>>reporter: ranch and beth has served 30 veterans state wide and while ranching is of course a huge part of ranch and events cory says they do a lot more to serve veterans. >> we've helped veterans and other ways by steering them to organizations that could help them with what their next step might be. >> clayton helps run the ranch and says hiring justin was a no- brainer. >> it's a huge opportunity for them to come out and work in an environment they feel comfortable and. >> finding comfort seems to fit kevin and corey. >> we said if we help one back -- but we are a success. >> for helping servicemembers back to civilian life through their ranch and vets program this jefferson award goes to kevin and corey downs. >> corey downs runs ranch and vets on a day-to-day basis and kevin has a full-time job as a san francisco police officer. he was shot and seriously wounded back on the job in october of 2016 and after a long recovery he's back to work full-time and if you know someone who inspires you nominate him or her for a jefferson award online. we will be right back. i'm dianne feinstein

david: mary beth has covered the range. when governments behave in ways we don't like we had a pretty well-known set of tools, economic, diplomatic, intelligence, military, financial and the like, as well as law enforcement in the right cases to get them to behave differently. i'm not a strong expert on armed conflict. i have a funny feeling messing with an election would not qualify as an armed attack for nato. that might limit our collective response. we can get together with our allies and that would be a more effective way to pursue these things like sanctions. i will say i think name and shame is not working as a standalone policy. let me say two more things. worse, they even don't have to succeed. they just have to create the perception they may have changed counts. we already like to litigate over elections and they may be pushing on an open door to encourage more of that which creates stress and chaos. people remembered bush -- bush v gore. >> they are still picking chads. last point, it is a good transition, i don'

>> mary beth has covered the range.n governments out there behave in ways we don't like we have a pretty well-known set of tools economic, diplomatic, intelligence, military, financial and the like as well as law enforcement in the right cases to try to get them to behave differently. i am not a superstrong expert and i have a funny feeling that messing with an election would not qualify is an armed attack for nato. that might limit our collective responses that we can get together with our allies and that would be a more effective way to pursue many of these things like sanctions. i will say i think name and shame isn't working as a standalone policy. think about north korea and the sony hack. there's got to be -- unfortunate, when you do covert action it's covert so you don't necessarily you, the public may not know it even if the person on the receiving end is able to figure out. let me say just two more things about this. the first is to make it even worse than you said. they don't have to succeed, of course, in cha

there are crops up the hill, one reason beth henderson has second thoughts about voting for presidentagriculture business, so yeah, tariffs is a big deal. >> it's much more than policy. >> i don't like his outbursts and his inappropriateness with the public and his scruples. >> what's scruples mean? >> his values and how he's so blase about some of his behaviors. it just doesn't bother him. >> what hasn't changed is her sense that washington needs big change. her husband recently joined the senate race but it got too expensive. the hendersons now support another outsider: businessman mike braun. >> i just think it's time again to get someone else in there, new blood. >> braun's two opponents are republican congressman, cardboard cutouts to him in this primary of gimmicks and insults. >> i've been a lifetime businessman, conservative. >> he's neutral in the senate primary but he is the litmus test. >> i ask you to be a pro-trump conservative fighter to the united states senate. >> he now says he would be the most reliable vote for building the border wall and confronting sanctuary citi

. >> beth streets has reached that point after six rainbow flags disappeared from the county flag bowltown square. she fought for and gained approval to raise the banners beneath the other flags. but someone takes them leaving notes sign supposed by veterans. the perpetual indulgence mainsed the flagpole. >> it's a flag about being understood and respected for who you are. >> i was angry. i was angry because it's a slap in the sfas face to the community. >> the sonoma county sheriff's sheriffs department as begun an investigation. the surveillance video from wednesday may be part of it. whomever took the flag that night covered up the camera just before the theft. the sheriff's office may already have a suspect. susie kerp who owns the camera believes it may be a local homeless person who others have helped. >> i think he needs to realize all the free food and the people serving most of the homeless this winter were 3/4s of the people were gay people. >> all this and a rainbow theme town where a stolen flag beneath the water under a bridge feels more troubling than a mere misdemeanor.

