. more surgery for scalise. >> he's in some trouble. >> dr. the being investigated for obstruction of justice. mr. trump fires back on twitter, of course. this morning a look at what obstruction charges could mean for the presidency and how vice president pence is protecting himself. and on the run for several days. two escaped

captured after running into a hoist to hide out. >> they thought they were going to steal a vehicle from the residence. little did they know it was not. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. congressman steve scalise remains in critical condition following multiple surgeries. authorities are learning more about the gunman who shot scalise and three others, but last night scalise was on the minds of fellow lawmakers who played the annual congressional baseball game in honor of their wounded colleague. weijia jiang is in washington. weijia, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. players in both parties wore hats to represent the louisiana state university. it was one of many tte

the stadium where politics stayed on the sidelines. democrats, 11, republicans, 2, but the oners of the annual congressional baseball game handed over the trophy as quickly as they received it, asking that it be placed in representative steve scalise's office. >> we're brothers and sisters. the trophy doesn't mean anything. our friendship does. >> scalise was one of four people shot wednesday during practice in the game. doctors say he may receive further rounds of surgery though his condition has improved in the last 24 hours. back at the game david bailey injured in the shooting threw out the first pitch surrounded by support for all of the victims. a pregame prayer at scalise fan zone. >> steve would want nothing more than the game being played. >> he doesn't mind the fact we won and he didn't play and he was the difference in winning and losing. jame

enforcement officials tell cbs news they now have his laptop and cell phone. outside his home his wife addressed reporters for the first time. >> i can't believe he did this. i cannot believe it. >> federal agents say they traced the guns hodgkins used and they're looking into how he knew about the baseball practice and whether hodgkinson was targeting anyone. so far investigators have not linched hodgkinson to any radical or terrorist groups, but, anne-marie, they have put together a pretty clear picture of a man fueled by anger toward republicans. >> all right. so sad. weijia jiang in washington. thank you so much, weijia. president trump is back on twitter responding to reports that he is now under investigation for possible obstruction of justice. the president's twiker attack came amid a report that robert

mueller is getting mr. trump's son-in-law jared kushner. the "washington post" had previously report they'd were looking at meetings with russia. jeff pegues has the lated on the investigation. >> reporter: the president's tweets came after the "washington post" reports president trump is now the subject of an obstruction investigation. his response, they made up a phony collusion with the russian story, found zero proof and now they go for obstruction of justice on the phony story. nice. cbs news has learned special counsel robert mueller will interview director of national intelligence dan coats and admiral mike rogers on whether they tamped down on the investigation into allegations of collusion with russia. a week ago former fbi director james comey told senators that he believed he was fired

trump because of the fbii's ongoing investigation, which comey was leading at the time. >> do you believe this will rise to the obstruction of justice? >> i don't know. i believe that's up to him to sort that out. >> reporter: while it is hard to proof. the allegation itself could hurt the president. >> don't you have to prove intent? >> getting to intent to obstruct or impede is going to be very important and it could be that they never are able to build that case in a meaningful way. however, damage could be done, political damage could be done during the process. >> reporter: mueller's appointment over a month ago drew partisan praise. the white house even interviewed him to fill the vacant fbi director job on may 16th. but as mueller's investigation gained traction, the president's allies began accusing him of trying to undermine the trump presidcy

why is it that hillary's family and dems' dealing are not looketed a but mine are. cbs news has confirmed mike pence has hired a personal lawyer toance any questions investigators may have for him. jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. two inmates who allegedly shot and killed two georgia prison guards are in custody this morning. donnie rowe and ricky dubose had been on the run since tuesday when they allegedly killed two guards and escaped from a prison bus. since then they stoel several cars, ransacked homes and held an elderly couple hostage. they held a wild chase in tennessee. they

home and picked the wrong home. >> the homeowner stepped out and held them by gun poin until another neighbor came to assist him. >> both were serving sentences for robbery and other crimes. high winds and low humidity are fueling nearly 30 wildfires in arizonalet last night two communities were evacuated as the high line fire approachedlet it merged with another fire consuming over 4, 00 akers. excessive heat warnings are posted in the southwest in parts of california this morning. and more severe weather is possible in central kansas. yesterday fast moving rains and high winds in salina in that area blew at least one semiinto a dish. and the evening storms tore the roofs off several buildings and knocked down trees. there are no reports of

the deadlocked jurors many the bill cosby sexual assault trial resumed this morning. they told the judge yesterday they had reach and impasse. he told them to keep trying. they did for another nine hours before going back to their hotel. cosby is facing charges he drugged and molested andrea consta constand. american doctors are disputing the reasons why otto warmbier suffered severe brain amage. e was held by the north for 17 months and his father says he's a fighter. >> reporter: fred warmbier walked into the press conference wearing the same jacket his son wore during the trial last march. >> i'm so proud of otoe who has been in a pariah regime for the last 18 months, brutalized and terrorized, and he's now home with his family. >> reporter: the comat

