ann, free-spending. growing pile of debt. >> their finances were now starting to become commingled. and ann's debt and ann's spending problems were part -- starting to become a problem for cara, too. >> reporter: but in early 2010, they were together, working hard on their marriage. in february, they went on a cruise. then came march 29th. the bottom of the stairs. and only one person, investigators believed, had the opportunity, and motive, to kill that day. >> all the evidence kept leading us right back to barton street, where that homicide occurred. >> reporter: but they knew they had a circumstantial case. >> evidence which conclusively said, "cara rintala killed her wife." >> reporter: still, they decided to go for it. 18 months after ann's death, in october, 2011, cara rintala, living in rhode island by then with her daughter, was arrested and charged with ann's murder. cara's mom got a call to come pick up brianna. >> and brianna, when i got there she said, "why was mommy crying?" i had to think f

patti ann: dan, thank you.g: the world is on alert in the wake of the deadly attacks striking at the heart of london just hours ago. patti ann: are special extended coverage continues next. have a live report from the uk and our nation's capital patti ann: london police are in the midst of a full-fledged investigation into the wonder terror attacks. because of horrific events are becoming all too familiar to the united kingdom. in the past few months, alone, terror attacks and claimed the lives of women 30 people there. more on this trend let's go to marianne lafferty life in our west coast bureau. >> high petty end. unfortunately, both in the us are too familiar with these types of sudden violent attacks on innocent people there. in fact, this is the second tax just the last two weeks and unfortunately in last three months. couple of weeks ago a bombing in manchester arena targeted children attending and ariana grundy concert and that attack claimed lives of two people and injured more than 100 others as paren

anne: my left hand. nice to meet you. i'm anne. lemonis: anne, how are you? i'm marcus. anne: larry's wife. nice to meet you. -max: i'm max. -anne: this is max, my son. -lemonis: max, how are you? -rhea: hi, i'm rhea. lemonis: how are you, rhea? nice to meet you. larry: isn't it cool? he's so shiny. [ laughter ] lemonis: you are a lot nerdier than i thought. [ laughter ] your kids right now are thinking, "please, dad..." well, i thought maybe i could just talk to your mom and dad for a minute. is that okay? -max: yes. -rhea: yep. lemonis: we had a good conversation this morning about kind of everything, the state of the union here, and i wanted to get your perspective on it. anne: i don't always know what's going on with the business. he'll withhold information from me. then something will happen, and i'll be like, "how did this happen?!" we thought everything was relatively okay. lemonis: what did february feel like from your perspective? anne: i just sort of felt the ground had sort of been pulled out from underneath me, and i was a little panicked. larry: broken promi

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patti ann: absolutely. tragically, we have six dead and 48 at least wounded but when you think about it it could have been worse than that. gregg: this is just after 9:00 a.m. now sunday morning in london on a day that is sure to see plenty of developments in the terror attack but have claimed the lives as we said, of it six this hour. though they may be more because some are in critical condition. patti ann: we are tracking these elements and we will bring them to you live special extended coverage continues i had gregg: were getting new reaction from visibly shaken eyewitnesses describing knife wielding terrorist bombarding the attacks they claimed the lives of so far six people. take a listen back were just keep running so we get to the -- [inaudible] gregg: joining us once again, steve rogers, former member of the joint terrorism task force. people are so fatigued with this, another day, another week, another month, another attack. we are at war and it seems like a war without end. >> i talked to some p

i'm anne-marie green. >>> house majority whip steve scalise is in critical condition this morning. scalise and three others were shot by a gunman who opened fire on republican lawmakers as they practiced for a charity baseball game early yesterday. president trump visited the hospital last night where scalise is being treated. scalise was hit in the left hip. he suffered broken bones, internal organ injuries, and severe bleeding. he's listed in critical condition after surgery and will need additional surgery. lobbyist matt mika was hit twice in the chest, once in the lung. he's listed in critical condition. zachary barth was shot in the leg and was released. two capitol hill officers were also wounded. crystal greiner was shot in the ankle and david bailey is listed in. anne-marie. this morning lawmakers are going to try to seth lemon is at the capitol. seth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this morning lawmakers are going to try to get back to business as usual. this morning the hous

