discount up to 30% with drive safe and save™ from state farm. his daughter ivanka has been could vanish in a couple of talking to members of congress to find a compromise while decades. >> titanic returning to nature. donald trump jr. is a known gun managingaudrey's on it.s? without upkeep, without eating right? on it! maintenance, it's deinvolving enthusiast. and then there's the nra. staying active? back to the natural state, just on it. a day after reportedly telling audrey thinks she's doing all she can like anything else. >> reporter: scientists hope its ceo wayne lapierre universal to manage her type 2 diabetes and heart disease when the titanic is gone, their background checks are off the but is her treatment doing enough to lower her heart risk? work helps the legend living on. table, mr. trump used an nra for "cbs this morning." ian lee in london. [sfx: crash of football players colliding off-camera.] talking point warning of a slippery slope on gun maybe not. >> we called it a threat. regulation. >> you know, we can't let that jardiance is the number 1 prescribed pill in its class. this is t way of ithout hink the slope go so easy that we're jardiance can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death talking about background checks for adults who also have known heart disease. mate then all of a sudden we're ncinnags. >> i am ama ized t dhis lasted

talking about let's take that means jardiance can help save your life long, you know? everybody's gun away. >> yeah. think of from a heart attack or stroke. >> reporter: president trump's plus, jardiance lowers a1c that celine dion song, which i ambiguity leaves room for and it could help you lose some weight. won't break out into now. interpretation on both sides of it is amazing it looks the way the gun debate and that makes jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, it looks after all passing legislation even >> they mentioned the captain's genital yeast or urinary tract infections, trickier. the house judiciary committee is coming back early from its and sudden kidney problems. bathtub has dissolved away. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. august recess to work on three it makes me feel small in a good separate gun bills but, gayle, a rare, but life-threatening bacterial infection... way. >> those pictures will always be without consistent pressure from haunting. the president it's a tough sell ...in the skin of the perineum could occur. amazing. ahead, chip reid shows us stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away for republicans. >> the conversation certainly if you have symptoms of this bacterial infection,... continues. thank you, weijia. ...ketoacidosis, or an allergic reaction. we did that, too, we sat down our wounded war uriors arefying different kind of battle. with a group of people who lost do not take jardiance if you are on dialysis loved ones in mass shootings to >> you have been knocked out of or have severe kidney problems. your chair? talk about gun control and other taking jardiance with a sulfonylurea or insulin >> yeah. >> you have knocked people out related issues. of your chair? may cause low blood sugar. >> yes, sir. >> what is better? stephanie melendez's father was lower a1c and lower risk of a fatal heart attack? >> the knocking people out is killed in the el paso massacre pretty awesome. >> pretty satisfying?in amo"mpe on it with jardiance. less than three weeks ago. her daughter who is 9 years old ask your doctor about jardiance. and her mother survived. the type 2 diabetes pill that's on it. sharon risher and two cousins learn more at jardiance.com this contact sport is helping died in the 2015 charleston veterans to heal. your local news is church shooting. richard martinez's only child, a son, was killed in a mass shooting near the university of california santa barbara in 2014. and nelba marquez-greene's this is a kpix 5 news 6-year-old daughter little anna morning update.

grace was murdered at sandy hook >> good morning. it's 8:25 i'm michelle griego. elementary school in 2012. here is part of our conversation san jose police are investigating a hit and run with them that you'll see only crash that killed a man near on "cbs this morning." sjsu's main campus this morning. >> congress and the president the man was found dead near the have the ability to act in king library around 2:45 at 4th emergency situations. and san fernando streets. a discovery of a bay area what more of an emergency woman who disappeared tuesday situation can we envision for our country? we should be able to count on night has been found dead. our loved ones going to a a dive team located the body of theater, going to school and 53-year-old chin ping chin last a magical place...that's lookin' to get scared! returning safely to us. night. the cause of death is under and, you know, we can do better investigation. and in the east bay an end in sight to the pothole halloween time is back in disneyland than this. >> reporter: the president seems to be back tracking. and disney california adventure parks!... situation. the department of transportation he now says guns don't pull the will launch a new 3-year paving trigger. it's the people that pull the trigger. and you hear that and you plan. we'll have news updates throughout the day on your think -- >> that's why we want background favorite platforms including our website kpix.com. checks on people, you see. what we would like to see i back-to-school bag? think all of us is background a connecticut man charged with killing a hotel worker in that's yes for less. checks on all gun sales in this country. >> with your case, new town was the caribbean has finished a ross has the brands you want for back to school. different. that was something that just court appearance this morning. and it feels even better when you find them for less. scott hapgood returned to the really shocked the core of the onwa so many island of anguilla yesterday, young children. and people kept saying, now charged with the death of kenny

