captioning funded by cbs it's monday, may 29th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." president trump refocuses his attention on defensive matters and steps up defend his son-in-law as questions swirl. a mississippi town is trying to come to grips with a shooting rampage that left eight people dead, and the alleged gunman admitting to the crime on camera. and memorial day washout. severe weather hits the south. now the storms are making their

way east this holiday. the indianapolis 500 marred by crashes, but a new winner takes the wheel and makes history. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom here at cbs head quarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. president trump marks his first month as commander in chief. last time he fired off a series of tweets touching on health care, tax reform, and fresh criticism of the news media. meanwhile his son-in-law jared kushner faces new questions about his ties with russia. roxana is here in new york. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. president trump defended his son-in-law in his statement last night saying he has total confidence in him tweeting again

about the so-called fake news. president trump took to twitter declaring his overseas trip a great success before moving on to the media saying in part the fake news media works hard at disparagingmy use of social media because they don't want america to hear the real story. the tweet kamt amid refb lagss that his son-in-law jared kushner is under fbi scrutiny for allegedly trying to carry on back-channel communications with russia. >> it doesn't bother me. >> homeland secretary of state john kelly. >> i wouldn't criticize it. >> others are criticizing the move, pointing out that it followed russian interference in the election. >> my dashboard warning light was clearly on, and i think that was the case with all of us in the intelligence community. >> representative adam schiff

the top democrat on the house committee says he wants to know more. >> to have the president's son-in-law a key player within the trump organization trying to establish a back channel with the russians through a russian diplomatic facility, you have to ask who are they hiding the conversations from. >> the president also tweeted on the plan to overhaul on carry and the tax code. he said those efforts are, quote, moving along in the process very well and are actually ahead of schedule. and the president will mark memorial day today by laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown. anne-marie? german chancellor angela merkel is urging european nations to stick together. her appeal comes in the face of poll sigs division within the u.s. president trump said he needed more time to think about whether to leave the european climate

accord. another missile launch by north korea today, pyongyang's night this year. south korea said the projectile was launched from a coastal town and flew about 280 miles. it landed in japan's maritime economic zone. they want to build a missile that reaches the u.s. mainland but it's still thought to be years away from being able to do that. the u.s. forces backed by iraqi forces are hoping it's the final push to draw isis out of mosul. thousands of civilians remain trapped inside the city making it complicated. narrow roads are making it difficult for armored vehicles and heavy equipment gain access. british police say they've arrested a man in connection with the deadly suicide bombing. two others were arrested sunday. 14 in total. they say other members o the

attacker's network are still at large. it was lowered because of progress in the investigation. the bombing last week left 22 people dead. and authorities in mississippi say a weekend shooting spree that left eight people dead including a police officer began with a call regarding a domestic dispute. the 35-year-old suspect now faces one count of capital murder and seven counts of first-degree murder. tony dokoupil reports. >> i just wanted to live. i just wanted to love my family. i just wanted to love my wife. >> willy cory godbolts attack ended here outside a truck stop near both cheetah, mississippi. he calmly described a shooting spree that left eight dead according to police suicide by

cop was my intention. >> police were called to remove godbolt from a private property. >> i was having a conversation with my step-daddy and my mama and her, my wife, about taking her. >> he killed a sheriff's deputy and three women at first home. the deputy was identified as 36-year-old william durr. >> that's what they do. they intervene. it cost him his life. >> four more people including two juveniles were shot at home before god both was arrested at 7:00 a.m. on sunday. he spoke to a clarion-ledger reporter on the scene. >> so what's next for you? >> death. death, death. >> mississippi plans to charge

godbolt with one count of capital murder and seven counts of first-degree murder. governor thanks law enforcement for their sacrifice and asked residents to pray for those who were killed. tony dokoupil, c bbs news, new york. an accident occurred yesterday near liberty state park in new jersey near the statue of liberty. the unidentified parachutist was a member of the elite team called the leapfrogs. the cause of the parachute malfunction is under investigation. severe weather threat is posing issues for millions of americans on this holiday. rain is expected in about a dozen states from texas to new york. severe thunderstorms could hit the carolinas and elsewhere. the main concern is damaging winds. in missouri wind gusts toppled trees and knocked out power over the weekend and the. lar tourist destination in branson, two people died and a

