demarco. >> morgan: errol barnett at the white house, thank you. we're also following reports of a terror attack in mali. runmen stormed a resort popular with westerners near the city of bamako. they say there have been at least two casualties. security officers are on the scene and at least 32 guests have been rescued. y and more than 60 people were killed many of them in their cars trying to escape raging forest fires in central rertugal. e e fires broke out this weekend during a severe heat wave. the latest now from jonathan vigliotti in our london bureau. >> reporter: demarco, portugal's nacretary of state has called it the deadliest forest fire in the nation's history. many of the victims were found in their cars, apparently trapped when strong winds blew flames over a busy motorway. the fire began saturday in the mountainous area. it has been in the grips of a heat wave. police believe the fire was sparked after lightning struck a tree. fle flames then quickly spread in the try conditions and burned horough several neighborhoods destroying ho

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i'm demarco morgan. this is our western edition. at least seven are dead, and more than 30 in hospitals following a night of terror in london. isis is now claiming responsibility. the three attackers are also dead, killed by police. a dozen other suspects, several of them women, arrested overnight. the van and knife attack comes less than two weeks after a concert bombing in manchester. today, prime minister theresa may declared "enough is enough" as she called for a crackdown on evil extremism. in singapore, prince harry joined muslims breaking their ramadan fast, with prayers for the victims. we have a team of correspondents covering a city and nation on edge. we begin with elizabeth palmer. >> reporter: just after 10:00 last night around london bridge, people were running for their lives, urged on by the police. >> move back! >> reporter: the van that the terrorists had used moments before to mow down pedestrians stood abandoned as security forces rushed to the rescue from the air and the ground. ( sirens ) dan nguyen from califo

i'm demarco morgan.he bodies of american sailors killed in a crash at sea off the coast of japan have been found. seven crew members from the "uss fitzgerald" have been missing since the navy destroyer was hit by a cargo ship about four times its size. it happened early saturday morning local time. bodies were found today in a flooded sleeping area. japan's prime minister sent president trump a note expressing his sorrow and condolences. we get more now from ben tracy in beijing. >> reporter: when naefy divers were able to get inside the destroyed compartment of the "uss fitzgerald," they found what they had feared. their crew members killed by the collision or the flooding that followed. >> my focus is on the families. the grieving family members, the crew, and the friends of the "uss fitzgerald." >> reporter: vice admiral joseph aucoin heads the u.s. 7th fleet based in japan. he called the damage to the "fitzgerald" significant and the impact traumatic. in the middle of the night it collided with a con

demarco morgan cbs news queen -- queensbury, new york. >>> it's the second raid by the bureau in more than 200 years. more than 200 agents went into the jail late last night. investigators did not go into details about why they're there, but they are expected to release information later this week. the jail has a history years. most recently four cards were indicted for allegedly beating a -- four guards were indicted for allegedly beating a man inside the jail. >>> cops in san francisco are trying to figure out what caused a huge fight to break out inside a crowded mall. it happened last night. police put the mall on lockdown and then finally just closed it all for the night. they're looking at video and social media to determine charges. several officers were hurt trying to break up the squirmish. >>> a service member made history over the pride parade. air national guard tech sergeant nathaniel baney marched in the portland pride parade in full uniform. he enlisted in 2001 and says he served most of his time hiding that he was gay and he never thought he'd get a letter from the pen

demarco morgan has more. >> it's how uber connects with diversity is through adversity. >> reporter:fter building a nearly $70 billion empire in less than 10 years the cofounder and chief executive travis kalanick is out at uber. >> this is a tricky balance of this kind of business. >> reporter: his resignation comes after the company had a number of missteps including a sexual harassment controversy and a federal probe into uber's alleged use of software to avoid some law enforcement. kalanick has been at the center of controversy including a heated back and forth with an uber driver caught on camera in february. >> this is the whole business. [ indiscernible ] [ yelling and cursing ] >> reporter: in a statement to the "new york times" he wrote: i love uber more than anything in the world. and at this difficult moment in my personal life i have accepted the investors request to step aside. >> i guess at the end of the day we felt like we were good people doing good work. >> reporter: say kalanick was forced out of the company he helped create after his leave of absence announced las

demarco morgan in flint. thanks, demarco. now to the special election in georgia to fill the house seat vacated by tom price when he joined the trump cabinet. the seat will stay republican, and in the end, it wasn't all this close. here's chief congressional correspondent nancy cordes. >> this is not the outcome any of us were hoping for. >> no. >> reporter: for democrats it was $32 million down the drain. newcomer jon ossoff lost to republican carryn owens -- karen handel by four points. >> special thanks to the president of the united states of america. >> reporter: the president's special adviser kellyanne conway issued her thanks to everyone who breathlessly and snarkly proclaimed the race as a referendum on bow us the: you were right. ohio democrat tim ryan says it shows his party's brand is toxic. >> we better take a good, long, strong look in the mirror and realize that the problem is us. it's the party. >> reporter: "we need a genuinely new message," wrote seth moulton of massachusetts, "a serious jobs plan that reach

