cbs news correspondent adriana diaz has the latest from columbus. >> reporter: dramatic amateur video shows a row of seats from the thrill ride appearing to detach from its housing. with the sound of the crash stunning onlookers at least two people were thrown from the ride. >> i heard a girl scream helped and i looked over and i seen something fly out and then i seen it crash to the ground. first responders and witnesses rushed to help the victims who were scattered across the ground. >> so scared. >> multiple passengers were ejected at high speeds with high energy. many feet at least 20 or 30 if not more into the air and then crashed at a significant distance from the ride. >> reporter: the ohio state fare is one of the nation's largest with hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. ohio governor john kasich ordered all rides shut down after the malfunction. >> this is the worst tragedy in the history of the fair. but we'll recover from this as

anthony. >> mason: adriana diaz in >>> war in the white house turned personal.cci lashing out accusing leaking of secrets. that's a small part of it. >> for the first time deputy attorney general sessions reacts publicly days of criticism over his decision to recuse himself from the russian investigation. it's hurt but but the president of the united states is a strong leader. >> reporter: fearing mr. trump might fire sessions or special counsel robert mueller, who is handling the investigation, south carolina republican lindsey graham issued a blunt warning. >> if jeff sessions is fired, there will be holy hell to pay. any effort to go after mueller could be the beginning of the end of the trump presidency, unless mueller did something wrong. >> reporter: republicans also told the president not to fire sessions during the august recess, when a successor could potentially sidestep senate confirmation. nebraska senator ben sasse: >> if you're thinking of making a recess appointment to push out the attorney general, forget about it. the presidency isn't a bull, an

adriana diaz has more from the neighborhood where the shooting happened. >> the death of justine is a loss. >> to everyone who knew her, she touched so many people. >> justine damond's fiancees says piecing together the. >> we've lost the dearest of people and we're desperate for information. >> damond's father said this is a nightmare for their family. >> justine was a beacon to all of us. we only and that the light of justice shine down on the circumstances of her death. >> minneapolis police officer muhammad noor was one of two officers who responded to damond's 9-1-1 call. multiple eyewitnesses say damond approached the police cruiser in she was standing at the driver's window when officer noor opened fire from the passenger seat. the bullet passed in front of his partner and went through the open window fatally striking damond. noor joined the police department in 2015 as its first somali american officer. in a statement noor's attorney says his client extends his condolences to the family and anyone else who's been touched by this event. damond relocated to minneapolis from sydn

anthony. >> mason: adriana diaz in columbus. thank you, adriana. the nation's top military officer, general joseph dunfer, said today transgender service members will be allowed to reremain in uniform until the pentagon receives a directive to remove them from the armed forces. president trump tweeted yesterday that he was reinstating the transgender band but a tweet is not an official order. als the trump presidency dominates the news each day, we hear very little from the trump business empire. julianna goldman and investigative laura strictler found out, that's just how the trump organization wants it. >> reporter: throughout his business career, donald trump placed a premium on fame. >> my life has been, tim, a very, very open book. >> reporter: but president trump's business organization wants to stay on the down-low. cbs news has obtained a new confidentiality agreement rolled out after the election. the trump organization is requiring employees at all levels to sign it, or else they will lose their jobs. employees must agree to keep secret a

adriana diaz is following this. >> reporter: questions are mounting about why justine damond was s police late saturday night after calling 911 about a possible assault. the 40-year-old owe go and meditation teacher from australia was set to marry don damond next month. >> our hearts are broken, and we are utterly devastated by the loss of justine. >> reporter: according to several eyewitnesses, damond, in her pa jam marks approached the police car and was standing at the driver's window when officer mohammad noor, who was in the passenger seat, shot her. don damond's son spoke about the incident on facebook. >> my mom is dead because a police officer shot her for reasons i i don't know. >> reporter: investigators say the officer's body cameras were not turned on and the squad car camera did not capture the shooting. minneapolis mayor betsy hodges. >> every officer who is responding to 911 calls is wearing a body camera. if they're having an interaction, that follows under the policy for activating them. they need to actty secretary o >> reporter: the minneapolis police department was res

