fake news. storyd retracted the linking a trap adviser to russian investment fund your three journalists -- i do not know if that response is good enough, sanders said. we have gone to a place where, if the media cannot be trusted to report the news, it is a dangerous place for america. philip calling in from kissimmee, florida, independent line, what is your level of trust in the news media. caller: i grew up reading books in the library, getting information that most people do not read in terms of trying to get the facts. corporations are taking advantage of history in terms of propaganda to bring people in this country to the point of use that would highlight their income driven agendas. and their political agendas. most people need to wake up. and start trying to find information. they know most people are way over their heads in terms of time elements and doing what they have to do in this world to survive. the: what would you prefer -- for example, when you watch television news, do you pr

"nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. i'm craig melvin in for lester. >>> some major staff changes at the white house on this friday. it had been a bumpy six months for the man tasked with the job of chief spokesman for the trump administration. tonight, press secretary sean spicer is out. he quit suddenly this morning as a new communications director was announced. his name is anthony scaramucci, a longtime wall street banker and a former fund-raiser for the trump campaign. one of his first orders of business today was naming a new white house press secretary. so what will the staff changes mean for the trump white house? we start tonight with our chief white house correspondent hallie jackson. >> i think that is troubling. thank you guys very much. i appreciate it. >> reporter: in a stunning staff shuffle tonight, a familiar face stepping down and a new one stepping in. >> what about your staff shake-up today? can you explain what you're trying to accomplish? >> make america grea

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new breaking news. throw everything out the window. this is the new schedule. this is how we work now. you wait long enough into the evening without getting too drunk to pay attention to the news and you'll find that something breaks and changes your plans. monday evening it was president trump passing on classified intelligence to the russians in the oval office. tuesday night it was the existence of a memo from fired fbi director james comey describing a conversation if which he says the president asked him to back off the fbi investigation of former national security adviser mike flynn. last night it was the appointsment of a social counsel to take over the trump-russia investigation. now it's the fourth day of the week and so now we've got a new one. tonight's scoop comes courtesy of michael schmitt at the "the new york times," a sorry that he's broken tonight. the front page of the "the new york times" website, in addition to the alleged direct pressure on bithe president on director comey, apparently the president called the fbi director and pressured him

here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> we begin with the latest on possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia. donald trump jr. says he met with a kremlin-linked lawyer who promised help with the campaign. the meeting between the president's eldest son took place in june at the trump tower shortly after his father won the gop nomination. "the new york times" reports trump jr. agreed to the meeting after being promised he would be told information linked to clinton. his brother-in-law jared kushner and then campaign manager paul manafort also attended. in a statement trump jr. said during the meeting the lawyer had information that individuals in marco rubio were funding the national democratic committee and supporting hillary clinton but he said no details were offered and it turned into a plan allowing u.s. citizens to adopt russian children. >>> meanwhile president trump says he strongly pushed president vladimir putin and back tracked on cooperating with russi

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it is july 11. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> it's getting serious on "the bachelorette." >> it is. is his pick still in it? >> is his pick? >> yes. and i think is the front runner. >> oh, no. my two are on there. we'll break it down so you don't have to. >>> we'll start this half hour with the frustrating fight against dozens of wildfires in the west as crews get control of one fire, yet another one breaks out elsewhere. >> this is the latest to break out in california, a brush fire burning dangerously close to homes in san jose. a one-square mile has been evacuated. abc's matt gutman has more on the battle to contain those fast-moving flames. >> reporter: those fires ripping across california, the aerial assault. more than 6,000 firefighters deployed. some 8,000 evacuated statewide. the alamo fire consuming 45 square miles. the nearby whittier fire trapped a group of 80 campers and 50 counselor over the weekend. >> they had flames where they could not access these children. >> reporter: a bulldozer finally breaking through to kids like this 9-year-old. >> we were in th

over a new budget. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh, is live in the cbs-3 news center this morning, with the impact the shutdown is having on the garden state. >> lawmakers set to gather again at 11:00 this morning, but if they cannot work out a deal, thousands of state workers could be furloughed, and not essential services like renewing your drivers license that will be put on hold f it is all due to gridlock between governor chris christie and the state legislature. general assembly speaker was refuse to go post governor's chris christie's controversial horizon bill would require the state's largest health insurer, and priorities out of the budget, fears the provision which he believes has not been carefully considered would lead to drastic insurance premium hikes. >> it needs to be vetted. that has not been a line in the sand. that's cement in the sands for me. >> and while essential government services like state police, state hospitals, and new jersey transit will continue to hospital, state be

. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. i'm meg oliver in for anne-marie green. >>> today is the first day on the job for white house chief of staff general john kelly. he will attempt to white house in disarray. mola lenghi has all of that and much more in washington. good morning. >> good morning, meg. the new chief of staff general kelly seems to have a tall task ahead of him, chaotic white house with no legislative victories and increasing tensions abroad. president trump begins today with a new chief of staff. this morning he softwears in former homeland security secretary-general john kelly. >> i think the president wants more structure. >> he'll have to help tackle health care the president wants to push forward despite being voted down in the senate last week. a new cbs nation tracker poll more than 47% want a bipartisan fix. 62% disapprove of the president's handling of the issue. >> what we need do is go through the normal process and produce a series of bills to fix the very real flaws in the affordable care act.

jim and rahel. >> thanks, appreciate it. >>> we have some breaking news just in the news room in nework, a police officer ambushed by a gunman sitting in the patrol car has died. it happened around 12:30 this morning. suspect walk up and shot officer through window of her car. the officer was rush to the hospital. we have just learn that she did not make it. responding officers responded and shot and killed the suspect. motive is unclear. new york city police officer is killed overnight in the bronx. >>> we have a lot more to cover on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", taking care of business at dmv? well, governmental shut down in new jersey is giving you more time but you do have to act fast. >>> and those google cars are more than just mapping the roads we will tell you how they are tracking something else, that is when "eyewitness news" continues. >>> there will not be a strike , as the union that represents actors agreed ton a three-year deal with film and tv production co. previous contract ended last friday but negotiators kept working until a deal was reach there will not be a strike i

from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome to our viewers in the west. thank you for being here. we begin with a story that broke late today. the power struggle in the west wing of the white house has claimed another casualty. president trump announced by twitter this afternoon that he is replacing chief of staff reince priebus with homeland security secretary general john kelly. priebus' exit after six months on the job comes a day after he was excoriated by new white house communications director anthony scaramucci and just a week after sean spicer's abrupt resignation as press secretary. our kristen welker is at the white house with late details on the shake-up. >> reporter: tonight, a major staff shake-up in the embattled west wing. chief of staff reince priebus is out. president trump announcing his new pick in a tweet. i am pleased to inform you that i have just named general secretary john f. kelly as white house chief of staff. kelly had served as mr. trump's secretary of homeland security. the president sp

starting with breaking news out of new york.what police are calling clear assassination of a police officer. 12 year veteran of the nypd was shot and killed while sitting in marked police vehicle with her partner. gunman fired right through window hitting her in the head. fellow officer shot and killed the gunman. >>> philadelphia police investigating four separate overnight shootings. one of them deadly. officers found a man laying on is the ground between to parked cars. died at the hospital. no arrests there. shootings in east germantown also under investigation. >>> fireworks to blame for this brush fire in hershey. a field caught fire during the annual fireworks show. no one was hurt and crews contained the flames in about a half an hour. rest of the fireworks show was cancelled. >>> 6:33. happening today in south jersey. lawyers for camden county father accused of murdering son will be back in court to set a new trial date. in may trial unable to reesh a verdict in the case. prosecutors said he killed his three-year-old so

good night from new york. in washington gop leaders help to take the raps of the health care bill and bring it to a vote next week. several republican senators are still a no. lauren: investors bracing for testimony from janet yellen. ahead of that let's check out futures. cheryl: in europe a tight trading day this morning. they open but the ftse in cac trading lower. big publishing deal that's trading lower. lauren: stocks mixed in asia. in shanghai composite down a third of 1%. cheryl: old media versus new media. newspaper publishers want congress they get a fair deal from facebook and google for content. lauren: did you see shares of best buy getting on report that amazon wants to compete with best buy's popular geek squad. cheryl: a lot of big news breaking this morning. 5:01 a.m. in new york. tuesday july 11th, i'm cheryl casone. lauren: welcome, everybody, i'm lauren simonetti, this is fbn:am, first look at what's looking in today's markets and breaking news. cheryl: a military plane crashed has killed a