there will be a change in the mitchell in april. gun laws. now something will happen. now congress will act. and we sit here in 2012 to 2019, errol barnett is there. >> reporter: scott hapgood stood seven years later, and nothing outside the court just behind me has happened. and says he continues to be how do you process that? trapped by delays and wants his >> i think it illustrated to the day in court. he also asked the attorney general to bring a case as world that we -- our congress swiftly as possible so everyone was willing to do nothing and i can move on and heal. think that should move you to what's interesting is the victim in this case, kenny mitchell, action, not make you defeated, not make you helpless. has an older brother. you don't get the right to be he was here, speaking to us, helpless. if i have to get up and raise my also frustrated that he could not attend the hearing and speak son and face the world with a on behalf of his brother. dead child, a 6-year-old in a marshall also refuted the claim bathroom in the first grade, by mr. hapgood that the people then you have to get up, too. of anguilla are any danger to and you have to join us. because tomorrow it could be your turn. >> she made such a good point. mr. hapgood. at ross. yes for less. and realize you can get youeverything you need...oss i can tell you, this case has nelba, in particular, made oh, yeah. yep. yes! several good points. truly captivated the people of they all did during the conversation but she said, it's ...to feel like a boss? the hell lottery. that's yes for less. >> yes. anguilla. dozens of people outside here, 20 to 60 percent off specialty store prices >> that we are all playing. watching the hearing and yelling >> yeah. >> and that any day, any day at their opinions. for every room and every budget. locals generally all telling us

any time it could be any one of at ross. yes for less. us. that really struck me when she they are suspicious and doubtful that justice will truly be said that. it was such a wide ranging served in this case. conversation of course very the last thing mr. hapgood said emotional as you might expect. we talked about forgiveness. before leaving was that some day good morning here at 8:27 should we be allowed to see the he will be able to tell his we're continuing to track this story in a legal setting, adding traffic alert for those of you bodies of damage that was done? that the sooner that day comes, again, nelba said the sandy hook who use the east shore freeway. the better. shooter, they went and looked in it's not good news. that classroom and everything errol barnett, cbs news, on the was removed. now moving off to the right-hand the fire power was so intense it caribbean island of anguilla. side of your commute. destroyed the toilets, the >> errol, thanks. however, it is slowing things porcelain toilets. so she said, think about if it ahead, taylor swift is down significantly. destroyed a porcelain toilet shaking it off, you could say. at the foot of the bridge as you what it did to those little you know the song. are coming through emeriville. children. >> yes. drama over the sale of her >> and talking to the latest music. really a slow commute on the victim of the club that nobody what the grammy winning singer wants to be in she is still in east shore freeway. is doing now to make sure she is there's also an issue with two shock. she is still in a fog and they were giving her advice on how lanes being blocked slowing you she could cope. down big time as well. >> president trump just those of you commuting out of yesterday said that he considers tiberon. gun violence a national there's an incident blocking emergency so the time may come soon when we clarify what those policies should be. >> a lot of people hope so. your travel. >> what these parents show is and 75 minutes coming out of the the consequences of each of south bay now and same thingonte those individual shootings keeps going for the rest of their lives. >> it affects a lot of people. i'll be takingk he san >> it affects hundreds and mateo bridge you can see that's thousands of people. >> they are not the only victims still slow.