. >> whitaker: being a guardian angel has taken a toll. beth told us she has wiped out her savings. b to help with the bills. >> beth klaus: and sometimes, i can't pay my electric bill, and i'll have to wait. and i go to the food bank a lot, you know. if i buy them things that are used, i wash them and put them in a box and give them to them. and they've never-- they don't complain. >> whitaker: what has your grandmother had to sacrifice to take care of you guys? >> alexia ansley: dating. ( laughs ) she says it all the time. all the time. "i haven't dated in years." ( laughs ) >> mackenzy goode: she's had to sacrifice almost everything. she had to change the whole way that she lived, because our mom decided to do drugs. >> whitaker: in salt lake city, home of the mormon church, finding a beer used to be a challenge. now, drug use is out in the open. stoked by the opioid crisis, 21,000 children-- just in utah-- live with their grandparents. >> bacall hincks: everyone tell me your names. >> whitaker: bacall hincks runs a non-profit organization called grandfamilies, that helps grandpar

beach home.however, beal has not been charged in connection with the deadly explosion.krajnyak's (kry- nyak) friends and family are still shocked by the loss of their loved one.mary bethsound) according to her day spa voice mail ildiko krajnyak had just returned from a trip where the deadly blast happened in her aliso viejo office (irene white/family friend) it's a complete shock to family and friends. families always came first for ildiko. she took great pride in finding beauty in everyone. besides her love of family...friends tell us her passion was her work as an aesthetician. here she is a few years ago demonstrating her skills on the morning news. friends say she also loved to travel often tour native hungary (matt johnson/neighbor) very hard working very busy. i would see her coming and going. she did a lot of traveling. there are also many photos on steve beal's facebook page of her traveling the world with him to such places as puerto vallarta portugal and canada. friends say beal was their business partner and boyfriend. however krajnyak lived here in her trabuco canyon home. neighbors tell us she lived here with their son and her husband neil vestal. (matt j

reporter mary beth mc-dade has the story. ihas been said that not all superheroes wear capes.for one driver on the 405 freeway this week, this adage held true.he was pulled from his burning car on monday afternoon by uniformed members of ucla's army rotc program who happened to be in the right place at the right time with the right training."we don't always get an opportunity as cadre members to demonstrate to our cadet members that we practice what we preach," said lieutenant colonel shannon stambersky, chair of the rotc program at ucla. "we talk about our deployments to afghanistan and iraq, but never in a million years would you ever expect to be called upon to do something in los angeles."stambersky and three other uniformed staff were riding in a minivan on the southbound 405 heading back to campus with two civilian staff members. they saw a northbound big rig crash into the concrete median barrier and overturn, sending debris flying onto the southbound lanes."i initially thought it was the center divider exploding because the truck was carrying what looked like chunks of

wallace, has you know, will be he won't bethe end a particularly big factor in the race.handily in 1972. but in the process, he gets into constitutional trouble, trouble with the presidency, and you all know about watergate. i don't want to have to review is essentially a break-in at the watergate complex and washington, d.c. by members or people who had been hired by the committee to ,eelect the president ultimately unravel into a chain of events that lead actor the president, not so much for the break-in as the effort to cover up the break-in. people within the administration made that chain, that connection, possible. people like james mccord, john .ean then the watergate committee begins to act, and two of the and jamess, sam ervin powered baker. -- how would baker. baker one of the up-and-coming stars in the south. it is notable that they are both from the south. the investigations again to ,eveal more, including tapes the president declares executive privilege. the court say no. he tries transcripts. that does not work out too well. you have to hear the tapes. he tr

that has been a focal point. he is going to bethage, new york on long island with this message. >> maria: right, i think he has done a good job of focusing on the threat from ms-13. i think it's something a lot of people didn't know a lot about. and he is focused on that. i think that's a good thing. i keep saying this every time we talk about immigration, but i want a larger national conversation led by the members of the united states congress about how to fix a whole lot of issues. i know in an election year, that's probably not going to happen. this is only one piece of it and i want a bigger conversation about how to tackle all of it, illegal immigration, sanctuary cities, legal immigration, what that should look like. i know it's a pipe dream but i'm going to keep saying it. >> katie: we have had the conservation. >> maria: the conversation hasn't done anything. >> harris: he has talked about it and dealt with it more than the previous eight years under obama. >> katie: the reason why it's a focus imminent threat to communitie

