it's tuesday, july 11th, 2017. this is the cbs morning news. a military plane crashes in a mississippi field killing more than a dozen people. and trump jr. lawyers up as new details emerge about what the president's son reportedly knew before meeting with the russian lawyer during the 2016 campaign. good morning from the studio 57 news room at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne marie green. 16 people were killed when a

military refuelling tanker crashed in rural mississippi. the marine kc 130 crashed into a soybean field and burst into flames. it's believed that all of the victims were on board the plane. the fbi is on the scene and hannah daniels is here in new york with more. >> good morning. the deadly crash prompted an urgent rescue effort. the marine corps says it operated the plane but hasn't said where the flight began or where it was going. >> reporter: a military plane crashed in rural mississippi monday afternoon killing at least 16 people on board according to the emergency county emergency chief. witnesses say the marine corps refuelling tanker was seen spiraling towards the ground into a soybean field about 85 miles north of jackson. >> traveling north. it was all over, but it was

loud. it was scary. it was scary because i seen all the black smoke and it was horrifying. >> reporter: all the spokes person would say so far is that the kc 130 quote experienced a mishap. the flames burned for hours. witnesses say so hat at one point firefighters had to pull back. >> they're spraying their foam on it. every time they stopped they backed up. >> reporter: they're warning residents to stay away. >> we don't want nobody out there. we have fuel everywhere so we don't want anybody without responders in the area. >> reporter: the local fire chief says debris from the crash is being found within a five-mile radius. >> and while the investigation is still in the preliminary stages authorities don't believe foul play was to blame for the crash. >> thank you so much hena. normal flight operations are expected this morning in the washington, d.c. area after

problems at an air traffic control center delayed hundreds of flights last night. the facility was evacuated monday evening when several people complained of fumes. apparently fumes from nearby roofing work got into the air conditioning system. inbound traffic was stopped and departing fliegghts experienced extensive delays. this morning the first report that allegedly ties the trump campaign to the kremlin. donald trump jr. learned from an e-mail before his meeting with a russian lawyer that information concerning hillary clinton came from the russian government. that is according to the new york times. the white house says there was nothing inappropriate with the meeting. donald trump jr. has hired a lawyer and the senate intelligence committee wants to hear from the president's son. >> donald trump jr. will be somebody that we want to talk to. >> reporter: democratic senator

says members want to question donald trump jr. about his meeting with the russian lawyer during last year's presidential election. >> it's remarkable that this meeting, one, was not reported beforehand. >> reporter: the meeting which occurred on june 9th at trump tower involved russian lawyer, trump jr., his brother-in-law jared kushner and paul manafort. the attorney was offering potential damaging details about hillary clinton but says she had no meaningful information to provide. >> the intelligence committee clearly should interview donald trump jr. as well as everyone who was present at that meeting. that's the only way that we will fully understand what happened. >> reporter: after first criticizing the media for covering the story trump jr. tweeted that he would be happy to work with the committee to pass on what i know. the meeting came just two weeks after then candidate trump clinched the republican nomination.

the white house maintains there was nothing inappropriate about what happened. >> there was simply no collusion that they keep trying to create that there was. >> in terms of direct contact between the russians and the trump campaign it's a fact. >> reporter: trump jr. has now hired a criminal defense attorney to present him in connection with the ongoing russia probes. an american soldier is under arrest in hawaii charged with trying to help isis. he appeared in federal court yesterday. he was arrested saturday after being the target of an fbi investigation for more than a year. he's an air traffic controller who served in iraq and afghanistan. the fbi says he admitted pledging loyalty to isis and purchased a drone for use ens u.s. forces. authorities in eastern pennsylvania are searching for four men who disappeared over the past week north of philadelphia. the search for the men is being called a criminal investigation. three of the men knew each other. the bucks county district

attorney suspects foul play. several locations are being searched. a 20-year-old linked to one property is being held on an illegal gun charge. the minnesota police officer acquitted in last year's fatal shooting of an african american driver signed a deal to leave the department. he'll be paid more than $48,000. he shot castile several times after castile told him he was armed. the police department will pay for accrued and understand used leave. the fire department is making some progress. north of sacramento the wall fire destroyed at least 37 buildings and burned nearly 6,000 acres. evacuation orders for many residents remain in effect for at least another day. >> it was like a horse shoe

