for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, it's tuesday, june 6th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." new details in a deadly plane crash, cbs news learning the pilot was slumped over. what one expert says may have caused the tragedy. classified document probe. donald trump's lawyers meeting with the special counsel. what they're asking the officials to do as the investigation draws to a close. immigration showdown. another chartered flight drops migrants off in sacramento, california. what the state's governor is now threatening to do. well, good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. an investigation is underway into a small plane that crashed in a remote part of west virginia.

it took off in tennessee sunday afternoon flying to long island in new york. the plane then made a u-turn, and a half hour later, six f-16 fighter jets intercepted the plane as it illegally entered washington's airspace, crashing minutes later. the pilot did not respond to repeated calls from air traffic controllers. cbs news has learned one f-16 pilot saw the cessna pilot slumpover and unresponsive. the sonic boom breaking the sound barrier startled people nearby. a former chairman of the ntsb says the plane's cabin may have lost pressure. >> the pilots become hypoxic, meaning, of course, lack of oxygen. they fall asleep as do the passengers, and then they, because of lack of oxygen, they perish. john rumpel who owned the plane said his daughter and her 2-year-old and nanny and pilot

were on the plane. investigators are planning to issue their first report later on this month as to what may have caused this tragedy. well, we could soon find out if criminal charges will be filed over former president donald trump's handling of classified documents at his florida estate. three of trump's lawyers met yesterday. it comes as more candidates get ready to formally announce that they're running against trump for the republican presidential nomination. naomi ruchim is tracking the latest from new york. naomi, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. at least three more gop hopefuls will jump into the race this week, including some very familiar faces on the campaign trail. former new jersey governor chris christie is hoping to win over republican voters by turning against a man he once endorsed and advised, former president donald trump. today former new jersey governor chris christie will jump into the 2024 gop race during a rally

in new hampshire. the expected move is already getting mixed reaction in the state's largest city of manchester. >> chris christie is getting into this just to attack trump. i don't think he has any real goals at trying to become president. >> i think chris christie is great too. the more competition, the more we can see who these guys really are. >> tomorrow former vice president mike pence is set to kick off his presidential bid in iowa after officially filing his paperwork monday. >> we have a very clear sense of that calling now and we thought iowa would be the best place to make our intentions know. >> with those two and doug burg um's anticipated announcement wednesday, there should be more. trump's attorneys argued privately to officials yesterday that no charges should be filed in a case involving his handling of classified documents, citing

unfair treatment by special counsel jack smith. >> it's a definite sign that indictment -- an indictment is likely coming very soon. >> cbs news has learned smith attended the meeting with trump's lawyers. the former president denies any wrongdoing. speculation around any other republican hopeful from new hampshire, chris sununu, ended this week. he said he will not jump into the presidential race. instead he'll campaign for the gop candidate he believes has the best chances of winning in 2024. he also added he believes the party will lose if trump is the nominee. anne-marie? >> naomi ruchim in new york. thank you, naomi. the chairman of the oversight committee says he will pursue charges against fbi director christopher wray. james comey says he wants a copy that contains unverified declarations against bide and

his family. the fbi says it gave comer a copy. he said he can't hand it over for confidentiality reasons. a second chartered flight carrying about 20 migrants arrived in sacramento yesterday morning. another group of at least 16 migrants arrived friday at a different sacramento airport. reportedly aboard the same private plane. california officials say a florida group along with desantis arranged for the flights. >> they were transported to a religious institution. right now our county social workers are en route and are going to assess all those folks, make sure they have the services and supports that they need. >> desantis has not acknowledged florida is responsible.

meant meantime newsom is suggesting kidnapping charges in the case. overseas and a major dam in southern ukraine was damaged. the breach threatens the area with massive flooding. hundreds of thousands of residents were ordered to evacuate. ukraine and russia blame each other for blowing up the dam. meanwhile there are signs ukrainian forces may have begun their much anticipated spring offensive. debora patta reports. >> reporter: russia's ministry of defense claims this video shows its troops rebelling a major ukrainian advance in the eastern donetsk region. we can't verify this, and kyiv has denied it, doing its best to keep the kremlin off balance, sending mixed signals instead. the latest was this, a video with the tag line plans love silence where ukrainian soldiers are seen urging operational secrecy around any talk of a counteroffensive, but just days ago a different video showed

ground troops preparing for battle armed with western weapons under the banner it's time to take back what is ours. what kyiv will say is that ukrainian forces have advanced once again on bakhmut and retaken territory on the outskirts of the city while just across the border in russia, a new front line has opened up. anti-kremlin militia backed by ukraine have stepped up attacks in some individuals in the belgorod region. what we do know is that its troops are intensifying operations on the eastern front line, possibly looking for russian weaknesses, and ukraine's defense ministry describes this as moving into offensive actions in some areas. debora patta, cbs news, kharkiv.

well, a former fbi agent serving a life sentence for spying for russia was found dead in a federal prison in colorado. authorities say 79-year-old robert hanssen was found unresponsive in his cell. he was arrested in 2001 and pleaded guilty to selling highly classified material to russia in exchange for nearly $1.5 million in cash and diamonds. he was called one of the most damaging spies in u.s. history. sources say it appears hanssen died of natural causes. well, coming up, bodies recovered. there's closure for the families of three men who had been missing in an iowa building collapse. and afghan school girls poisoned, dozens hospitalized in what's believed to be a deliberate attack. this is the "cbs morning news." what's believed to be a deliberate attack. this is the "cbs morning news." rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles goodbye!

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although small for thunderstorms. we watch them spinning out of the sierra. we will track them and how likely they get to the bay coming up. where are we? >> in sacramento, california. that is news to me. >> a second flight with migrants lands in sacramento. state officials say they have proof the state of florida is responsible. what governor newsom is saying about possible kidnapping charges against governor desantis. are the a's building a ballpark in vegas? nevada lawmakers have a big decision on their hands. a new move by the state's governor. apple is jumping into the world of virtual reality. we take a look at the vision pro headset and if it can succeed with others failed. windy conditions in the altamont pass. advisory is in effect. top traffic trouble spots coming up. >> a lot to get to. good morning on your tuesday morning. we are looking live outside for you in san