i'm anne-marie green.ttorney general jeff sessions is scheduled to testify before the senate intelligence committee tomorrow. lawmakers want to know about his contacts with russian officials and what sessions knows about former fbi director james comey's allegations regarding president trump. meanwhile mr. trump's fellow republicans are pressing him if he has tapes with comey. weijia jiang in washington. weijia, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. he said if he had the possible tapes, he would talk about them sometime in the very near future. the republicans say that time is now or he could face a subpoena. president trump, first lady melania, and their son baron arrived at the white house sunday night with james comey talk still in washington. >> there's a whole issue about the president's conduct. >> james comey's credibility has been brought into question. >> yesterday president trump tweeted from his golf cart, james comey leaks will be more prevalent than anyone thought possible. very cowardly.

i'm anne-marie green. well, early this morning a massive fire engulfed an apartment building in london. fire officials say several people are dead, but the scale of the disaster is still unclear. >> at this time i am very sad to confirm that there have been a number of fatalities. i cannot confirm the number at this time due to the size and complexity of this building. >> the 24-story building contains 120 homes and nearly every floor of the building was affected. at least 50 people have been taken to area hospitals. neighbors said they could hear cries for help coming from inside the building with people doing anything they could to escape. >> i live down there about a five-minute walkaway, and we could hear people screaming, help me, help me, and adjusting their phone lights to let people know they were there. >> the grenwell tower is located in london and that's where jonathan vigliotti is this hour. jonathan, good morning. > reporter: anne-marie, good morning. we're about a block away from the building

lou anne: we don't think so. are about to billion payments that happened between consumers that are happening today on cash and check. about a billion of those are candidates for moving on to the zelle. again, no trips to the atm. vonnie: how long do you think it will be before it's a cashless society? lou anne: we have been predicting the demise of checks since 1970. i think zelle will propel us there, but it will be quite some time. vonnie: what about other competitors? clearly a lot of banks are not involved, maybe international transfers. how would that all work? lou anne: we certainly view this as zelle this for everyone. even though 33 banks have committed so far, we on the path to get thousands across the u.s. participated. vonnie: what about outside the u.s.? lou anne: still to come. vonnie: if i want to transfer money to mexico or france, how do i do that? lou anne: not today. it is domestic only. by the lucky owned seven. are there other ways to transfer money and how does that -- how do the two sit tog

i'm anne-marie green. >>> a top vatican adviser, the pope's chief financial adviser, is most senior catholic and the highest ranking vatican official ever charged in the church's sexual abuse scandal. earlier this morning he addressed the allegations. >> i'm looking forward finally to having my day in court. i'm innocent of these charges. they are false. the whole idea of sexual abuse is abhorrent to me. >> australian officials say there are multiple complaints against pell. seth doane is in rome. good morning, seth. >> reporter: good morning. in this very elite group of leaders in the catholic church is an elite group. cardinal pell is at the very top, close adviser to pope francis. this morning he appeared sullen, quiet, reflective, and he talk about the relentless what he called character assassination against him over what he referred to as matters that have been under investigation for at least two years. he also told us this morning that he has been in regular contact with pope francis, keeping him u

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>> [inaudible] anne: exactly. i think perhaps an interesting paradigm to use is the great multiethnic empires that have all perished except for china. egypt, mayan, persian, and even the romans. to some extent, the romans were expansionist it but mostly in economic terms because of their need to find -- to extend -- to find new sources of income. i think that is what we need to be focused on with china. the effort to build dedicated and less transparent channels. like the money transfer system that china has tried to build, the asian infrastructure bank, the belton road system to bypass the world bank and multilateral institutions, all of the trade arrangements with southeast asia. yes, they are extending military power into southeast asia but i , would say that is more about having military power that being interested in invasion or anything like that. i do think that the issue of taiwan and hong kong and their relationships to the mainlands are perhaps being underestimated for the risk. this strategy for china i