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out of the park in miami. and those homers traveled a total of 3.9 miles. well, a two-time wimbledon champion will be a spectator as the tournament enters the quarter finals. nadal was upset yesterday. top men's seed andy murray and third seeded fedderer advanced. paris and los angeles could each share a little portion of the olympic spotlight today. officials meeting in switzerland are expected to name sites for the 2024 and 2028 summer games. paris is focusing on 2024 while l.a. leaders say they won't rule anything out. there's a long running medical debate about whether koch fee is good for you or not but new research is giving coffee lovers grounds for optimism. >> reporter: marian is always up for a good cup of coffee. >> i love coffee.

i drink coffee way too much. >> reporter: turns out that could be a boost to her long-term health. >> i was thinking about cutting back but that's not going to be the case anymore. >> reporter: two new studies find drinking coffee either caffeinated or decaf is associated with a lower risk of death especially when it comes to cardiovascular diseases. the anti oxidants have a protective effect on the body. >> lower mark of -- >> reporter: they examined data for more than a half million people from tenure penocountries. they found people who drink one cup of coffee are 12% less likely to die than noncoffee drinkers. people consuming two to three cups a day reduce their chance of death by 18%. a second study shows the benefits appear to be the same for all ethnic backgrounds no matter how the coffee is

prepared. >> boiled coffee and any type of coffee consumed seems to confer this health benefit. >> reporter: he says he'll drink to that. >> i like the taste. it wakes me up so i guess i should wake more. >> reporter: he won't think twice about having another cup. chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >> i'm with him on that one. a rare lion was rescued from a well some 80 feet deep. the two-year-old cub was hoisted to safety last weekend in india. a rescuer went down in a protective cage to save him. it happened near the world's last sanctuary for the breed. well, coming up on cbs this morning, the series a more perfect union introduces us to a denver chef who's teaching chronically ill children how to grow and cook their own healthy meals. i'm anne marie-green. this is the cbs morning news.

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close call friday night at san francisco international airport. kris van cleave has details. >> reporter: it was just before midnight when other pilots sounded the alarm and possibly prevented a horrific accident. air canada flight 759 was coming in from toronto. the air bus a-320 was clear to land on runway 28 right at san francisco international but instead lined up for the taxi way that parallels the runway. there were four other airliners on that taxi way waiting to take off. air traffic control audio captured what happened next. >> so just want to confirm we see some lights on the runway there. can you confirm we're clear to land? >> confirmed clear to land

runway 28 right. there is no one on 28 right but you. >> where is this guy going? he's on the taxiway. >> i saw that, guys. >> the faa is now investigating the distance between that air canada flight and those jets on the ground on taxiway c. air canada says the airliner eventually landed safely and the airline is also investigating what happened. kris van calipleave, washington. at least 16 people were killed when a military tanker crashed into a soybean field in rural mississippi. witnesses say the kc-130 spiralled into the ground monday evening and burst into flames. debris was scattered over a five-mile radius. it's believed all the victims were on board the turbo prop. donald trump jr. reportedly learned from an e-mail before he met a russian lawyer that

information about hillary clinton came from the russian government. that's according to the new york times. donald trump's son has hired a criminal lawyer and says he talked to the senate intelligence committee. and an american soldier based in hawaii is under arrest for allegedly plotting to aid isis. kang appeared in court yesterday. he was arrested saturday after being investigated by the fbi for over a year. the fbi says he pledged allegiance to isis and said he wanted to use his rifle to kill a bunch of people. coming up on cbs this morning, new questions in the case of henderson, an american beaten to death in greece. we'll hear from one of his friends. plus, how newspapers are working to win back ad revenue through a proposal to share the wealth with online giants like facebook and google. and -- >> this is national jewish health and the hospital as a special school for kids with pes

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live from the brought cast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. well developing this morning a military plane goes down in mississippi sparking a fire and explosion. >> back here at home man is in jail facing charges this morning as police continue to search for four young men, who went missing in bucks count. >> i and get ready for a steamy and stormy day as we check out storm scan3. we'll tell you which areas may see some severe weather, and how high the america urie will climb. >> today is tuesday, july 11, i'm jim donovan. >> and i'm rahel solomon. >> the roller coast is her about to depart the station this morning. looking outside right now, lots of construction to talk about and some minor things, asel