22-year-old college student was flown back to the united states last tuesday. fred warmbier described greeting his son for the first time in nearly two years. >> i knelt down by his side and i hugged him and i told him i was so glad he made it home. >> reporter: officials say he fell into a coma after he contracted body lichl and took a sleeping pill a day after he was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. he was convicted of committing a hostile act after stealing a propaganda poster last year. today they say he shows no sign of a botulism infection but he did suffer severe brain damage. lead physician daniel canter. >> he has spontaneous eye opening and blinking, however, he shows no signs of understanding language. >> reporter: canter said t

brain joour was caused by a sudden stopping of the heart. >> this pattern of brain injury, however, is usually seen as a result of cardio pulmonary arrested where the blood supply to the brain is inadequate. >> reporter: michelle miller, cbs news, new york. the search for the victims in the london apartment fire is now using drones. fire officials tell the bbc some victims may never be identified. they launched an investigation into the disaster. and the pilot of a small blimp that crash and burned near the u.s. open in wisconsin said he was trying to return to the air strip because it was too windy. he had just taken off when he heard a strange sound and the nose pitched down. the blimp crash and caught fire. the pilots with a only one

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we could see some stronger storms. we are looking at 71 degrees right now and humid air with the winds out of the southeast is going to help fuel some of these storms later on today. so isolated to start after the lunch hour and then becoming more scattered and more strong as we head through your dinner time. 67 for gaithersburg, 72 for leesburg. a quick check of the forecast, cloudy skies and isolated showers will continue this morning even through the early afternoon, but generally pretty dry and hit or miss. 12:00 today we are looking at cloudy skies. this is 3:00 just a few isolated showers out there as we head through 6:00 becoming more scattered. you see these heavy down pours starting to line up. isolated until 6 and between 6 and 9:00 storms will begin to come through. expect temperatures enter the mid-80s. you won't find a

minnesota avenue and benning road closed for a major crash involving a driver whose car spun out of control and wrapped around a pole. in the meantime, if you're going to be traveling around the beltway, still looking at a smooth ride this morning. 395, i-66 fairly quiet for the most part. we're going to have an update on the traffic conditions around town in about 9 minutes. it was democrats 11 republicans 2 at the annual congressional baseball game. democrats gave the trophy to the republicans and asked that it be given to congressman steve scalise. scalise is still hospitalized in critical condition this morning after undergoing more surgery. today investigators hope they'll be able to get inside a building in mount airy maryland that was destroyed by fire to find out what started it. thursday's fire destroyed a warehouse that used to be a car dealership. you could see those flames and that thick smoke billowing into the air for miles. the fire was hot enough to

a new study suggests 19- year-olds sit around just as much as 60-year-olds. johns hopkins researchers found physical activity among kids and teens is lower than they thought. kids 5 to 17 should get at least an hour a day where they're doing something. hundreds of fans fill the street as the l. a. police chief turned on the iconic bat signal over city hall. it was honor of adam west. he died last week at the age of 88. this is wake up washington on wusa9. >> good morning, thanks for joining us, and happy friday everyone, i'mjan jeffcoat. >> and i'm larry miller. mike hydeck has the day off. >> we're talking about a yellow weather alert. >> it is father's day weekend, and as you make your plans you'reoi

few showers. sunday is going to be the hottest day, but also potentially the driest. we'll detail out your futurecast for today. today is a yellow weather alert. some of these storms could reach stropping to severe limits. the main threats are going to be a lot of heavy rain and lightning. we could see gusty winds out there. we're going to be watching that closely this afternoon. through 12:00, a few isolated showers, cloudy and back to the mid-80s. as we factor in the humidity, it's going to feel like 90 this afternoon. 6:00 those storms are getting going, and they're going to linger until about 9:00 and even through 11:00, but at this point once the sunsets we'll lose some of that activity. grab your umbrella today. you will need it. high temperatures town by town, 86 for leesburg, 85 for manassas, and 84 for washington. tomorrow another round of scattered showers and thunderstorms. we'll go through that futurecast in just a bit. and of course your father's day forecast in detate. larry, what's tracking. we're keeping a

was an accident involving a driver. this is going to be around benning road and minnesota avenue. let's give you a live look so you can see what we're talking about so you can see the accident response on the left- hand side of your screen, even part of the right-hand side of your screen. still waiting to get more information from police to determine how long these road closures are going to be in effect. we're going to have the work around shortly. back to the maps right now, we are keeping a close eye on yet another accident that's kind of slowing down traffic already. this is going to be on riverdale road on the bw parkway northbound at 450. we're tracking delays. thank you larry. louisiana congressman steve scalise does remain hospitalized after he was shot wednesday while practicing for the annual congressional charity baseball game. that game went on