these inflammatory speakers like ann coulter, they want to come to berkeley. they want to use berkeley. milo made some kind of statement, saying he would come next semester and organize a free-speech week. i think a lot of people along this strain of conservatives basically are ready to come, and so willing to come. i think more prominent conservatives like john boehner, for example, should stand up and say -- scott: i'm laughing because by accident i got to sit next to john boehner on the flight down to florida and i have never met a man happier to be done with his job. and more like, nope, it is all over for me. i'm done with this stuff. so, i was just laughing. [laughter] pranav: maybe a lot of conservatives who are still prominent who would garner a lot of attention, a lot of audience members and have a big event, should come to campus and step up and say, i want to speak, because we definitely need more people who are willing to come to campus. scott: i want to ask one more question and then open up for audience questions. so, please feel free to head to

so i think in terms of someone like ann coulter, some would like to invite ann coulter. someone says i think she's kind of a self-promoting lightweight who has a dreadful mean streak. this is why and then you bring forth something she's written and said to both to your view but someone else might say no, look, she's had some worthwhile things to say that we can really learn from, and then you have a discussion of ann coulter based on something remotely resembling evidence and reason, which i think should be good things to foster along with free-speech. >> back to the question again, the fact that we're going from these conservatives like edmund burke and william buckley to conservatives like milo and ann coulter is a big issue. to shed some light into the issue, a lot of students will invite provocative speakers because they know that journalists will jump on it. they know they will get publicity from it and they know they're going to elevate themselves in their own organizations by doing that. one tip i would give is make sure you look into the intention of why a speake

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i'm anne-marie green.resident trump's travel ban took effect last night. they who already have these are being allowed in the united states, but those who want new visas have to prove among other things a close family relationship with someone in this country, and the list now includes fiancees. seth lemon is in washington with more on this ban. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. that's right. late last night the trump administration altered its definition of a bone na feed relationship to include fiancees. it took effect without the chaos we saw in january but some details in the travel ban are already generating a new round of fights in the court. pockets of protesters gathered in l.a. and new york thursday night moments after president trump's modified travel ban took effect. >> the entire idea is to use discretion in coming into the nation as a whole. >> reporter: under the new conditions travelers will only be allowed in the u.s. if they can provide a bona fide family tie like a pare

anne-marie? >> seth lemon in wshington. thank you so much, seth. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," kentucky senator rand paul one of those opposing the bill. paul believes the senate health bill doesn't go far enough to repeal the affordable care act. we'll hear from him. >>> this morning it's still not clear who's behind the crippling cyber attack from europe through the united states, but the ransom ware attack is similar to the attack in may that was used by the national security agency. the virus hit government offices, banks, hospitals, and even the closed monitoring station at the chernobyl power plant, the site of the world's worst nuclear disaster. elizabeth palmer reports. >> reporter: the malware crippled computers across ukraine, russia, most of europe, and the u.s., disabling a vast range of automated systems in banks, airport, a construction company, a major law firm, and even grocery stores where customers were left with no way to pay. corporate titans were hit, too, including new jersey-based merck pharmaceuti

anne-marie?> seth lemon in washington. thank you so much, seth. >>> while immigration and health care are ongoing issues in washington, the talk this morning concerns a presidential tweet. it was a personal attack on journalist mika brzezinski. the white house is defending the president, but both republicans and democrats expressed their dismay, describing the tweet as unpresidential, vile, divisive, shameful. weijia jiang has our report. >> reporter: president trump lashed out at the anchors of msnbc's "morning joe," calls them low iq crazy mika and psycho joe. it follows criticism of the president on the morning joe. >> nothing makes a man feel better than making up a fake cover on a magazine about himself, lying about the country. >> the president is pushing back against people who attack him day after day after day. >> reporter: a league of democratic congresswomen spoke out forcefully. >> what he does is he demeans women, and more than that, he has demeaned himself. >> reporter: republican s

i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning emergency crews in southern wisconsin are battling a major fire. it was sparked by an explosion at a corn milling plant. fire crews rushed to the scene late yesterday. a spokesperson for the hospital said several people in the explosion are being treated. there are widespread power outages and surrounding roads are closed. >>> president trump says he'll announce his decision on whether or not to keep the united states in the paris climate exchange. the president has been pressed to stay by european leaders, but before taking office mr. trump claimed climate change was a hoax. >>> good morning, anne-marie. the white house is cautioning details are still being finalized and the president has been known to change his mind last mind. it's possible he could pull the nation out of the deal or attempt to renegotiate president trump took to twitter saying in part i will announce my decision on the paris accord thursday, adding his slogan make america great again. while the pr