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adriana diaz talks about it.rget. >>> meet the crop of chicago cubs fans, all nine months after the team's historic world series win. you do the m natalie and joe pelnar had their baby boy aidson named for the street outside of wrigley. these babies were born at advocate masonic medical center less than a mile from the legendary home. cubs mascot clark visited them. >> is this his first cubs oncecy? >> oh, no chls what did we get for presents. cubs clothing. >> club iker was bon morning and rita on twous and theo epstein named after theo epstein came. >> when do we think theo was conceived? >> i think the night the cubs won. the cubs were on just the right amount of champagne. >> reporter: >> it was all hands on deck. it was a very busy time. and, of course, babies tend to come all at once or at the most inopportune of times. >> while we can't know for sure the chicago cubs brought on this baby boom, for these new parents at least, the timing is a home run. for "cbs this morning," adriana diaz, chicago. >> that's

reporter adriana diaz shows us. >> reporter: meet the youngest crop of chicago cubs fans, all born about 9 months after the team's his tore rick world series win. you do the math. >> we got pregnant with the cubs. >> they welcomed their baby boy addison last week named for the street outside wrigley field. >> which literally found out the day after the cubs won the world series we were pregnant. so we had two things to celebrate. >> they were born less than a mile from the baseball team's legendary home. cubs' mascot clark visited with the trophy and the world series ring. >> what do we get for presents? cubs clothing. >> baby rita arrived on tuesday and theo, named after cubs exec, came into the world just over a week ago. >> reporter: when do we think theo was conceived? >> we don't have any scientific proof, but you're pretty convinced. >> the night the cubs won the world series. a lot of luck and the right amount of champagne. >> reporter: ob/gyn says doubled around when babies conceived during the world series would have come to term. >> it was all hands on deck, a very busy time. t

adriana diaz is there. >> reporter: this extra-long fourth of july weekend was the bloodiest in recent years. at least 101 people were shot, nearly half in the last 12 hours of the holiday weekend. to give you a sense of the enormity of that number, that's the amount of passengers that can fill most regional airplanes, at least 15 people were killed. to see the violence for ourselves, we spent last night with tim white, a former gang leader who is now trying to stop the violence in the streets. >> we're on our way to an emergency. [siren blaring] >> >> reporter: we rushed to the sight of the murder, a liquor store on chicago's west side. as police sealed off the crime scene, it was too much for some to bare. we learned that just after midnight two people were shot in the one of the alleys back there. you can see a body on the sidewalk that police covered with bank et. [gunfire] the body laid there for hours as police continued their investigation. >> somebody gets shot, something else can happen. >> reporter: cbsn on assignment spent the last weekend in chicago to witness the violence

adriana diaz is there. >> reporter: this extra long fourth of july weekend was bloodiest in recent years. at least 101 team were shot. nearly half in the last 12 hours of the holiday weekend. to give you a sense of the enormity of the number that is the amount of passengers that can fill most regional airplanes. at least, 15 people were killed. to see the violence for ourselves we spent last night with tim white, a former gang leader, who is now frying to stop the violence in streets. >> we are on the way to a murder scene. we rushed to the site of the murder. a liquor store on the west side. as police sealed the crime saint was too much forsome to bear. pwe learned that just after midnight, two people were shot in one of the alleys, just back there. and you can see, a body -- on the sidewalk. that police covered with the blanket. the body laid there for hours. as police continued their investigation. >> same night that somebody gets shot, something else can happen. >> cbs on assignment spent the week in chicago to witness the violence from the inside. >> every day you, know. >> we got b

adriana diaz has more on the accident, including an interview with a teenager who survived it. ♪ ♪ cr: these were the first customers on the skylift, one of the few rides to reopen at the ohio state fair after wednesday night's deadly accident on the fast-moving fireball, where passengers and a car were flung off the ride. i it was scary. like a nightmare come true. >> reporter: 19-year-old hakim -yssein and his girlfriend, hannah, were in the car next to the one that detached. >> it started going faster and then it started going higher and that's when it hit the ride. boom, my whole life flashed in front of me. i saw people die. >> there were just people panicking everywhere. and what really bothers me is people just wanted to have their phones out. >> reporter: the only known video that captured the crash cs been viewed by millions. >> everybody's seen this video, but they weren't there. h's not in their head. it's-- it replays over and over in my head. >> reporter: the couple had initially been seated in the car that fell, but were moved it last minute. >> it is still stuck in my