were on everyone's minds.soti think i saw some drone footagel pretty crazy. beth mina was headed home to ohau. sotthis volcano has been active for a long time but the recent activity is different than we've seen since i ve been there.sotit's mother nature in it's rawest form. scott hogle was also flying home to hawaii. he says he's stunned to see the images on the news.soti've been there for 20 years and i don't remember that happening while i've been there.sotthe volcano is always spewing lava but whats different this time is the earth split open and lava is coming up in neighborhood where there are homes and farmland.both beth and scoot hope that neighbors near the erruption are safe and getting the help they need.sot i just saw a notification that there was a 6.9 earthquake i know there have been evactuation going on in the area.sotthe state of hawaii has a number of preparedness plans in place but nobody can predict where the earth is going to spilt open. they are probably just trying to figure it out and get out of the way of the lava. (chuck)most of the people we talked to today were headed to honolullu, wh

were on everyone's minds.soti think i saw some drone footagel pretty crazy. beth mina was headed home to ohau. sotthis volcano has been active for a long time but the recent activity is different than we've seen since i ve been there.sotit's mother nature in it's rawest form. scott hogle was also flying home to hawaii. he says he's stunned to see the images on the news.soti've been there for 20 years and i don't remember that happening while i've been there.sotthe volcano is always spewing lava but whats different this time is the earth split open and lava is coming up in neighborhood where there are homes and farmland.both beth and scoot hope that neighbors near the erruption are safe and getting the help they need.sot i just saw a notification that there was a 6.9 earthquake i know there have been evactuation going on in the area.sotthe state of hawaii has a number of preparedness plans in place but nobody can predict where the earth is going to spilt open. they are probably just trying to figure it out and get out of the way of the lava. (chuck) most of the people we talked to today were headed to honolullu, w

the happy-go-lucky child i once knew. >> reporter: before beth collins can finish testifying, it happens, right there in the hearing room, haley has a seizure. lisa struggles to stabilize her daughter and tries to regain her composure. she still wants to speak to the lawmakers. >> this is lisa smith. >> reporter: she collects her thoughts and she steps to the microphone. >> this is -- this is normal for me. this is daily for me. it's been stated we don't know the long-term effects of medical marijuana. but i can tell you, i know the long-term effect of uncontrolled seizures. it will be cognitive decline and premature death. i look to see if my daughter's lips are blue. i watch her when she sleeps. i look for the rise and fall of her chest. at 14, that's not what we do. so, i ask you, i beseech you, please allow this to come out of committee. >> reporter: finally, it is theresa elder's turn to speak, she doesn't say much, but what she says comes straight from the heart. >> so, let me leave with you this, if i come back here next january, it's very probable i will come by myself. and you'll recognize me if i have an empty stroller,

to beth fouhy, you have seen a few primarying, this one has a couple twists is. >> what i'm watchingnvictions be elevated to office. this emergence of don blanken ship. he could win that primary, but he spent a year in prison for his role in that mine disaster, big ben mine, 29 miners killed. he was found guilty to avoid federal health and safety mine standards. heant even campaign without the permission of his parole office. what he's done is sort of spun it. he said it was as a result of justice department overreach, always a good way to gin up -- >> it appears to be resonating. >> right now folks on the ground seeing a surge there no blankenship. despite the fact he's doing these questionable ads, despike the fact he spend a year in prison. >> more than questionable, yes. >> is potentially in line to win the primary. the president's son don junior was out with a tweet and came right out and said let's not do this, i want to be a winner. if blankenship is nominated, we republicans are sure to lose that seat next fall. >> then you have flynn. >> yes, michael flynn. he was supposed t

he has been horning in on celebrities for years. from liz beth taelizabeth taylo. diana ross.n connery to the rolling stones. nobody is safe. not even the queen. people think you are kind of, an official part of the whole royal show here. but really, you are not, really, you are a usurper. >> i'm hoping. hoping the queen is going to apin the me to all stop this unofficial thing. this will really make my day. >> tony is still hoping and still shouting. >> cbs news are on their way. >> mark phillips, cbs news, england. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this wednesday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and of course cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city. i'm vladamir duthier. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, may 2nd, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> making president talk. the special counsel leading the russia investigation has floated the idea of issuing a grand jury subpoena for mr. trump. >>> severe weather pounds parts of the u.s. with tornados reported in ka

