usually approval. >> on wednesday mr. trump ignored questions from reporters. >> reporter: but in a statement, former president trump said his company's actions were standard practice and in no way a crime. a lawyer told cbs news he doesn't foresee charges against the former president himself. >> the investigation continues. >> reporter: but harry littman former federal prosecutor said mr. trump is not out of the woods. >> what's mean for former president trump. >> it looks like the cull minute tags of a pressure campaign against allen weisselberg. the beverage industry is one the world's top consumer of water. coca-cola said it replaces every drop it uses but new investigation whether the company isinha promise.ou mo wa

to be everywhere. >> reporter: the struggle to get clean drinking water was profiled by "new york times" in 2018. many said the water started disappearing when coca-cola began operations there earlier. coca-cola exceeded expectations in several years but we discovered somethig differently wen we visited and took our findings back to the company. >> the highlands in southern mexico are rugged and remote. when we arrived we saw signs of america everywhere. people here are among the biggest consumers of coca-cola in the world. one study found 3% of babies and 16% of toddlers here drink soda. while coke doesn't flow from the taps, critics say the coke-bottling plant consumes much of water to make

>> shop after shop here advertises coca-cola but one thing this neighborhood doesn't have is running water. >> residents of this neighborhood invited us to see what's left in the municipal water tanks. >> jose' is telling me these three tanks are the main sorts of water for this community. can you open the lid? no water. [ speaking foreign language ]. so three weeks without water. >> tedata from coca-cola shows 39% of the global production was generated in high or extremely high water-stressed regions and some of those products end up on american store shelves. we reached out to coca-cola who declined to speak on camera but told us in a statement they met and exceeded replenishment goals for five years in mexico. >> sylvia is showing us how she

getted water for her house. >> she relies on rai water. [ speaking foreign language ]. without this water you wouldn't have any drinking water without this water >> no. >> with climate change impacting rainfall sylvia's reserves are running low. >> it's sad, we can't bathe we can't drink water she says. she's one of the residents calling on the mexican government and coca-cola to help with the water supply. >> how many struggle to get water. >> every day coca-cola takes the water. >> cbs news found the san bal b government to extract 110 million gallons of water each year, even as rainfall has declined and the growing population moved to protected wetlands.

last year was requested to revoke license but was denied. the statement said the plant draws water from deep underground and don't effect the local water supply. coca-cola influence in the region began in the 1960s with marketing that had religious under tones. and in indigenous churches across southern mexico we saw it used during prayers. coke helps to fuel the economy employing 358 people at the bottling plant and hundreds of shops that sell its product but doctors say this lifee for many may also be making people sick. he researches diabetes in the region. >> we know those over 14 it's over 35%eabet. >> he says without easy access to water people are primarily drinking coke, specifically addressing our findings here

coca-cola said we recognize the challenges the community faces and that's why we've been working for nearly a decade to provide community water tanks, roof top water collector ater c. sylvia perez mendez claims her community has not received any of that help. she will continue her fight for more water, she says, until she sees real change. >> and coca-cola says going forward it is setting specific content-spaced target that seek to create water security including planting hundreds and including planting hundreds and open talenti and raise the jar. to gelato made from scratch. raise the jar to all five layers. raise the jar to the best gelato... you've ever tasted. talenti. raise the jar.

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vulnerable and share personal struggles. prince harry is one of the recent guests. >> celebrity is all about making people look amazing, the podcast is exact opposite. >> we hope it's a tidi tiny antedocte -- you cannot escape the slog of life for a human. everyone's dealing with all kinds of things, trauma, trying to stay healthy. >> about 1 million people listen to each episode of arm chair experts. she's been best friends with shepard and his wife kristen bell for years. their banter about life clicks, any topic is on the table,ro da addiction andnce harryivg here .

my shoulders dropped so has hers and now i can ride my bicycle. >> when matthew mcconaughey was a guest they swapped stories about violence in the home. >> i saw my mom get beat up. >> in this podcast pain is often processed with humor. >> after they're bloody, she's swinging the blade at him. they're dancing around the kitchen and all of a sudden he swipes a bottle of hieeinztherr being in the moment. like monica's gift to dax. >> i made this calendar he's

affectionately called god body. >> shepard is in shape to enjoy a favorite pasttime motorcycles. >> i grew up without a dad, anything that made you a man i ran towards, motorcycles, jumping stuff, being crazy, anything that would have got me a pat on the back from my friends saying you are doing this boy thing correctly i did so hard to know how much i love it on its own or part of it is this identity i koppled together. >> but last august was in a motorcycle accident and required surgery and became addicted to pain pills and 16 years after being sober came clean on air. >> i took it personal like he's lying to me. it's really powerful to see it and to see someone overcome something like that. >> are there things you hope people learn from your story. >> i think as and ikt when you mess up you confirm what you

always thought about yourself, i'm a piece of crap, unworthy of love. the most dangerous thing for and ikt is addict is using and keeping it a secret. if we can get back at life that's lovely. >> from the deeply personal and raw moments to belly laughs. "arm chair expert" premiers on spotify today. their first guest, former president barack obama. >> when we first started the podcast we had, like, a wish list. >> a white board. >> on a white board and he was number one. but it was a joke. >> a joke, yeah. >> like, obviously that would never, ever, ever happen. so it was incredibly full circle. >> the part of shock has dissipated a bit and it's allowed us to do the job we have. monica was all a hitter. >> he's so sexy. [ laughter ]

the confidence. oh, man. wigve m . jamyu, los angeles. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back.

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our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. thursday would have been princess diana's 60th birthday, her sons prince williams and prince harry seemed to put their differences aside ded a new statue in her honor. tina kraus with more from london. >> reporter: in a small, yet monumental ceremony, prince william and harry unveiled a

touching tribute to their late mother, princess diana surrounded by her children the memorial in the sken garden where diana lived comes on what would have been her 60th birthday almost 24 years after she died in a car crash in paris, prince william was 15, prince harry just 12 as they walk behind their mother's con heartbreaken and released a statement saying we remember her love strength and character, qualities that made her force fodroor changing countless lives for better. the brothers last saw each other in april, at the funeral for their grandfather prince philip some seeing this as a chance to heal from their public rift

>> i think one of them has to say sorry, probably has to be harry, i don't sees lationipendi itself. >> criticized the royal family in a candid interview with oprah, the two stepped away from royal life as princess diana did decades earlier, the memorial is surrounded by 4,000 of her favorite flowers including 300 tulips and 100 for get-me-notes. tina kraus, cbs news london. >> that's the overnight news for this friday. for some the news continues. for others check back later for cbs this morning or follow us online all the time at cbsnews.com. reporting from washington i'm catherine herridge.

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