here. >> it's a foggy start to the we'll bring you more of that emotional conversation with the day. also warm and muggy. loved ones of the mass shooting dew point readings close to the victims next week only on "cbs actual temperature. this morning." that's why it feels sticky out two more american troops have been killed in afghanistan. there with the high relative the military say they died in a humidity values. here's a live look with our firefight but did not give any more details. their deaths come as the u.s. treasure island camera. as we head through the afternoon and i recently had hi, ia heart attack. we will have clearing. continues peace talks with the taliban in qatar. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. daytime highs will be above average for this time of year. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. imitiaz tyab is in doha where he 94 in concord and fairfield. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. 87 in san jose. got rare access to taliban 77 in oakland and 71 for san brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. negotiators. good morning. >> reporter: well, in a rare no more than 100 milligrams francisco. still above average as we end interview with the taliban's top as it affects how well brilinta works. out the workweek into the spokesman he insists the group brilinta helps keep platelets from sticking together weekend and likely into next week. have a great day. wants peace even as two american and forming a clot. choosing my car insurance was the easiest decision ever. in a clinical study, soldiers are killed overnight in brilinta worked better than plavix. brilinta reduced the chance of having another heart attack... afghanistan. this year alone 14 u.s. ...or dying from one. servicemen have lost their lives don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your doctor, on the afghan battlefield. since stopping it too soon increases your risk already more than all of last of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke, and even death. year. this taliban spokesman says the brilinta may cause bruising or bleeding more easily, ongoing bloodshed should focus or serious, sometimes fatal bleeding. don't take brilinta if you have bleeding, like stomach ulcers, the minds of negotiators. when two u.s. soldiers die on a history of bleeding in the brain, or severe liver problems. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. the eve of those talks, slow heart rhythm has been reported. certainly that has an impact on tell your doctor about bleeding how you move forward, doesn't

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land, yes. ♪ that's what people say >> reporter: garcia-richard's taylor swift. i like it. >> yes. christmas. >> who doesn't like euphoria, office voluntarily turned over hello, everyone. 400 pages of records to a few of the stories you'll be talking about today. anthony? >> i love euphoria. there are 22 democrats seeking investigators. >> they name, you know, folks >> they were looking at urban the presidency after washington that were ranch managers and so governor jay insley dropped out parks in san francisco and you just kind of wonder, who of the race last night. examined the tweaks sent out at did he raise enough individual this time. they found out the greener the knew what when? donor money to qualify for the at the time that these park and bigger the park, the activities were taking place. third round debate but failed to >> reporter: state property meet the 2% polling benchmark happier the tweets. records newly obtained by cbs >> i believe that. >> if you tweeted under a tree, news show that in addition to a required. he is expected to announce today you were 2.5% happier, believe main house, epstein's property that he will seek a third term has a pool, fire house, offices, as governor of washington state. it or not. a log cabin, and guest house among other amenities. now just this morning former a larger percentage of garcia-richards says the property also features an air governor hickenlooper announced population will live in cities. strip, antique railroad car, and he was running for the senate. >> we have the largest greennca. train tracks. he also was running for >> why i like central park. didn't seem to have any president. he appeared on ctm to talk about connections here prior to purchasing the ranch. it. >> i will say when this show is what would draw someone like he suspended that campaign last that to new mexico? over, we need go to the park. >> i think there is a perception week. >> insley clearly had a plan to people won't ask questions. don't leave yet. this case can really show the we are not done. world that you can't get away >> there is an extra special inject climate change deeper with things in new mexico. into the mainstream guest yesterday. the speaker of the house pitched >> reporter: our sources tell us convesation. >> he did that. in to take very good care. that epstein was politically >> mission accomplished. take a look. well connected here in new >> bingo. >> thank you. and singer taylor swift said mexico. former governor bill richardson >> thank you, mr. speaker. visited the zoro ranch at least she absolutely plans to an absolute pleasure. once and is accused of sexual re-record all of her old songs. >> i love that picture.

abuse by at least one alleged this morning, taylor said trevor mallard cradling and according to her contract with epstein victim. her old record label, big feeding the 1-month-old son of a now, richardson has denied any machine records, she can start fellow lawmaker who just wrongdoing and he has also declined our request for an returned from paternity leave. interview. re-recording her first five what i like about mr. mallard, albums november of next year >> mola, thank you. he knows how to hold a baby and after music executives scooter the new york city police the way he's rocking the baby. commissioner who fired the brawn acquired her earlier officer responsible for eric >> good with the bottle. garner's chokehold death said he catalog in a multimillion dollar >> rocking the baby just so as knew rank and file officers deal. in a tumblr post she accused him he takes a bottle, what women do would not like it. >> i've been a cop a long time. for years, multitasking and of incessant, manipulative taking him to your boss tom. if i was still a cop, i'd bullying and also claims scott probably be mad at me. mr. mallard is very good at i would. machetta knew about her feelings. in a statement he said brawn you're not looking out for us. but i am. was, quote, never anything but le of babysitter before. >> only on "cbs this morning" positive about taylor. in 2017, he held the daughter of >> definitely two sides to that commissioner james o'neill is here to talk about that story. >> it's not that unusual. >> to re-record your -- another lawmaker. look how he's rocking the baby >> yeah. what happens is artists, as they and holding it. good thursday morning to get successful, sometimes end up >> if lawmakers were always you. it's a foggy start to the day. regretting the early deals they holding babies when they debate also warm and muggy this morning. made that didn't give them things, it would be much more as we head through the afternoon. we are going to have that civil. >> take your child to parliament control of their masters. they want to be able to sell clearing with daytime highs their songs to movies and stuff day. >> it puts everything in above average for this time of like that so sometimes they perspective. >> very much so. year. 94 for a high in concord and re-record it. >> what does it mean for the in a special new issue, the library that scooter has? >> he will own those songs that "new york times" magazine is launching a series called "the fairfield. 90 in livermore. 87 in san jose. you heard on the radio.