demarco morgan is in norristown, pennsylvania. >> reporter: andrea constand, a former employee at templeity, cosby's alma mater, testified in graphic detail about the evening she alleges cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her in 2004. constand told the court, cosby invited her to his home outside philadelphia for dinner, and emfered her three blue pills he called "a natural remedy to ease her stress" and a glass of wine. in court today, constand called cosby "a temple friend, somebody that i trusted, a friend, a tntor, somewhat of an older figure to me," and said she wasn't scared of him. constand testified she remembers e ving blurred vision, saying, "i could see two of him." her legs were, "rubbery," and cosby fondled her, but she admitted to staying in contact with cosby after the alleged incident. inside the courtroom, cosby sat looking directly at the accuser, frowning, and shaking his head at times. the defense has questioned constand's credibility. during cross-examination today, nafense attorneys pointed to innstand's phone records after the incident, showing she called cosby t

i'm demarco morgan.republican leaders trying to mend divisions within their own party and the push to repeal and replace obamacare. a planned vote on the senate health care bill this week delayed until after fourth of july recess. a dozen republican senators are concerned about the current version of the bill. republicans can afford two no votes without any support from democrats. meanwhile, president trump invited gop lawmakers to the white house tuesday in an effort to help close the deal. here is margana >> so we are going to talk. >> president trump summoned all republican senators to the white house. for an emergency meeting tuesday after party leaders postponed the health care vote due to a lack of support. >> this will be great if we get it done. and itch f we don't get it done is something that we are not going to like. that's okay. i understand that very well. >> reporter: some senators arrived become to capitol hill optimistic they will find a path to passage. >> we are not there yet. we don't

demarco morgan.n norristown, pennsylvania. >> reporter: andrea constand, a former employee at temple university, cosby's alma mater, testified in graphic detail about the evening she alleges cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her in 2004. constand told the court, cosby invited her to his home in philadelphia and offered her three blue pills he called a natural remedy to ease her stress and a glass of wine. in court today, constand called cosby "a temple friend, somebody that i trusted, a friend, a mentor, somewhat of an older figure to me" and she said she wasn't scared of him. constand testified she remembers having blurred vision, saying, "i could see two of him." her legs were, "rubbery," and cosby fondled her. but she admitted to staying in contact with cosby after the alleged incident. inside the courtroom, cosby sat looking directly at the accuser, frowning and shaking his head at times. the defense has questioned constand's credibility. during cross-examination today, defense attorneys point

i'm demarco morgan. a massive hack attack, locking up come pulteputers the world o.nies in russia. utilities across europe and continues to spread. what do the cybercriminals want? to be paid. elizabeth palmer has the story. >> the malware crippled computers across ukraine, russia, the uk, most of europe and the u.s. disablin disabling, banks, airport, construction company, major law firm and grocery stores where customers were left with no way to pay. corporate titans were hit too. including, new jersey based merck pharmaceuticals, the danish shipping company, molar-mersk. and the russian oil giant. whodunni, carl harbaregr. what do you suspect? >> suspicions are, the suspicions are this is a criminal motive. why? because they're asking for -- money. >> $300 to be exact here's what an infected computer tells the user to do. pay up in the crypto currency bit coin. >> they could get much more sinister. >> you can imagine a future where maybe conceptually they're able to -- infect an insulin pacemaker or automobile or something like this. the ultimate ransom. >> a terr

demarco morgan is in flint. >> 55-year-old male, 55-year-old male, officer down. at the airport. approached him with a large hunting knife and slashed his neck. >> just past 9:30 inside the airport main terminal when a man reportedly shouting, god is great in arabic, stabbed airport police lieutenant jeff neville in the neck. special agent in charge. >> he made a statement something to the effect you have killed people in syria, iraq and afghanistan. and we are all going to die. >> police identified the attacker as 50-year-old from quebec who is now in custody. >> we don't believe that anyone was involved with this individual. we have no information to suggest a wider plot. but it is certainly very, very early in the investigation at this time we view him as the a -- a lone wolf attacker. >> the man was wrestled to the ground. the airport was immediately shut down and evacuated. >> a whole bunch of blood everywhere. and everywhere. >> fbi officials say the suspect expressed his hatred for the united states. anthony asked for lieutenant neville out of surgery in satisfactory condi