. >> mason: adriana diaz in columbus. >>> as the trump presidency dominates the news each day, we hear very little from the trump business empire. julianna goldman and investigative producer laura strickler found out, that's just how the trump organization wants it. >> reporter: throughout his business career, donald trump placed a premium on fame. >> my life has been, tim, a very, very open book. >> reporter: but president trump's business organization wants to stay on the down-low. cbs news has obtained a new confidentiality agreement rolled out after the election. the trump organization is requiring employees at all levels to sign it, or else they will lose their jobs. employees must agree to keep secret any information they learn about anyone in the trump family and extended family, including their present, former, and future spouses, children, parents, in-laws. >> i have reviewed confidentiality agreements in international family-run hospitality organizations, and yet i have never seen a loyalty code to a family like this. >> reporter: debra soltis has specialized in employment la

adriana diaz is following this. >> reporter: questions are mounting about why justine damond was shot saturday night after assault. the 40-year-old yoga and meditation teacher from australia was set to marry don damond next month. >> our hearts are broken, and we are utterly devastated by the loss of justine. >> reporter: according to several eyewitnesses, damond, in her pajamas, approached the police car and was standing at the driver's window when officer mohamed noor, who was in the passenger seat, shot her. don damond's son spoke about the incident on facebook. >> my mom is dead because a police officer shot her for reasons i don't know. >> reporter: investigators say the officers' body cameras were not turned on, and the squad car camera did not cap terp tture t shooting. minneapolis mayor betsy hodges. >> well, every officer who is responding to 911 calls is wearing a body camera. if they're having an interaction, that falls under the policy for activating them, they need to activate them. >> reporter: the police department was recently equipped wi officer involved shootings, in

for "cbs this morning: saturday," adriana diaz, columbus. >> just horrifying. >> yeah. i hope they figured out what happened with those rides. some of them, if you've been on them, you wonder if they travel all over, how safe they are. >>> a photographer battled extremes of weather and altitude to capture incredible images of tigers in the wild. why he hopes the effort will encourage protection of the lands they call home. but first here's >>> how does the quality of our medical care in children influence our health as adults? up next in our "morning rounds" medical new, dr. tara narula on the findings of a new study. plus the role diets may play in treating multiple sclerosis. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." i love you, droolius caesar, but sometimes you stink. febreze car vent clip cleans away odors for up to 30 days. because the things you love can stink. i doni refuse to lie down. why suffer? stand up to chronic migraine with botox® botox® is the only treatment for chronic migraine shown to actually prevent headaches and migraines before they even star

adriana diaz is in ohio. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.tors are working around the clock. they're here right now inspecting the other rides. the rides will be closed but the park will be open again. thousands returned to the ohio state fairgrounds in columbus on thursday. less than 24 hours earlier passengers were thrown into the air when a carnival ride malfunctioned. >> we're going to watch and participate and document all the facts, basically an autopsy on that machine to make sure we get to the bottom of why it came apart. >> reporter: despite the park's reopening, all rides at fair have been shut down until they can be reinspected. >> what you need to make sure of is check and recheck and do the best you can. but the ability for human beings to avoid accidents, you've got to talk to the big guy upstairs to figure that one out. >> reporter: the fireball also known as the afterburner swings up to 40 riders 20 times in the air while spinning two times a minute. there was a bull ten advising all afterburners to test for cracks. this ride

adriana diaz is near her home with new details about the deadly encounter. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the shooting happened in the alley behind me when damond walked up to squad call report her 911 call. she heard a noise that could have been a sexual assault. a law enforcement source tells cbs news officer mohamed noor had his gun drawn when he and his partners arrived here but investigators haven't said why he opened fire. >> the death of justine is a loss to everyone who knew her. she touched so many people. >> reporter: justine damond's fiance said piecing together the 40-year-old's final minutes will help bring comfort to those who loved her. >> we have lost the dearest of people and we're desperate for information. >> reporter: back home in australia, her father said this is a nightmare for their family. >> justine was a dpee bebeacon of us. we ask the light of justice shine down on the circumstances of her death. >> reporter: the minneapolis police officer was one of two officers who responded to damond's 911 call monday night. they have