patricia: el padre beth meghan markle, la novia del prÍncipe harry no acompaÑarÁ a su hija hasta el altar, el castillo de windsor el sÁbado. asÍ lo haeparativos para asistir a la boda. lo muestran tomÁndose medidas para hacerse un traje, o buscando imÁgenes en internet de su hija y su futuro yerno. continuando con el temade esta boda, la historia de amor del prÍncipe y meghan markle es sorprenden, como otras que enfrentÓ la monarquÍa y que en su tiempo fueron escÁndalos de primera plana. marÍa antonieta collins nos tiene un reportaje especial con las historias de aristÓcratas enamorados de plebeyas. ♪ ♪ marÍa antonieta: hace 81 aÑos que las paredes del castillo de windsor temblaron. diciembre 1936, la historia de amor no era de hadas. [habla en inglÉs] sin mÁs, eduardo viii anunciÓ su abdicaciÓn. [habla en inglÉs] en este documento declarÓ su revocable decisiÓn de renunciar al trono de inglaterra, por el amor de una mujer. la mujer era norteamericana y divorciada, esto generÓ una grave crisis constitucional. el divorcio no cabÍa en la corte inglesa, mucho menos para una reina. la casa de windsor asegurÓ la sucesión de la persona de

beth holloway launched the natalee holloway research center. a nonprofit focused on preventing other families having to go through what she and her ex-husband hash. >> as a parent, you want to know what happened. right now we don't have natalee and we don't know anymore than what we have known from the first day. >> reporter: in meridian, mississippi fox news. >> still a mystery. >>> the fbi issues an urgent request. what officials are asking you to do after russian computer hackers compromise hundreds of thousands of routers. >> schools are turning to technology in the wake of recent campus shootings. how the makers of an app say the software could help save the lives of students and teachers. >>> russian computer hackers did this. they believe they placed mel were more than 500,000 internet routers in the united states. there will be consequences. i am joined by peter young. these infections has affected more than 50 countries. it is pretty significant. >> it is significant. unfortunately people need to be proactive. they need to unplug their router and plug it back in. i see this is growing. >> let's go back and talk about the router. the fb

betty coed, walter olesik, richards beth, tom cleber and gary craig, all of whom have contributed to this series of speeches i've made over the last few years. kentucky hasong -- it could be argued -- above its weight in the white house senate. aside from having a small population, kentucky has produced its greatest lawmaker henry clay, one of only five state that is can claim two majority leaders, and is the only state to have three majority whips. that's the number two job. the commonwealth has the produced more senate party caucus chairmen than any other state. in addition, kentucky has been hope to vice presidents, presidents, and scores of prominent church massacre chairmen. they've always -- prominent chair chairmen. the senate majority leader is nowhere to be found in the constitution or in american history. the job is not mentioned at all. it emerged slowly over time and is actually a little more than a century old. the president of the senate, the vice president, is provided for in the constitution and on paper you would think would be the formal leader of the senate. this, however, has rarely been the case in practice. part of the reason for th

ha. ♪ >> while on the subject of britain. here is a question for you -- what does charlie d'agata have in common with james bond? well they bethmartin. >> reporter: that sound, like it its reputation, precedes the aston martin. beneath the deep growl of its latest model its the echo of more than a century of british car making. it is a brand intrinsically linked with that other british icon. >> bond. james bond. rob smith fell in love at the tender age of 14 when he joined the owner's club, despite not being an ownener. i hav no idea how i would afford an aston martin. knew i would get there eventually. >> reporter: he did eventually. he now owns four. it's got soul. it is more than just a -- a collection of nuts and bolts and oil and petrol. the love that has gone night. >> reporter: the united states is aston martin's biggest overstaez market. yet each vehicle is hand made to the customer's specifications here at its uk factory. >> we don't seep thee as just being cars. it's a piece of art really. >> steve wadingham is aston martin's senior market specialist. >> any color leather. stitching. how important is it to get this r