bird: new birds eye veggie made. ♪ ♪ more kinds of crab than ever, new dishes, and all your favorites while crabfest lasts. red lobster. now this is seafood. >>> i have a tree falls in the forest question for you. if the president issues a pardon, do we have to know about it? would he have to tell us? is it possible he's already pardoned somebody? is it possible the prosecutors or investigators might just find that out when it comes time to file an indictment against that person but it's never been publicly announced? i think this is an answerable question but i have no idea what the answer is. back with us once again is bob bower. mr. bower, thank you again for sticking with us. >> certainly. >> i know that when presidential pardons are issued for all previous presidents, we have always known about it. there's always been a public statement about it. is that legally required or could a president do this in a way that we didn't necessarily know about it, at least if are the time being? >> i think it's highly unlikely for a couple of reasons. and of course this depends on the degree to

this is bbc news. overwhelmingly to impose new sanctions on russia, iran and north korea. moscow says the move would complicate relations. the european court ofjustice is expected to rule whether refugees must file for asylum in the first eu country they arrive in. it could decide the future of several hundred people who entered europe during the migrant crisis of 2015 and 2016. in the uk, the government's expected to announce that all sales now it is time for our news review. we begin with the irish times and us president donald trump who has again criticised his attorney generaljeff sessions, whose future looks increasingly uncertain. mr trump said he was disappointed by mr sessions. the independent looks at new scientific research which has revealed that in less than a0 years sperm counts have fallen by more than half in western countries. scientists say smoking, diet and stress are linked to a 60% drop in sperm count. the ft says greece has returned to the international debt market for the first ti

- fake news.ubstantiated rumors about both donald trump and hillary clinton went viral. there was pizzagate, which claimed clinton associates were running a child sex ring from a pizza parlor. child rape. in october, president obama unveiled a push to curate the news. president obama: we are going to have to rebuild within this wild-wild-west of information flow some sort of curating function that people agree to. sharyl: the news media quickly joined the president's call. after a man motivated by pizzagate rumors fired a gun in the pizza parlor, clinton added her voice to the cause. hillary clinton: it is now clear that so-called fake news can have real world consequences. this is not about politics or partisanship. lives are at risk, lives of ordinary people just trying to go about their days to do their jobs, contribute to their communities. it's a danger that must be addressed and addressed quickly. sharyl: facebook announced an initiative to stop fake news. the head of the left-wing group med

delaware valley's leading news program.eteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >> ♪ >> monday night, the big story on "action news" tonight developing news on the disappearance of four men and the building efforts to find them. the search goes on for mark sturgis of pennsburg, tom meo of plumstead, dean finocchiaro and jimi tar patrick. patrick was last seen on wednesday. there is heavy equipment involved in the search for the four men in solebury township. "action news" reporter trish hartman is there. dann cuellar is live in bensalem township where police are searching another property and have just taken someone into custody. trish, let's begin with you. a lot to talk about. what are these late developments. >> reporter: well, jim, the bucks county district attorney has said this has been like finding needles in a haystack. they're following strong leads and resources from all over bucks county are being used to find these four men officials say they now believe that will foul play is involved. on day two of the exhau

>>> breaking news this morning on "world news now." senator john mccain has brain cancer, doctors removing a tumor after discovering it during another procedure. we'll have the latest on his condition and prognosis. >>> and president trump's hard words for his own attorney general, saying he wouldn't have appointed him if he knew he would have recused himself from the russia investigation. that stunning admission just ahead. >>> and new this half hour, the bizarre moment when a man pulls a gun out on a utility truck. >> guy shooting out the tires. >> one of the workers pulling out his camera to film a neighborhood resident apparently just snapped, firing multiple rounds at the vehicles. who do you think this looks like? maybe brittany, christina? it's the wax figure that has fans baffled. it's "the skinny" on this wednesday, july 20th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> it's an interesting wax figure there. >> to say the least. >> it might actually surprise you who that person is. >> or is supposed to be. >> we'll get to t

new at 6:00, twitter has a new cfo, but why his own twitter account is making some question whether he has enough experience to even join the company. that's at >>> breaking news in san leandro where fire has broken out at a junk yard. look at all of this smoke. frames and smoke burning near do little drive near 880. so far it's attacking the junk yard. crews are trying to cool the fire down. so far no word how it started or how long it's going to take to put out or any injuries. here's a map of where it's happening. stay tuned to abc7 news for continuing updates on this fire burning in san leandro at a junk yard right now. >> and we have a big announcement tonight in oakland for you. sales force ceo is donating $700,000 to fund 300 jobs. they'll go to people ages 16 to 24 and just entering the work force. >> great opportunity. oakland's mayor is praising benioff who is giving millions of dollars, of course, on both sides of the bay over the years. >> abc7 news also caught up with mayor schaaf as she boind berkeley's mayor and others to roll out a bike sharing program for the east bay.