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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 tributes at 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 con

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 support even among the ranks of the gop is an indication it still needs work if it has any chance of passing. >> i think we've got a really good chance of getting there. it will take us just a little bit longer. >> reporter: senate majority mitch mcconnell optimistic that the senate bill would pass would not be a vote before the fourth of july. >> we have not reached a vote but we're still trying to get 50 people. >> president trump met with senators. >> we really have no choice but to solve this situation. obamacare's a total disaster. it's melting down as we speak. >> another concern. the congressional budget office reports and project 2/2 million more americans would find themselves uninsured by 2026. among the biggest sticking points, reducing medicaid and planned partihood. >> it's hard for me to see how the president and his team are going to come up

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ann, over to you. ann: i think the big question is why am i here. i think there is a good reason why i'm here and that it is that china's ambitions are not just strategic. i'm a big fan of looking at the evidence in front of your eyes and not what you imagine. the evidence is that they have no plan on designing to become a great world power strategically, but, what it does have designs on his economic -- extending its economic strength growth of the world, collecting tribute, building states along its borders that have relationships with economic dependence on it, and building its own private channels of economic communication. allison, this is above my pay grade, but although that is an interesting aspect, there are others that could be just as useful. i'm a big fan of carl vogel's work. what is his book called? >> [inaudible] anne: exactly. i think perhaps an interesting paradigm to use is the great multiethnic empires that have all perished except for china. persian, and even the romans. to some extent, the romans were expansionist it but mostly

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i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, this morning british prime minister theresa may is facing calls to step down. may's conservative party lost its parliamentary majority in an election she called hoping to win it. win a stronger mandate. the stunning setback has the labor party jeremy corbyn calling for may's resignation. >> the command she's got lost conservancy, lost support, and lost confidence. i would have thought that was enough to go actually and make way for a government that will be truly representative of all of the people of this country. >> this morning may's resignation looks unlikely. that's according to british media, but the results of her political gamble could delay the start of britain's exit from the european union. jane ferguson is outside the parliament in london this morning. good morning, jane. we hear there have been calls for may's resignation. she has scheduled a press conference this morning. what can we expect? >> reporter: in about an hour's time, anne-marie, she's going to give

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i'm anne-marie green. this morning parts of the plain states are cleaning up after a day of dangerous weather including chasers caught the wo of it as it rolled through wyoming yesterday. >> big, big debris. big debris. oh, no! oh, no! no, no. >> tight shots in the video show debris swirling in the air. poli potential for more tornadoes is forecast for the plains and parts of the midwest today. >>> attorney general jeff sessions will likely face more than one uncomfortable moment when he's question this afternoon. members of the senate intelligence committee are expected to grill sessions on two issues, his contacts with russian officials during the campaign, and his role in firing james comey. >> reporter: good morning. sessions will be answering those questions during a public hearing. the justice department says he requested it not be behind closed doors because he believes it's important for the american people to hear the truth directly from him. >> i'm glad to be here. >> reporter: attorney general j

i'm anne-marie green. well, there are reports of two attacks this morning in the iranian capital of tehran. four gunmenpehe iranian par la money. that's according to iran parliament state tv. the four terrorists or foreother terrorists including a suicide bomber attacked the mausoleum of it was unclear who was behind linked. >>> well, the day before former expected to testify before the senate intelligence committee we're learning more about the relationship. he told jeff sessions he did not want to be leftpresent trump. that came after mr. trump according to comey asked him to drop the investigation, according to michael flynn. and the "washington post" is reporting that the president asked the director of national intense jens if he could intervene with comey on the russian investigation. weijia jiang with more on this. good weijia. >> reporter: good morning, anre. he asked him to publicly state there was no collusion between russia and the state campaign. today they will be grilling him before they do t