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ahead, a group of warrior saturday with the dnc's general athletes won't let anything stop them. see the healing effect of what 's a big responsibil session starting at 7:30. kpix.com. this is a kpix 5 news morning update. >> it's 7:26 i'm kenny choi. san jose police are investigating a hit and run that killed a man near sjsu's main campus this morning. the man was found dead near the king library around 2:45 this morning. traffic is expected to be blocked at 4 lieutenant and san fernando streets until around 8:00 a.m. . >> police are searching for a suspected arsonist behind a string of fires in the past two days. it someone set her to the car on fire while she was sleeping inside. >> today the city's department of transportation will launch a new three year paving plan.

about 100 miles of city streets will be smooth and have new pavement. for news throughout the day kpix.com. good morning here at 7:58 i'm continuing to track xrour real time traffic. let's start with those travel times i want to talk to you about a major trouble spot. this is westbound. there is a vehicle fire. there are several lanes blocked. just take a look at that drive time on the east shore freeway. 56 minutes to make it from highway 4 to the maze. they are in the process of clearing it but it's going to really be slowing you down. and 101 out of the south bay. mary. >> a look at our treasure island camera and you can see the foggy start to the day. also dealing with patchy drizzle. we have a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. it's a warm and muggy start with dew point readings close to the actual temperature. we are going to have that clearing with above average

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it's thursday, august 22nd, 2019. welcome back to "cbs this morning." ahead, signs of the president sending a mixed message on new gun laws and a survivor of the parkland school shooting tells us about their new gun control plan. plus, we hear from a teenager who was kept alive on a ventilator for ten days after developing a lung disease. why doctors say his vaping habit could be to blame. and a new look at the wreck of the titanic. why there is less of it than before. first, here's today's "eye opener" at 8:00. for the second time in less thannen a week a jet crashed in our series, "a more perfect flames and miraculously union" aims to show what unites everybody on board survived. us as americans is greater than

what divides us. >> as the ntsb investigates, they are going to be looking for as americans return from commonalities. montoya told a co-worker he overseas deployment some are finding a new kind of team. planned to shoot everybody he saw because of a so-called human the wheelchair games in resources issue. president trump insists his louisville and sports like position has not changed. it's hard to tell if that's true wheelchair rugby are helping because he has yet to spell out them heal. it's 7:30. what that position is and how he >> reporter: if this looks like here's what's happening on "cbs combat, that's exactly what plans to tackle gun control. this morning." these guys want. ten passengers escape a small in a rare interview with the jet before it burns up in >> the intimidation and fear taliban's top spokesman, he northern california. factor and adrenaline. insists the group wants peace a new mexico official moves >> reporter: in this smash mouth sex abuse at jeffrey epstein's even as two american soldiers are killed overnight in sport called wheelchair rugby. ranch. >> you just kind of wonder who afghanistan. >> then, it becomes the knew what, when. as investigators begin to brotherhood. >> reporter: a brotherhood born >> president trump backs away interview women who say they from new gun laws after talking were abused at jeffery epstein's out of shared service. with the nra. >> the gun doesn't pull the >> most of us go through a ranch, the commissioner hopes that taking this step will trigger. a person does. pretty dark period after our inspired more alleged victims to injuries. >> reporter: noah says for him, come forward. here comes the -- woo! >> get in, loser. the fog didn't lift for 7 years. we're going shopping. >> innovative store helps >> to be the man you've got to >> 7 years sitting at home being beat the man. suicidal. redefine retail. >> reporter: today, the marine is back on a roll. >> it's kind of instagramn. woo-hoo! >> anytime we get a chance to >> you get in a rugby chair and you start smashing into people show ric flair on tv, we are doing it. and you're having a blast doing throwing out the first pitch in it, it just opens your eyes, you the astros game.