maggie ruehle, abc news, new york. >> reporter: a new study claims artificial sweeteners may actuallyake you gain weight. researchers analyzed 37 studies on artificial sweeteners which followed 400,000 people over ten years time. they found that over that period, the sweeteners could actually increase weight, body mass index and waist circumference. experts say when it comes to dieting, short cuts don't usually work. >> we know from things called functional mris that in the brain, whether it's good old table sugar or agave or honey or anything with a chemical name it, lights up that reward center and what does that do? it makes us eat more, w more and we get into that vicious cycle. >>> researchers say more than 40% of adult americans consume no calorie sweeteners on a daily basis. >>> a new reminder of the importance of sleep tonight. new research found that those who are sleep deeprived lose some of their ability to be positive and while that may not sound that serious, medical experts say an inability to think positively is a serious symptom of depression. the study was published i

"nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us tonight. the republican effort to start a new health care suffered what appears to be a fatal blow today leaving obamacare the law of the land, after albeit on shaky ground after republicans fail to get enough votes from their own party to repeal and replace the law. still tonight, it's democrats staring down the finger of blame, pointed by president trump who is watching one of his signature campaign promises go down in flames. as millions covered by obamacare wonder and worry if the drama is over. nbc's kasie hunt has the late details. >> reporter: after seven years of making promises, the republican effort to repeal and simultaneously replace obamacare is dead. >> when we finally get a chance to repeal and replace, they don't take advantage of it. so that's disappointing. >> this has been a very, very challenging experience for all of us. it's pretty obvious that we don't have 50 members who can a

that's good news. see the red line as you make your way between baltimore washington parkway and 50 give yourself ten extra minutes. there as we forward things to northbound five a crash blocking right lane after birch hill road. look at that significant de delay. you're backed up to brandy whine at the 301 split. nasty conditions out of southern maryland. wood field road reopened in the gaithersburg area. we had earlier downed power cables causing issues. as we look at virginia majors we have one minor delay building 95 dale city to the beltway. everything else with quiet and clear 95, 66, inner loop through annandale and as you make your way north capitol street northeast westbound lanes remain closed crash at 50. that causes additional delays. 295 southbound usual delays moving through area as well. all metro rail lines on time. i'll let you know when and if anything pops you you need to be aware of. any questions, fox d.c. on twitter. >> 5:48 is the time. government if they try to rewrite the const

so why the new ban? >> breaking news from ohio.ir left a teenager dead. others hospitalized. witnesses describing bodies flying everywhere. the new details we are just learning. >> new this half-hour, angelina jolie is opening up for the first time about her painful split from brad pitt. >> what she is telling vanity fair about a new health scare, and what she and brad are doing to heal and move their family forward. >> rihanna goes to work, work, work, work, work. what she did during a big day in paris meeting with the france's president and first lady an what they had to say about rihanna. >> all coming up in "the skinny" on this thursday, july 27th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning, everyone. we are going to start with the sudden surprising announcement from president trump banning transgender people from serving in the military. in any capacity. >> as a candidate, donald trump promised to protect, gay, lesbian, transgender rights, never talked about those rights in relation to mill fare se

"nbc nightly news" is next. we'll see you at 11:00. >>> breaking news tonight. another major white house shake-up. reince priebus is out and homeland security is in as president trump's new chief of staff. a stunning announcement made via twitter. >>> thumbs down. a dramatic late-night move by the maverick, john mccain, bucking the president and siding wh the democrats to keep obamacare alive. what happens next? >>> a new miss ool launch by north korea and experts fear this one had the range to hit major u.s. cities including l.a., denver>>> kick. new moves by the feds, how they're trying to make everything from cigarettes to vaping less addictive. se>> and clo encounters. the new warnings that some of the busiest beaches in america. >>> "nightly news" begins right now.world headqua new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. and welcome. bre bing news. the power struggle in the west wing of the white house has claimed another casualty. wittes late today he is replacing chief of staff reince priebus with homeland security s

>>que we have more news on the backside. >>> this is abc news "world news now," informing insomniacsades. >>> making news in america this morning, president trump is warning republicans about the consequences of not repealing and replacing obamacare. this comes as the president's son-in-law heads to capitol hill today to answer questions about russian election meddling. another busy week is getting under way and we're live in washington. >>> also developing, the human trafficking tragedy in san antonio. authorities detailing the nationalities of those found in that scorching hot truck and mourners gathering overnight to honor the victims. >>> new this morning the shocking street signs that have started appearing in minneapolis following the police shooting death of a woman from australia. >>> vacation dangers, new warnings about holidays gone

