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elaine. >> quijano: ben tracy traveling with the president. thank you.ight, at least one person is dead after a small plane crashed into a neighborhood in maryland. the single engine aircraft slammed into two homes in college park, setting them on fire. the pie hot was killed. the cause is under investigation investigation. to louisiana now, and new details tonight on another small plane crash that killed five people. the plane expdmiwn irk lot just minutes after takeoff saturday. but without a flight data recorder on board, finding out what caused the plane to fall from the sky may be difficult. sheer mireya villarreal. >> ntsb investigators are sifting through debris to find out exactly what caused the crash of the private plane yesterday morning. >> this is no distress call that we were aware of and air traffic control issued a low altitude alert warning as the aircraft passed through 700 feet. >> reporter: the incident occurred just before 9:30 saturday morning as the plane crashed into the parking lot of a post office -- oh, my god. >> reporter: --

ben tracy, cbs news, london. >>> now to campaign 2020. senator kamala harris is the latest candidate to drop out of the race for the democratic presidential nomination. >> here's the deal, guys -- my campaign for president simply does not have the financial resources to continue. >> some of harris' rivals weighed in shortly after she made the announcement yesterday. >> she is an incredibly strong public servant, and has done great work already for our country in the u.s. senate. and i know she is going to do even mother nature. >> i have mixed emotions because she is a solid, solid person. [ cheers ] >> with harris out, 15 candidates remain in the race for the democratic nomination. >>> for the second time in two days, an armed student was shot by officers in wisconsin. the 16-year-old student was shot at a high school in oshkosh after allegedly stabbing a school resource officer yesterday. it comes one day after an armed student was shot in waukesha, about 70 miles away. that student reportedly threatened officers with a pellet gun. both

ben tracy, cbs news, london. >>> nearly three years after president trump took office, work is finally under way on the u.s.-mexico border wall. cbs news got access to the site. construction crews are pushing to finish an eight-mile stretch of border wall in the town of dawna, that's located in rural south texas. west of that area, a second three-mile stretch of the wall is also being built. one family who owns the land along the border for generations is worried the government will build on their land. >> we feel attachment to the land, you know. our parents did, too. but they -- they would tell us something like "leave it to god." we don't think like that. we think that, no, we're not going to leave it to god. these people are abusing us. >> nearly $10 billion has been set aside from government agencies for the wall. the president had insisted since his campaign that mexico will foot the bill. right now, it's on u.s. taxpayers. >>> former president jimmy carter is out of the hospital. the 95-year-old was admitted over the weekend for treatment of a urinary tract infection. a spokespe

ben tracy, cbs news, the white house. >>> the u.s. military says a suicide bombing attack today targeted the area near a main u.s. military base in afghanistan. the attack happened near bagram air base north of kabul. officials tell cbs news more than 50 civilians were injured. there's been no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack which comes as the u.s. is working to resume peace talks with the taliban. >>> and the u.s. is closing in on a new trade agreement between two of its biggest trading partners. yesterday the u.s., mexico, and canada announced a tentative deal on a nafta replacement. the new deal known as the usmca came about after president trump withdrew from nafta. democrats had originally objected to the deal's provisions on labor and the environment before concessions were made. but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is reluctant to out to the trade deal as a success. >> from my perspective, it's not as good as it -- as i had hoped. but we'll have to take a look at the whole package. >> the usmca will offic

ben tracy has the latest. >> reporter: in between rounds of golf at his palm beach club, impeachment is very much on president trump's mind. he tweeted early sunday that crazy nancy pelosi should spend more time in her decaying city and less time on the impeachment hoax. >> city on the central coast of california -- >> reporter: the president also tweeted this video bashing san francisco which is in pelosi's district for its homelessness problem. the president's apparent anger centers around being impeached. pelosi has yet to send the formal articles of impeachment to the senate saying she wants to ensure a fair trial. >> everyone knows it will end in acquittal. >> reporter: some republicans say their minds are made up. others such as louisiana's john kennedy, a staunch supporter of the president, say the american people need to see a fair process. >> i don't want them saying, well, we were just run over by the same truck twice. it was unfair in the house, and it was unfair in the senate. i want people to think that it was a level playing field. >> reporter: former vice president joe

want to go now to ben tracy who is at the white house. ben, you got a sense from that letter from the president that even though at every step this white house has called this a partisan persecution, they have not sent their lawyers up to the hill to defend him. you could tell this was getting to the president with this letter, in that letter he sent. >> reporter: without a doubt. for days white house aides have been trying to tell us the president is unfazed by the idea of being impeached. this six-page letter is extraordinary. this is the president getting his frustrations and anger off his chest. we learned this morning the white house counsel's office was not involved in drafting the letter. this is a letter some of the president's top aides wrote. it almost reads like a long form, formal version of some of the tweets he sends out. i want to read one passage. this is addressing nancy pelosi. he says you have cheapened the importance of the ugly word impeachment. any member of congress who votes in support of impeachment against every s