third is still missing after car was swept away by floodwaters. >> walked in here, was going to go walk over to my son's. >> property can be replaced. people are precious. in the northeast weather is expected to persist for moat of this week. at auto racing famed brickyard, a historic moment. he enjoys the traditional gulp of milk. he's from japan. scott dixon's car smashed when it landed on a wall, but he walked away with only a limp. coming up on the "morning news" now, train attack survivor. an update on a man wounded in a racially motivated stabbing that left two others dead j and possible carry-on changes as the government considers expanding

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. 262 pounds but you could wall call him a little guy. the species is endangered due to poachers and habitat loss. the onset of warmer weather brings with it a threat of zika outbreaks. don champion explains what's done. >> reporter: the temperatures are rising and so are worries about the zika vie ras. in dallas they're warning everyone. >> we don't want residents to be relaxed about mosquito seasons.

>> reporter: texas and florida are two of the highist risks in states. the gulf states, tucson, arizona, and areas of southern california are also on the list. >> it's been one of the warmest winters on record. and so what that means is that the numbers of mosquitos that transmit zika are out in high numbers. >> reporter: the biggest concern is for pregnant women. experts are urging them to take precauses like using insect repel land and limiting time outdoors to avoid mosquito bites. a recent study shows local transmission of zika began in florida months before it was picked up. dr. pita hoe ten says they'll need to pick it up sooner. >> looking for fever and rash for people who go to health centers, emergency rooms, and clinics and actively testing

them for zika. >> reporter: the city of dallas is already stepping up efforts to look for zika in residents. >> we're talking about expanding our surveillance with doctors' offices, having the labs do the prehealth testing. >> reporter: they'll be rolling out health care awareness campaigns in the coming weeks. >> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," osc oscar-winning a drejoins us in hit comedy "i'm dying up here." i'm anne-marie green in studio 57. this is the "cbs morning news."

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the rest of the day for sure and we probably won't fly out today for sure. >> reporter: it affects the contact centers and baggage tracing. many had to leash their bags behind and sleep in the airport not long after incoming and outgoing flights happened. no one would come and talk to us and explain us to. we had to find people in uniform. they had barely any idea what to say. >> reporter: the airline ceo posted an apology on twitter. >> i know this has been a horrible time. i want to apologize for the fact that you've had to go through these very trying experiences. >> reporter: the airlines' ceo says there's no evidence of a cyber attack. passengers can now rebook their flight or receive a full refund. as for flights here in the u.s. at jfk, things are running

smoothly. demarco morgan, cbs news, this morning. >> our top stories this morning. authorities in michigan say a shooting sproos that left eight people dead, a police officer among them, began with a call regarding a domestic dispute. the 35-year-old suspect now faces one count of cam tall murder and seven counts of first-degree murder. and president trump is returning to domestic issues after his nine-days overseas trip. he fired off tweets touching on health care reform and the media. meanwhile his son-in-law jared kushner faces new questions about his ties with russia. and coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning." >> reporter: in the boxes and on the shelves of this huge warehouse in maryland, there are hundreds of thousands of objects that have been left at the vietnam veteran memorial over the year, everything from letters to cigars to catchers' gloves, even a motorcycle.

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this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. overnight, after already wet weekend, we'll tell you when we have a chance at seeing some sun. >> one person is dead, another hospitalized after a deadly stabbing. how that person is doing this morning and the key piece of evidence police are still looking for. and heart break lingers in a philadelphia community after a deadly house fire. this morning, we are learning the names of the two children and grandmother who were killed. >> good morning, it is monday, may 29 memorial day, i'm rahel solomon. let's get a check on today's for was can matt peterson and meisha. >> happy holiday. happy memorial day a lot of people affected today. a lot of family stuff, and the