know. >> this has changed your life in >> styling and profiling. >> all we can say about that is, woo! a big way? >> i think everybody that gets in a rugby chair. >> this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. >> reporter: he's changing let's go places. others creating a team called oscar might, military speak for and who is woo? on the move. here at the national veterans who is that? >> that is ric flair, nature boy wheel chair games put on by the ric flair, wrestler from the group, paralyzed veterans of hulk hogan era. america and v.a., take the court i used to have the action figure. >> did you know? in what some called murderball >> i didn't. >> i bet he doesn't know anthony in customized chairs that can u to,500 even ihe or gayle king. that's nice. i'm gayle king. this is tony dokoupil who knows dot thehay.>> it just fires me. ric flair. and anthony mason. if i get knocked over it makes >> who knows him. me want to play even more. another plane cashmerecal. >> reporter: mike is a teammate all ten people on board a small plane are alive after that jet ran off a runway in california. the twin-engine cessna burst of mike major and currier. into flames after the takeoff was aborted and the plane crashed at oroville municipal >> reporter: he just called you a trash talker. >> that is mild. airport north of sacramento. >> reporter: he spent six weeks there is no word what exactly in a coma after losing both legs went wrong. this happened less than a week to a roadside bomb in iraq.

after a cessna carrying nascar's >> i'm waiting for him to come dale earnhardt jr., his wand d flying out of his chair. >> reporter: have you been burned in east tennessee. knocked out of your chair and everyone on board that plane knocked people out of your escaped as well. the ntsb is now investigating chair? >> yes. >> reporter: which is better? both crashes and will look for >> knocking people out of my common threads that may have led to the fires. a suspect accused of chair is awesome. >> reporter: pretty satisfying? shooting a sheriff's deputy north of los angeles is on the >> the thrill of the spill shows run this morning. two other people have been the sky is the limit. detained in the investigation. >> after this i've gone the l.a. county sheriff's office calls the shooting a sniper kayaking, scuba diving, attack. a 21-year-old deputy was hit in snorkeling. >> reporter: is this what gave the shoulder yesterday outside you the confidence to do all the sheriff's facility in those things? >> yes, sir. s the medical lancaster, california. he was treated for a minor wound and released. a spokesman says the deputy's director kenneth lee. reporter: lno tter and go out o body arm he deflected the bullet. the gunshot came from a nearby wheelchair lacrosse building that has housing for the mentally ill. president trump is getting survive pst stress disorder bashed again. he told white house reporters after shrapnel tore through his yesterday that any jewish person head and legs. >> i see them aggressive hitting who votes democratic is being, quote, disloyal. hard, i should be really worried >> in my opinion, you vote for a about it, right? i'm actually the opposite, he

should have hit him harder. democrat, you're being very disloyal to jewish people and >> reporter: these vets say sharing those hard knox with the you're being very disloyal to next generation gives them a way israel. >> it was the second day in a row mr. trump questioned the to serve. >> so mentoring is a big part of loyalty of jews. it. >> the biggest. the president mentioned it the >> most of us didn't get to choose when we left our service first time in slamming two and we get to continue it. congressional democrats who were >> reporter: for "cbs this blocked from entering israel this month. morning," chip reid, louisville, ilhan omar and rashida tlaib were banned because they support kentucky. >> such a sacrifice from that an international boycott of group of young men. israel for what they say is >> so true. >> important and wonderful to abuse of palestinian rights. see them coming back and coming federal health officials together. >> a good reminder for all of investigating a sharp increase in the number of severe lung us. >> amazing the effect that game illnesses possibly linked to has. vaping. they are looking into 153 cases extraordinary. >> the smile on their face when they say, we're good, we know we're good. very nice. thank you. we will talk to susan goldberg, the editor-in-chief of most involving adolescents and young adocumenults who used e-cigarettes. consumer investigative national geographic magazine correspondent anna werner is talking about the august issue tracking the vaping concerns. that focuses on human migration. good morning. >> good morning. you can listen wherever you like we are hearing more stories from to get your podcast. families whose children have before we go, how a colorado been dealing with acute lung injuries. the cases are now reported in 16

