captioning funded by cbs it's thursday, june 22nd, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." breaking overnight. tropical storm cindy surges closer to the gulf coast. the deadly storm expected to make landfall soon. president trump return to his campaign roots touting his accomplishments. >> they're obstructionists. i said add some money to it. a plan with heart. very few have done what we've done. an officer slashed at a michigan airport.

this morning the act is being investigated as an act of terror. and heartbreaking video in back of a police car after philando castillo was shot and killed by an officer. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. drenching the southeast with heavy rains and life-threatening flooding. a young boy was killed in the storm-related incident. cindy will likely hit the coast with maximum sustained winds of 45 miles per hour. a tropical storm warning is in effect from st. louis pass, texas, to grand isle. some could see 15 inches of rain by tonight.

hena daniels has the latest. >> reporter: heavy rains and strong winds battled galveston saturday night as tropical storm cindy hit closer to the gulf coast. toppling tries in bow loxy, mississippi. >> we had to take off because i think the road is going to be flo flooded. >> reporter: with up to 15 inches of rain in some spots the national hurricane center has released a warning of potential flash floods. >> the water that we're already seeing, there's not going to be a place for anything to andre. >> reporter: some residents say with forecasters expecting above average hurricane season they're prepared for cindy but saving their panic for now. >> this one we're going to bear down and stay in. >> reporter: at least one death is already being blamed on a

storm. a 10-year-old boy on the shore was struck by a log thrown by the storm surge. >> the child sustained very severe head injuries. >> reporter: it's expected to take a turn hitting the mid-atlantic coast with heavy rain by the weekend. hena daniels, cbs news. a storm surge of up to 3 feet is expected along portions of the gulf coast. chief meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz says it's from the flood producing rain. >> some towns have seen over a half foot of rain from cindy already. it will continue to be the story ore the next couple of days. big circulation as it moves ashore. we've also seen a number of tornadoes and waterspouts. that is common. we'll stel have that risk as we head through thursday. we'll be watching areas with spin-up tornadoes.

it can be brief. in terms of the rain, we'll watch the system slowly turn northward. bands of tropical rain will feed into the southeast but also moving into the mid south and ohio valley. the systems and remnants will meet up with the cold front and squeed out heavy downpour. this could lead to more areas of flash flooding. all told from the gulf coast stretching right on up into kentucky and ohio and west virginia, the chance for flooding rain as we head through the next 48 hours. i'm meteorologist eric fisher for cbs news. the attack on a police officer at an airport in flibt, michigan, is being investigated as an act of terrorism. the man stabbed the officer in the neck with a long knife. before he stabbed lieu tent jeff nevertheless, fatuy yelled god is great in arabic. >> he made a statement something to the effect you have killed

people in syria, iraq, and afghanistan, and we're going to die. neville is in fair condition. senator mitch mcconnell has been working on a proposal behind closed doors. it would caught and repeat taxes and eliminate funding for planned parenthood. yesterday president trump urged the senate on. >> can't guarantee you with anything but i hope we surprise you with a good plan. we're talking about a plan with heart. said, add some money to it. obamacare is dead. >> last week mr. trump called the replacement mean. there are 50 needed to pass the measure, but that's far from certain. president trump's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner

is in the middle east attempting to restart the israeli palestine can peace talks. kushner held a late night meeting with palestinian president mahmoud abbas. earlier he met with israel president benjamin netanyahu. they want documents related to jared kushner's security clearance. members of the house oversight and government reform committee singled out kushner for failure to disclose numerous contacts with officials. meanwhile lawmakers were told about russians attacks. >> reporter: former homeland security secretary jay johnson told the house intelligence committee to expect more russian cyber attacks. >> it's not just an academic exercise. it's a real threat. >> reporter: he said it was

tricky. >> we were very concerned that we not be perceived as taking sides in the election, injecting ourselves into a very heated campaign. >> reporter: his department did alert the public and tried to help states after evidence revealed the russians were infiltrating voter registration bases. >> state election officials are very sensitive about what they perceived to be federal intrusion into their process. >> reporter: 36 states did accept help and dhs has designated an election infrastructure as critical. they said raising awareness about hackers' techniques could go a long way. on the other side of the capitol they pressed senators to identify states hit in 2016. >> i do not believe our country is made safer by holding this information back from the american public. >> i prefer not to go into the

details in this forum, sir. >> reporter: dhs said there was no evidence the 26 voter ballots were altered. new video taken after a minnesota police officer fatally shot fill lan dough castillo nearly a year ago has been released. it shows castillo's girlfriend and her brave 4-year-old daughter after they both witnessed the shooting. mireya villarreal reports. >> reporter: moments after philando castile was shot by former officer geronimo yanez, you see a 4-year-old little girl being coaxed out of the back seat by an officer. the girl's mother diamond reynolds was sitting in the front seat. the mother and girl were both placed in the back seat of a patrol car. reynolds was handcuffed, clearly upset. >> it's okay. i'm right here with you.

>> reporter: the young girl c e comforts her mother. >> mom, please stop cussing and screaming because i don't want you to get shooted. i can keep you safe. >> it's okay. i can't believe they just did that. >> i just want to be safe. >> the prayer pray, unaware castillo has died. >> please, lord, tell me he's okay. >> tell god we need him. >> police eventually took the handcuffs off so she could rock

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our top story this morning, tropical storm cindy is expected to rumble ashore along the gulf coast later this morning drenching southeast with heavy rains and life-threatening flooding. a young boy was killed when he was hit by a large log washed ashore in a storm surge in alabama. cindy will likely hit the coast near the texas/louisiana border with maximum sustained winds of 45 miles per hour. a tropical storm warning is in effect from st. louis pass, texas, to grand isle, louisiana. some areas could see more than 15 inches of rain by tonight. overseas now to mosul, iraq, one f the most dangerous places in the world. while hundreds of thousands fled, an american and his family

moved in, risking their lives to save others. jamie yuccas has their story. >> reporter: as an aid worker in mosul, this is what dave eubanks sees every day. >> we see families killed. one woman, probably a 19-year-old, a mother with a little newborn, died in my arms. >> reporter: but one recent rescue wu was different. >> i see motherses girls, a little get hiding. >> reporter: isis snipers filling the air with gunfire but you bank had to get to the little girl. iraqi forces helped on the ground and in the air pulling up a blanket of protective smoke so he could run. 12 seconds in and out, she was safe. when you look at the picture now, what goes through your mind. >> it makes me want to cry every time i see the picture because i think she made it.

>> reporter: eubanks says her family is missing and presumed dead. the general he was with plans to adopt her. you banks started the humanitarian group. his wife and three children have joined him on all his missions to war-torn areas. there are a lot of people who are going to be watching this story that can't believe you three are with your parents there. >> those kids are on the front line getting shot at so why shouldn't we be out there helping them as well. >> reporter: the family of five taking a break in washington state but all plan to go back to iraq. >> if your kid was out there, wouldn't unit someone to rescue them, to give them the opportunity to live. >> reporter: why did you do this? >> look. i remembered the scripture. greater love as no man, he laid down his life for us jr. jamie

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people throughout the region will be cleaning up this morning after severe weather, tore through the area how many people are still in the dark. a search and rescue turns into a recovery effort for missing teenage inner mercer county we will tell you the spot where he was last seen. and it is thursday, june 22nd good morning i'm rahel solomon. aim jan carabao. jimmies off today. lets kick things off with weather and traffic with katie and pat. good morning, everyone. >> good morning. 4:30 in the morning. a couple accidents. because of the weather we have trees hanging over, a portion of the boulevard, damaged. >> it didn't take much, right. >> you know, those storms definitely held together way