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new herbal essences. let life in. >>> that delta flight from atlanta to haiti was forced to make an emergency landing in daytona beach, florida. you can kind of see the reason why. it ran into bad weather, hail cracked the aircraft's outer windshield and damaged its nose. there were no injuries on board. the airbus a320. >>> if you're about to head out for your morning commute, you should plan on wet roads in many areas and even flooding. the trouble spots include the gulf coast from the dakotas to the northeast and part of the rocky mountains. >>> if you're flying, airport delays possible due to weather in minneapolis and boston. >>> we have new developments in the case of four young men missing in suburban philadelphia. >> a 20-year-old linked to the property the fbi is searching is now in custody. cosmo dinardo is being held on a gun charge but police say he's not currently a suspect in the case, at least in the disappearance. we get more now from abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: the fbi now joining the

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off on new russian sanctions.dent vladimir putin is forcing to u.s. to cut its embassy and consulate staff by more than 700. putin said that would make the size of the u.s. diplomatic mission in moscow, equal to the russian mission in the u.s. the state department called the move regrettable and uncalled for. >>> the u.s. military is testing its missile defense system after a provocation by north korea. in a military drill along south korean and military lanes, thfl a mission over the korean peninsula. after kim jong-un had his second intercontinental ballistic missile launch this month. it could reach deep into the u.s. mainland. >> north koreans have a missile that can hit the lower 48. we're talking seattle, denver, chicago, and maybe new york and washington, d.c. the united states is advancing its capabilities of what are called ground-based interceptors and intercept the north korean missiles before they reach land. >> the japanese prime minister said the u.s. and japan fully agreed they need to take further

good morning at cbs news headquarters here in new york. i'm anne-marie green. more votes in the senate as republicans continue their long held promise to repeal and replace the affordable care act. the vote-a-thon started yesterday. it squeaked through with the help of john mccain, who made dramatic return to the capitol after being diagnosed with brain cancer. last night a wide ranking plan to replace and repeal obamacare was voted down. hena daniels is here in new york. good morning, hena. >> good morning, anne-marie. it was a vote that could not be any closer. now there are already signs and republican efforts to get a new health care plan passed will not be easy. by a vote of 43 in favor, 57 against tuesday night, the first gop effort in the senate to repeal a the vote on that bill took place just hours after they decided by the narrowest margin possible to proceed with debates on health care. >> we're now one step closer to liberating our citizens from this obamacare night player. >> this is just the beginning. we're not out here to spike the football. thi

breaking news straight from our news room to your desk or device.ion news update, brought to you by king of prussia, cherry hill, and quaker village mall pandora a stores. ♪ >> action news continues. >>> hello, saturday night. walter's off, i'm brian taff. here's what's happening at 11:30 tonight. iraqi officials say they are close to victory in mosul over i.s.i.s. civilians released after being held as human shields. >>> and new video of a car slamming into the suv driven by tennis great venus williams. what this could prove. >>> and the new debate about pay parity in hollywood. the well known celebrity who was revealing that her male co-stars had to take cuts so she could get an equal paycheck. >>> but first, president trump is back from germany after his first major summit with the world top economic powers. the g20 summit featured the first face to face meeting between the president and vladimir putin as well as worldwide agreement on climate that did not include the united states. and a new revelation about the trump campaign and russia. elizab

>> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> today on fox5 news morning, healthcare reform collapse.enator john mccain joining two other republicans in helping defeat the so-called skinny repeal bill leading to an angry early morning tweet from the president. >> it's kind of hurtful but the president of the united states is a strong leader. >> jeff sessions opening up about the criticism he's received from the president. while the republican leader in the senate issues a stern warning to the white house. >> and a live look outside. the mild 83-degree temperatures continue today but we're going have to deal with rain possibly flooding as well. we'll get you the details coming up. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm maureen umeh. >> and i'm holly >> thank goodness for friday. mike thomas talking about the rain we're getting today and a lot of it. erin como is talking about traffic. mike, let's start with. >> yeah, guys, so far so good out there. scattered showers through the morning although they will increase in intensity and coverage as we head into your evening hours. we're goi

reporting live from manayunk, alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we have new information tonight about the discovery of a small casket, containing, infantry mains that was found on a north philadelphia sidewalk, monday. northwest detectives say that it appears that the baby was a three to four month-old child, and that the baby was being buried in south jersey last thursday. workers at a funeral home notice aid broken latch on the casket so they put babies body in a new one. for some reason that child's organs were left in the broken casket and police say that an employee dumped the casket with the organs still inside, on clear field street in north philadelphia. >> we're not definitely certain that the employee of the funeral home knew that the organs were in the discarded cab death. >> police are not yet naming worker or funeral home but sources tell "eyewitness news" employees at stanley's memorial chapel are being investigated, in one at the chapel wanted to speak today. >>> we are tracking a flash flood watch in effect for portions of the area tonight, parts of the r