i'm demarco morgan.ext step in the republican party seven-year long quest to kill affordable care act comes tomorrow. gop leaders in the senate will unveil to repeal and replace obamacare. the bill created behind closed doors and has been shrouded in secrecy. still, a senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell determined to bring it to vote end of next week. nancy cordes has the story. >> senate democrats held up hearings and resorted to stunt tuesday to make a case about secrecy. >> trying to point out the absurd. >> reporter: three live streamed a jaunt to the congressional budget office where they tried to get ahold of the senate health care bill. >> republicans are and the american public out of the process. no public hearings, no meetings. secret negotiations. there is nothing happening in secret here. republican leaders promise to release a draft on thursday. and said there is a simple reason, democrats have been shut out. they have no interest whatsoever. makes no sense. are they invited into your pl

demarco morgan has the details. >> reporter: this circulated around the community.th bacon burned and handcuffed to a fence. on friday night pages ripped from the koran were thrown outside and picked up by worshippers during ramadan prayers. it's the third time the mosque has been targeted since the presidential election. a woman was seen vandalizing the center in january, and in november the mosque was one of several that received a letter calling muslims vial and filthy, praising then president-elect trump says he ooh going to do to muslims what hitler did to the jews. >> what's the reason for the attack. >> we don't think it happened at the very moment that donald trump's rhetoric came to the forefront. he's normalizing anti-muslim bigotry and it's emboldening people to go after their muslim neighbors. talk about the level of disrespect, ripping pages out of the holy koran, putting bacon inside. >> this is as clear as using a swastika or using a burning cross. this is meant as a symbol of hate. it is meant as a symbol of intimidation, and when it is done to a mos

i'm demarco morgan. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, june 28th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." it's time to regroup on the gop health care bill. >> so we're going to talk and see what we can do. we're getting very close. >>> plus, global hack. a cyber attack paralyzes bank, government offices, and even hospitals around the world. >>> and the death of a chicago teen leads to the indictment of three police officers. >>> 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. well, president trump met with senate republicans to try to work out deal to salvage the gop's health care overhaul bill. before the meeting the president conceded that it may not get done. growing resistance among senate republicans forced party leaders to powe post a vote on the bill until after the july recess. seth is in washington. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell decided to call off the vote on the planned repeal and replace of obamacare but the lack of

i'm demarco morgan.clouds from across the world after president trump announced he's pulling the united states out of the paris climate accord. the agreement signed by every nation on earth except two called for voluntary standards to reduce greenhouse gases. and the goal is to slow the increase and the world's temperature. mr. trump called it unfair to the united states and american workers. chip reid has the story. >> the united states will withdraw from the paris climate accord -- >> reporter: the president's announcement was exactly what conserti out of his administration were hoping to hear. but the president left the door open a bit, making clear that during the four years it takes to formally withdraw from the agreement he'll try to get a deal that he says would be fair to the u.s. >> this agreement is less about the climate and more about other countries gaining a financial advantage over the united states. >> reporter: the paris accord, he said, would lead to the loss of millions of american job

demarco morgan, queens berry, new york. >> cell phone video shows frightening reason why an air airasia flight bound for the capitol of malaysia had to head back to australia for an emergency landing. >> that's not good. passengers reported hearing allowed bang in one of the engines, and then the plane violently began to shake. that's when the pilot decided to turn the plane around, he asked everyone on board, to say a prayer. >> lots of people pulling out their life jackets, and stuff, pretty much preparing, but we thought good chance it would go down. >> you know, if you have to go, you have to go. >> but i don't want to have to go after two hours of that. the passengers and kree endured shaking for almost two hours until the plane landed safely in australia airline officials blamed technical issue in the engine for the problem. >> drivers are continuing their search for victims after a packed tourist boat signings on reservoir in columbia a right now at least six people are dead, more than dozen missing. as the boat went down recreational boats, fishing boats, even jet ski sped to th

. >> pelley: demarco morgan, thanks. and when we come back, men overboard at the merkz cup.r remote moisture sensors use a reliable network to tell them when and where to water. so that farmers like ray can compete in big ways. china. oh ... he got there. that's the power of and. >> pelley: uber said today it has fired more than 20 employees after an investigation of sexual harassment, bullying, and discrimination. the ride-sharing company has also hired former attorney general eric holder and his law firm to investigate uber's corporate culture. dish network was hit today with the biggest fine ever for telemarketing violations. an illinois judge ordered the satellite tv company to pay $280 million for making millions of calls to people on the "do not call" registry. it was a rough day for sailing off burm during the america's cup sem finals today, winds gusted to 57 miles an hour. and look at that, team new zealand's catamaran capsized. some of the crew flew into the water. others hung on to the sides as rescue teams sprang into action. but everybody got out safely to sail