beth exiled government seven years ago. he spoke to him about his abuse year mark sixty years since the love of first set foot on indian soil what haschanged in the past sixty years for the debate goes. on the one hand since the occupation of tibet is oppression of tibetans have continued different graph of the sun band and environmental destruction culture assimilation all this attacking place on the other hand in exile the tibetan government exile you know has not only survive struggled and its has thrived in the sense that it's full fledged democracy return on schools on hospitals on settlements in our own ministers nunneries in that sense issue compare with sixty million refugees and die spread around the world perhaps you might find a role model where government exile is run democratically it may be a democratically run government in exile but it's still exactly that a government in exile what other chances the actual real chances of tibetan autonomy ever being granted by the chinese or even for the tibetan government to take shape in tibet. well we was very high because throughout sophocles speaking you know de china is ruled

i want to know whether britain has accepted meghan markle as one of their own. she will be a princess. bethlosing executives, another federal investigation and reports from the 10 billion cash just to get through the next 18 months. that's just this week. tech watcher, he's been all in on tesla forever. is he still with them? we will ask. the president introduced the idea back in march. that was that the u.s. should create a new military service dedicated to space. congressman's been pushing this idea for years. tell us what we need to do, what will cost about the space wars will do. "varney and company" continues. going nowhere friday thus far. we are up a mere 22 points at 24738. nordstrom is way down, nearly 10% lower. their sales fell short. campbell soup, a five and half year low for that stock. not a very rosy forecast. the chief executive retired and it's down 11%. packaged food company, the rest of them down on that news. it's all fresh these days. this is what president john said about the possibility of a military space force. roll tape. >> we are actually thinking of a sixth and

has their foot on his neck. bluffime to stop all the and gruff and get with the program here. host: ok. that's beth in north carolina. ge references gina haspel -- na haskell. john mccain sent out a tweet addressing his concerns about her ability in the job, saying i believe she is a patriot who loves our country and has devoted her professional life with service and defense. her role in overseeing the use of torture is disturbing. it was before the senate intelligence committee. you can see it on c-span. here is some for response. leadership cia will not restart a detention and interrogation program. cia has learned some tough lessons from that experience. we were asked to tackle a mission that fell outside our expertise. for me there is no better example of implementing lessons learned than what the agency took away from that program. clear as the it is majority report concluded that cia was not prepared to conduct a detention and interrogation program. today the u.s. government has a clear legal and policy framework that governs detentions and interrogations. provideslly the law that no individu

has decided to use a lead screens for its morals -- models. lot to cover to get to grips. -- the latest in trade tensions, let's get that. bethe u.s. is said to willing to discuss it deal -- a deal in europe. eucould open the way to the avoiding billions of dollars in sanctions, however we're told washington is ready to impose penalties. the bank of england is denying a timesfter the financial said the process were post-brexit. they decided unnamed bank officials said that the governor had fallen out. however, a spokesman says there's no truth of a policy switch. a day after being sworn in, they called emergency talks. percent.to different they have promised to be ahead of the curve on market policy. -- the new prime minister says he is canceling the project. he says his decision final and says malaysia will have to pay contractual penalties for exiting the deal. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. >> geopolitics driving the market once again. it is the latest. --asked the former governor he says his only aim is to pass a budget in move the country early next year. i

beth england scored the goal with less than ten minutes gone in chester. chelsea will repalace city at the top of the table if they beat birmingham tonight. andy murray's long—awaited return to tennis hasmpetitively since last summer. there are now serious concerns he may miss the start of the grass—court season, which was his target. better news for kyle edmund. he has moved into the second round of the madrid open with a straight—sets win over daniil medvedev, dropping only four games. next up for the british number one — novak djokovic. meanwhile, johanna konta's tough start to 2018 continues. she has gone out in madrid after being beaten in straight sets by qualifier bernarda pera. konta has won just nine matches this year. chris froome lost more time in the giro d'italia. the race left israel with the fourth stage in sicily, won by the belgian tim wellens. britain's simon yates has moved up to third overall, but reigning tour de france and vuelta a espana champion froome is nearly a minute off the lead, which is held by the australian rohan dennis. world and commonwealth champion tom daley has said he will take a break from competition for the rest of the year. daley won gold with