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the new accuweather app from abc 7 news.plus realtime radar and alerts, keeping you safe. >>> here are the stories making headlines. investigators arriving at a scene near 23rd and valdez in oakland. it's not safe for them to go inside the burned-out construction site yet. some streets remain blocked out because windows at a neighboring office building continue to shatter, as they cool off there the fire. >>> tiffany wilson was there as the mother of a man shot and killed while playing pokemon go, offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the killer. >>> james comey is denying comey gave him any memos about classified information about his discussions with the president. abc news this week tweeted a link to the full story as it broke this afternoon. >>> also new details about a meeting during the president's campaign between one of his sons and a russian lawyer. with suspect ties to the kremlin. abc news reporter emily rowe has the latest. emily? >> kristen, this entire situation feeds into speculation about a pos

news" thursday night. white house communications director is pulling no punches promising to do what it takes to promise who is leaking information. his first target one of the president's closest advisers. and a homeowner loses his life in a fire in montgomery county. why firefighters say they could not get to him in time? >> the new communications director is in full attack mode in what he claims is leaks from inside of the administration. >> one target he named publically is the president's chief of staff >> there is constant drama who is out or in of the inner circle but this is new airing of dirty laundry. he is on an aggressive cruise aid. ways he describes leaks coming from inside of the building. he vowed to crack down and so far it seems that everybody say suspect. in a deleted tweet overnight he suggests that the embattled chief of staff -- writing he would be contacting the fbi and the justice department. >> that story was based on publically available information and he now insisting that the d

fake news or "new york times" got lucky?dent trump probably has reservations, not about the competency of sessions but rather that he is now got an attorney general who is divorced from something that seems to be engulfing the president, if he had someone else there might be no special counsel looking into this. lou: this is stunning what we have witnessed in terms of this collusion probe with russia. no one by the way that been following this more doggedly, or intelligently than greg, and your research into collusion as it pertains to a russia national working with trump campaign is astounding. >> a mission. you know -- myth, democrat after democrat, some republicans including chris christie never read the law when they claimed that donald trump jr. violated federal election law, just go to the web site for goodness sake, it reads, even though a foreign national cannot make campaign contributions, he or she can serve as a uncompensated volunteer or a campaign or political party, then it says. foreign nationals can sit in an

don dahler, cbs news, long island. >>> that's the "ovenight news" for this monday.ues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm elaine quijano. the u.s. has answered a new provocation in the nuclear threat from north korea with its own show of military force. two supersonic bombers were sent on a flight over the korean peninsula. the mission to deliver a big message to the north korean leader. this comes after the rogue regime test fired another ballistic missile on friday. analysts say it had an even longer range. which could possibly reach los angeles, chicago, or even new york. danielle nottingham has the the latest. >> reporter: the united states flew two super sonic b 1 bombers over the korean peninsula to day escorted by south korea yand and japanese fighter jets. a direct response to north korea's most advanced missile test to date. overnight the u.s. demonstrated its ability to intercept ballistic missiles in

parts of the new jersey. do keep yourself aware of the changing weather situation tomorrow for that potential of an isolated severe storm. future rainfall amounts telling us it is a wet go into the day tomorrow, first half of friday what it looks like right now, rainfall on the order of one to 2 inches but we certainly locally could see much more than that so do watch out for ponding on the roadways and localized flooding, again this will be mainly on thursday and thursday evening but we will deal with scattered storms in the first half of the friday before we start to clear things out just in time for the upcoming weekend, sunshine becoming less humid on saturday, breezy, sunday, looks beautiful, that is the day for the sun screen, sunshine, low humidity 83 degrees, beautiful. >> it does look nice, thanks, appreciate it. >>> "eyewitness news" is hitting the road this friday for summer if he, this week we are heading to berks county for 68th annual kutztown festival. >> hand made quilts and craft and foods we