ben tracy is in london tonight. >> reporter: they posed for a family photo, but 70 years into the nato alliance, this family seems a bit dysfunctional. >> so this will be actually my last meeting. >> reporter: president trump canceled a formal press conference today after dropping this rhetorical bomb on canadian prime minister justin trudeau. >> well, he's two-faced. >> reporter: mr. trump was angry about this video of trudeau apparently mocking him while talking with french president emmanuel macron and british prime minister boris johnson at buckingham palace tuesday night. >> i have a very good relationship with president trump and his chief. >> reporter: trudeau said he was talking about president trump's sudden announcement that next year's g-7 summit will be at camp david. >> every different leader has teams who every now and then have their jaws drop at unscheduled surprises, like that video itself. >> reporter: today president trump was caught on a hot mic talking about mr. trudeau. >> that's funny when i said the guy is two-faced. >> reporter: mr. trump wanted the focus to be

presidential fiel y >>'donnell: all ri ed, thank you.t tr in tonight rubbing elbows witeads summit, and ben tracy is there tonight. >> reporter: the president paid a visit to the queen at buckingham palace tonight and but mr. trump is still drawing the royal share of attention in london. >> would you like some nice isis fighters? >> reporter: in a tense exchange, he offered the president of the france captured isis fighters. >> let's be serious... >> reporter: drawing a not-so- subtle rebuke from emmanuel macron, the once-budding bromance between the two leaders. >> now tinged with bitterness and backhanded compliments. >> this is why he's a great politician. that was one of the greatest non-answers i've ever heard. and that's okay. >> reporter: just hours earlier, mr. trump laid into macron's recent criticism that nato is strategically brain dead due to a lack of u.s. leadership. >> that is a very-- very, very nasty statement to essentially 28, including them, 28 countries. >> reporter: then he flipped the script. mr. trump suddenly cast himself as a nato defender an alliance alliance he has cal

ben tracy reports from the white house. >> reporter: attorney general william barr is once again siding with president trump, offering a scathing critique today of the f.b.i.'s investigation into the 2016 trump campaign. >> i think our nation was turned on its head for three years. i think, based on a completely bogus narrative. i think that leaves open the possibility to infer bad faith. >> reporter: barr is contradicting his own inspector general, who found the f.b.i. acted legitimately and with no political bias in launching the probe into the trump campaign's potential ties with russia. the report did, however, find the f.b.i. made significant mistakes in its warrant applications for wiretap surveillance of the campaign. >> oh, it was clearly spied upon. i mean, that's what electronic surveillance is. >> reporter: barr, who promptly defended president trump after robert mueller's report, is essentially echoing the president's view that it's all been a hoax and a witch hunt. >> it should never again happen to another president. >> reporter: the president and the attorney general are

ben tracy is at the white house for us. ben, good morning. how is the president responding?porter: good morning. that was quite a barn-burner of a speech last night. it's clear president trump did not want to be impeached. now that he is, his campaign is planning to use it to raise a lot of money and keep the base fired up. it is hoping to make history by getting an impeached president re-elected. ♪ in a split screen for the ages, president trump was cheered by an adoring crowd while he was condemned by the house of representatives. >> i think we have a vote coming in. >> reporter: the now-impeached president given the vote totals while on stage. >> we've got every single republican voted for us. whoa. whoa. crazy nancy pelosi's house democrats -- [ booing ] -- have branded themselves with an external mark of shame. it's a disgrace. >> reporter: the event was dubbed a merry christmas rally, but it was far from a silent night. [ chants ] to loud chants of "four more years," the president defiantly mocked the charges against him. >> this is the first impeachment where there's

began a year ago on the suspected resolution at five message parlors owned by wang and livermore, tracy, and ben with. in suspected of a sexual expectation, money laundering, and tax evasion. he was also said that the investigation is selective. >>> is an ideal police looking for two custody suspects can do an early morning jewelry store. there is this surveillance ready. it happened around 3:00 am in the ninth hundred block of west el camino. two suspects in the few minutes looking around. and they smash a display case and took several items. a surveillance camera of the two men running to a light colored card that was waiting in the parking lot. >>> alameda county sheriff deputy is trying to determine the connection between a shooting, robbery, and burglary. it above the suspect below raising his ex-girl hands home in castor valley. same man with the same description rubbed a gas station. the suspect led them on a police chase. the suspect eventually was arrested at the same time that the teenager went to the hospital with gunshot wounds. investigators are now looking for links between the thr

lead dependent and zimmerman sabrina fulton martin's mother martin's father tracy is also being named along with their lawyer ben crump publisher harper collins various members of the prosecution team and the florida department of law enforcement according to the washington post the lawsuit claims all defendants have worked in concert to deprive zimmerman of his constitution and other related legal rights so let's turn it over the panel was it all one big conspiracy against zimmerman was it a hoax that was built upon witness fraud to frame him up to charge him for the trayvon martin 1st of all i'd like to say it doesn't bother me that harper collins is in this lawsuit because they're the book company that wrote the defamation book on me with the navy seal sniper yes so if they take harper collins there's money i have no problem with that being a little tongue in cheek. but anyway getting back on this is so outrageous there is no judge in the world that isn't going to throw this out my opinion how could a judge at least i certainly would tell you any of the 73 that i appointed while i was governor of minnesota wo