the biden administration had argued that the rule was key to its efforts to maintain order along the u.s./mexico border. tennessee representatives justin pearson and justin jones reclaimed their legislative seats thursday. they were expelled for taking part in a gun control protest on the house floor earlier this year. they easily defeated their opponents in a special election. and taylor swift fans in north america are getting another chance to catch the pop star's "eras" tour. swift announced new tour dates for fall of 2024 in miami, new orleans, indianapolis, and toronto. for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm erica brown, cbs news, new york. it's friday, august 4th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." donald trump arraigned. the former president's appearing in a federal courthouse and pleading not guilty to charges he conspired to overturn the

results of the 2020 presidential election. trump's comments and what's next. breaking overnight, in a major win for the biden administration, a court ruled that restrictions on migrants seeking asylum at the southern border can stay in place. and spying arrest. two u.s. navy sailors based in california are charged with providing military secrets to china. the sentence -- the sensitive information they're accused of selling. good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we start with former president donald trump at the center of another historic day in washington. he appeared at a federal courthouse yesterday to face charges that he plotted to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. trump pleaded not guilty to four felony charges, later calling it a very sad day for america. nicole d'antonio is in washington with how the day unfolded and what is next. nicole, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to

you. and former president donald trump was in washington, d.c., for less than three hours total. we were out here as crowds of both protesters and supporters gathered outside the d.c. federal courthouse. this morning, the focus now shifts to where we go from here. former president trump is back at his new jersey golf club after a third historic arraignment. in a washington courtroom thursday, trump entered a not guilty plea to four charges accusing him of trying to overturn the 2020 election results in the latest case brought by special counsel jack smith. >> when you look at what's happening, this is a persecution of a political opponent. >> reporter: cameras were not allowed in the courtroom as the former president appeared before a magistrate judge. the defense and prosecutors agreed to allow trump's release pending trial under the conditions that he cannot violate federal law and must appear as required. he is also not allowed to communicate about the facts of the case to anyone he knows to be a witness except through

lawyers. trump is not required to attend the next hearing which is scheduled for august 28th. at that time the judge could set a trial date. the special counsel has said he wants a speedy trial. [ chants ] demonstrators gathered out the -- outside the courthouse as the events unfolded. >> i believe that president trump is completely innocent of all the charges. >> i think he should be held accountable. >> reporter: the former president also faces state charges in new york, as well as more federal charges in florida in the special counsel's classified documents probe. a charging decisions is expected soon in fulton county, georgia, in their investigation into efforts to overturn the election results. so again, the next hearing in this case is scheduled for august 28th. and that is just days after the first republican presidential debate. >> the timing. nicole d'antonio in washington. thank you, nicole. breaking overnight, a u.s. appeals court has temporarily -- is allowing the biden administration to keep

restricting migrants from seeking asylum at the southern border. court granted the administration's request to keep the policy for now in order to maintain order. a lower court earlier said the rules were illegal, and ordered the government to end it by monday. the policy makes it difficult for migrants to be granted asylum unless they first seek protection in a country they're traveling through or apply on line. and we are learning more about one of two people found dead in the rio grande. mexican officials say one of the victims was a 20-year-old man from honduras. as omar villafranca reports, his body was found near a floating barrier recently installed by the texas government to deter migrants. >> reporter: the two bodies were discovered in this remote stretch of the rio grande. the first migrant from honduras was found by texas troopers tangled on the controversial floating barrier buoys. later, mexican authorities found another body three miles upstream. officials are investigating what

led to their deaths. this man spoke to his mother who said he was her oldest son. before he left, she told reporters he gave her one last hug and said "we can't keep starving here. i have to go." mexican officials blame the drownings on the barriers. a spokesperson for texas governor greg abbots disagrees saying, "the mexican government is flat-out wrong. to be clear, preliminary information points to the drowning occurring before the body was even near the barriers." the deaths come less than three weeks after the thousand-foot barrier was placed in the water to deter illegal crossings. a part of governor abbott's $5 billion border security plan, operation lone star. >> too deep. they have a child. [ speaking in global language ] jesus. >> reporter: magali urbina's farm bumps up to the rio grande and the buoys. [ speaking in global language ] where we saw state troopers

rescue a small migrant group with children baking in the texas sun. she says the buoys haven't stopped migrants there crossing the river. >> they don't change anything. it doesn't deter or doesn't stop it doesn't do anything. >> reporter: the doj has sued the state of texas saying the barriers are not safe, they're unlawful, and they want them removed, but texas governor greg abbott says the state has a right to defend its borders. both sides are waiting on the court's decision. omar villafranca, cbs news eagle pass, texas. two u.s. navy sailors have been arrested and charged with selling sensitive military information to china. as mark strassmann reports, some of the information included details about a large-scale military exercise and navy warships. >> reporter: cash over country. >> we sometimes discover that threats to our national security come from inside our most esteemed institutions. >> reporter: for almost two years, today's indictment charges 26-year-old petty

officer wenheng zhao betrayed his country, selling military secrets to the chinese government. >> mr. zhao chose a path of corruption, and in doing so he told out his colleagues at the u.s. navy. >> reporter: among the secrets he allegedly sold, details about his post at the naval base in ventura county, plans for this large-scale military exercise in the indo-pacific region earlier this year, and blueprints for a radar system on a u.s. base in okinawa. his contact -- a chinese intelligence officer. in return, zhao allegedly took nearly $15,000 in bribes. >> the scheme alleged here is just one more example of the people republic of china's ongoing and brazen campaign to target u.s. officials with access to sensitive military secrets. >> reporteter: arresteted separy on espspionage chaharges, jincn wei, a 22-2-year-old m machinis mate aboard the "uss essex." he allegedly sold the chinese

naval defense is information and dozens of technical and mechanical military manuals, all while he was applying to become a u.s. citizen. >> the officer even congratulated him when he became a u.s. citizen. >> reporter: both men had first appearances, zhao at the federal courthouse in los angeles. in full uniform with shackles on his boots he pled not guilty. if convicted of bribery could get 20 years. if convicted of espionage, wei faces life behind bars. mark strassmann, cbs news. i.s.i.s. has confirmed the death of its leader, the extremist group announced abu hussein al husseini al quraishi was killed in a gun battle in syria. they did not say when he died. in april, turkey's president said turkish intelligence agents killed the i.s.i.s. leader, but i.s.i.s. denied it. a replacement has already been named. and the ousted president of niger is describing himself as a

hostage in an opinion piece for "the washington post." he was overthrown in a military coup last week writing in the "post" that he was one of hundreds of citizens who have been arbitrarily and illegally imprisoned. he called on the u.s. government and the entire international community to help restore constitutional order. hundreds of thousands of people turned out to welcome pope francis at the opening day of world youth day, the festival in portugal. the 86-year-old waved at the crowd. the pope who was hospitalized twice this year has said that he hoped to be rejuvenated by his five-day trip to portugal. he will hold mass there on sunday. coming up, they're back. how two expelled tennessee lawmakers got their old seats back. and deadly blast. at least two people are dead after a powerful explosion rips

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