demarco morgan reports. >> reporter: still on the board at uber, but a turbulent six months for him.brash executive one timed seemed untouchable he is on the inside of one of the most successful startups in recent memory and comes at a pivotal time for the company. >> it is how uber connects with diversity through adversity. >> after a nearly $70 billion empire in less than a decade. co-founder, chief executive, is out at uber. >> this is the tricky balance of this kind of business. >> his resignation after the company suffered a number of missteps including sexual harassment controversy and a federal probe into uber's alleged use of software to avoid some law enforcement. the ceo himself at the center of controversy including heated back and forth with an uber driver cut on camera in february. >> what, what? >> you drove the prices? >> yeah. >> with $20. >> [ bleep ]. >> in a statement to "the new york times," he wrote, i love uber more than anything in the world. and at this difficult moment in my personal life, i have accepted the investors' request to step aside so that uber can

demarco morgan has details. >> in sacramento, california, saturday this image circulated around the communityn, burned and handcuffed to a fence at the largest mosque in the state's capitol. friday night, pages ripped from a koran were thrown outside the islamic center in davis, california. picked up by worshippers during ramadan prayers. ♪ it is the third time the mosque has been targeted since the presidential election. a woman was seen vandalizing the center in january. and in november, the mosque was one of several that received a letter calling muslims vile and filthy, praising then president elect trump saying he is going to do to you muslims what hitler did to the jews. >> what's the reason for the attacks? >> we don't think it is coincidence that the surge in anti-muslim hate crimes happened at the time that donald trump's rhetoric came to the forefront. we have a man at highest levels of government that is normalizing, bigotry, and emboldened a jen ration of individuals to go after the muslim neighbors. >> albert kahn with the chapter of american islamic relations. and talk about the

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cosby's accusers and supporters gathered outside the courthouse in norristown, pennsylvania, and demarco morgans there. demarco, good morning. >> reprter: good morning. the jury appears to be tired. they're deliberating in a hotel hundreds of miles from home. last night we saw pizza boxes being brought into the courthouse, but after 40 hours of deliberation, they're unable to unanimously agree on any of the charges against him. >> no matter how enduring the character these people play, they're not above the law. >> reporter: two of bill cosby's accusers addressed the outside the courthouse thursday night. the judge told the jury to keep trying. the prosecutor said it's up to judge o'neill what happens next. >> the judge can declare a hung jury and mistrial, which allows a new trial for the defendant. >> we definitely want this thing to end. >> reporter: shortly before jurors were let go thursday night cosby's confidante was called to step in. constand's attorney said the jury is apparently working very hard. in other high-profile cases it's taken less time to reach a verdict. deliberations in t

demarco morgan is in flint where the stabbing took place. demarco, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. investigators believe amor ftouhi was a lone wolf, meaning he acted alone. >> somebody approached me with a large hunting knife. >> reporter: according to investigators ftouhi ambushed lieutenant jeff anevelle at the airport in flint michigan. >> reporter: officials say he fought ftouhi off while others and airport safety chris miller ganed control of the suspect. >> lieutenant stopped fight until i handcuffed this person. >> reporter: the fbi said 52-year-old ftouhi traveled legally crossing over the border in lake champlain in upstate new york. according to the complaint filed wednesday, the investigation shows cement 47 minutes at the airport before the attack. he arrived at the airport with two bags. at 9:10 he went to a stranlts on the second floor where he stayed there for about two weeks. he then entered a restroom, dropped off his bags and came out and stand neville five seconds laters. investigators say ftouhi is cooperating w

demarco morgan is outside of the montgomery county courthouse. >> reporter: good morning. on the fares day of court bill cosby's defense team says ann constand repeatedly lied about the sexual assault. constand was betrayed by mentor. asked the jury to put aside his larger-than-life persona. bill cosby left the montgomery county courthouse monday night after nearly ten hours of opening arguments and testimony. earlier in the day cosby smiled as actress keshia knight-pulliam who played his daughter on the cosby show accompanied him to court. >> i came to support because this is where you hear the facts. >> reporter: cosby's defense team targeted andrea constand's credibility. they claim that she didn't contact cosby after the assault. they said they spoke by phone 72 times and she initiated 53 of the calls. the prosecution argued constand tried to pain taken a sense much normalcy after the incident and said the case is about trust, betrayal and inability to consent. >> they both made very strong >> reporter: attorney dennis mcandrews was at the court. >> prosecution was mor

morgan. lauren demarco is standing live at the scene. i want to mention, your photograph panned to the right of you a little while ago and it appeared that that was possibly one of the police police officee in the street. is that correct. >> you can see part of the bike it's in the middle of the street and one question we had was whether or not theses officers were in the street or on the bikes. they were not able to tell us. it's not clear whether they were at the time, but at this point it's resting there in the middle of the road. marina had been mentioning a fifth person injured. i believe that may have been, it sounds like from in that white pickup truck still waiting for confirmation from officials on that. but it sounds like there actually may have been a passenger with that driver along in the truck now. what we know is that that pickup truck hit the officers and the department of public works employee continued northbound across colombia road, slammed into a red dumb truck and that's when the driver it xed the vehicle and that p