man went from custodian to states, two more than earlier principal, how that happened, reported. while no deaths have occurred, watching "cbs this morning." ♪ for many the lung disease has been serious with potential long-term consequences. >> i could just feel my heart pounding out of my chest, going 100 miles an hour. >> reporter: for ten days, machines kept 17-year-old tryston zohfeld alive while doctors tried to determine why the lungs of had formerly healthy athletic teen were failing. the day they intubated him was the worst day of my life. the x-rays were cloudy through the lungs. >> reporter: multiple tests found no clear diagnosis. interests doctors concluded his well well well, what have we here? vaping habit might be responsible. >> i was introduced to it in a magical place...that's lookin' to get scared! eighth or ninth grade. i have been doing it for a couple years now. >> he caused enough irritation with bats...and ghouls...and cars in disguise. and damage to his lungs that he i've cast quite a spell now... actually ended up with scarring you won't believe your eyes! in his lungs. >> reporter: the centers for disease and prevention and the the spell is cast. halloween time is back with spook-tacular experiences

fort hood fort hood a fda are looking at pulmonary in disneyland and disney california adventure parks!... illnesses possibly related to l adolescents and young adults. >> there has been an astronomical increase of teens and young adults who are using e-cigarettes. we are seeing a lot of teens with use that implies that they have very high levels of addiction. >> reporter: the cdc says no specific vaping product has been conclusively linked to all the you illnesses. in a statement to cbs news, juul says it's monitoring the reports and we have robust safety monitoring systems in place. it noted some teenagers were vaping nicotine and thc. a schedule one controlled substance that we do not sell. the cdc says in many cases patients did tell health officials they had recently used vaping products with thc, an active ingredient in marijuana, in addition to traditional

e-cigarettes with nicotine. >> the major point i would like to get across to parent is that e-cigarettes are not safe. we are seeing some very, very concerning health effects. we really don't know exactly what the long-term data is going to show. >> the doctor says the scarring in the lungs could have a long-term effect. he is expected to live a fairly normal life. here you go with the cdc with another alert and raising awareness. so more cases are coming in as people and doctors anden are becoming more aware of what might be causing some of these injuries. >> some cases involving nicotine. some involving thc. all seem to be vaping related. and nobody knows what the precise issue is. you can't blame it on thc right now. >> the delivery system is -- it seems like the delivery system is what's under investigation here. >> itthey don't know a brand, a product, a substance, a chemical, nicotine, none of

this -- >> that doctor was c e sig are not safe. >> yeah. >> especially for teens. they are trying to get that message across. >> thank you very much. ahead, stunning new video of the titanic revealed startling information about the condition of the world's most famous shipwreck. and what shopping could be like in the years ahead. >> department stores across the country are closing and filing for bankruptcy. so what makes a dallas-based company believe this is the future of retail? why are some brands racing to currier t get their products in here? before we go, a colorado i'm janet shamlian. coming up on "cbs this morning" educator who began his work as a we will introduce you to what's called the department store custodian. he was already very familiar with the school system for three decades. been a student, janitor and teacher. as a young student he did not see a future in education after experiencing racial discrimination in the classroom. that changed when he realized he could inspire students to celebrate each other's differences. >> make sure you write your own

story. if someone has something to do with your story, let them edit it. do not let them create it. >> i like that. let them edit it, not create it. adkins says he takes great pride in every job he has had. >> imagine what that means to him. started there as a custodian. >> climbed every step. >> climbed every single step and now in the head chair. i won't forget that. no one else can write your story. you're the one that has to create it. >> great advice. >> we won't forget that. >> that will do it for us. we invite you to tune into the cbs evening

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well it is a slow morning out there. here at 8:57 you are in the red on all of them except highway 4. they've cleared that fire out of the way right there at emeriville so you are at least a little bit quicker than you were earlier. highway 101 out of the south bay at this hour. and the san mateo bridge lots of break lights there and it's starting to get busier in the eastbound direction as well. the golden gate bridge this morning is looking pretty darn good. no problems there to report. however, the richmond san rafael bridge slow on the toll plaza. despite all the fog. >> that's right.

we do have the fog. we have drizzle ly conditions and a warm and muggy start. you can see the drizzle on our live cam. we'll get that clearing and already catching some clearing in some spots. so heating up especially inland. 90 for livermore with above average temps. 87 in san jose. 77 in oakland and 71 for san francisco. so above average temperatures will continue for the rest of the workweek and into the weekend and into the start of next week. have a great day.

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