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good morning, jill. >>> good morning, anne-marie.gains by drugmakers and consumer loans were sharpened out. the dow drop 20d points, the s&p lost a point, the nasdaq fell 4 points. >>> the u.s. government may have overpaid drugmaker mylan by as much as $1.2 million for settlement. epi pen treats severe allergy reactions. an analysis of epi pen payments covers a period from 2006 to 2016. >>> jetblue is testing facial recognition for check-in as a way to streamline boarding. so forget your boarding pass. passengers will step up to a camera, the camera will cpa the u.s. customs database. you still need to bring your passport though. that test will be conducted next month in boston on flights from boston to aruba. >>> and a huge airborne rocket lawn cher is ready for testing. the extstratolaunch is rolled o. it's designed to carries rockets aloft before they're shot into space. anne-marie. >> that is one crazy looking plane. wow. jill wagner at the new york stock skparj. >>> a new warning on how drivers and themselves are willing to put

seth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this morning lawmakers are going to try to get back to business as yushlg. this morning the house and the senate are both going reconvene. of course, reconvening as those wounded in the shooting are still recovering. >> reporter: tex republican roger williams is among lawmakers backing the decision to press ahead with today's annual baseball game despite the shooting still rattling the chile. members of the republican party were playing. the 60-year-old gunman was shot and killed by officers. scalise was shot in the hip. president trump visited him if the hospital afterward tweeting in part representative scalise is in tough shape but he's a fighter. >> reporter: investigators are reviewing his online activity. he repeatedly took to facebook. his office has seened several calls from the shooter in the past. h hindsight one raised the red flag. >> if you vote this way, we'll remember you. that means if you're a political activist, that means you're going to work harder against me next

reporting live from anne arundel. larry: developing now, d.c. police trying to solve a disturbing crime. adriana: a noose found hanging outside inside the museum of the african museum of culture. this is not the latest time a noose has been found. people are calling this one downright disgusting. >> because it was found in perhaps the most inappropriate place for it. here at the new museum on the corner of 14th and constitution, a museum that document as painful past in american history and what was found here yesterday is the ultimate symbol of hatred and racism. tourists visiting the national museum of african mystery and ulture made the despicable discovery below the main atrium if you've ever been inside. authorities are going through surveillance footage to see if the person who hung that noose was captured on camera and exactly when and how it was done. the secretary of the smithsonian institution called this a cowardly act but stated, quote, we'll not be intimidated. officials with the museum say this is a painful reminder of a challenge

i'm anne-marie green. this morning the anticipation in washington is pal payable when fired fbi director james comey testifies before the committee. the key question will be did president trump try to interfere in a criminal investigation. in advance of his opening statement comey said mr. trump demanded his loyalty and comey claims the president described the russian investigation as a cloud impairing his administration and asked what comey could do to lift the could. weijia jiang is in washington with more. weijia, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. james comey is said to have zero agenda when he testifies today and he's looking to provide a useful narrative during the questioning. but even his opening statement in his own words leaves plenty open to interpretation. in seven pages of opening remarks former fbi director james comey reported numerous and um comfortable visits with president trump. he cleared the oval office before praushing him to drop the ongoing investigation of michael flynn, th

kpix 5's anne makovec is live in san francisco with the details. anne? >> reporter: this is part of a new overall push to crack down an oil refineries. but these rules apply to refineries in the bay area. right now there are caps on how many emissions can come from a certain part of the refine are you but not from each refinery as a whole. chevron, phillips, shell, tesoro and valero, combined they would be allowed to emit more than 20 million tons per year of greenhouse gases that cap is 24% higher than the original proposal so some environmentalists are upset saying new rules are too weak but it is a compromise. a representative from the sierra club says, it defeats the purpose of a cap if you make it so large that none of the rerefineries is ever going to reach it. oil companies fighting against these new rules say they could increase costs and possibly limit production. the meeting starts here in san francisco at 9:45. and it's going to start with a public hearing so probably hear some fiery testimony from both sides. live in san francisco, anne makev