. >> i still have cords. now?, too. >> i have the cords and 100 bucks in my pocket. >> sweatingday, the ear pods slipping out. it is going to be hot this afternoon. we're going to all be dealing with warmer temperatures. this is a live look outside in san francisco. starting out mostly clear. just a very shallow layer of fog across the bay. if you're on the other side in antioch and you're starting out with temperatures in the low 60s, it already feels warmer than normal. it will get hot pretty fast as we go throughout the morning and early afternoon. we have a lot of graduations today. san jose unified high school will have three graduations today at the municipal rose garden. so it is going to be really hot out there. make sure you have a hat and some sunscreen and you bring some bottles of water. because our temperatures will be heading into the upper 80s throughout the day. even at 6:00 with the later graduations, it's still going to be very warm with mid-80s. this is a look at our high temperatures for the so

>> okay, nancy cordes at the capitol tonight. thank you. >>> we're getting late word tonight on the boeing 737 max. the faa says it's discovered a new flaw that could further delay its return to the skies. all 737 maxes were grounded after two crashes overseas that killed 246 people. kris van cleave has the latest. >> reporter: during flight tests in a boeing 737 maksim laettner seattle, faa pilots discovered a computer issue that could slow down the pilot's ability to quickly respond to a scenario like the one seen in the two max crashes. the issue occurred when the pilots were evaluating failure scenarios when the nose of the plane was being pushed down. the test pilots felt it remained down longer than it should, leaving them concerned it would increase the chances of a crash. bowing is now working on a software fix to address this issue with a microprocesser in the flight computer. if that fails, the component would have to be replaced on all max airplanes, likely extending the global grounding. boeing's ceo dennis muhlenberg

there's heavy cords that come with it, and a heavy generator. the one on the right has the system on all of our new trucks. it's an l.e.d. light with a 24-volt charging system. as the firefighters are driving around, it's constantly being charged. it has an 18-hour life battery, so those are some of the things that we're changing to ensure more efficiency for our firefighters. cordless extrication tools. so as you know, the jaws of life are on our cordless rescue teams, but what we found out is in 2007, major manufacturers of vehicle started using high strength steel made with boron and other materials that could not be cut with the laws jaws life. we did some research and found there were not only more efficient tools on the market, but electric tools. these tools are also on all of our aerial trucks and electric squads. there's no cords. with this equipment, you grab it, you go, and you're going to work immediately. there's no sound, no loud banging or motors running, your officer can actually stand right next to you and say, i need a cut here

nancy cordes, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> chinese president xi jinping arrived overnight for a two-day state visit to north korea. the summit comes as xi and kim jong-un are locked in separate disputes with the u.s. xi over trade and kim over nuclear weapons. this is the first time for xi to visit north korea in 14 years. >>> coming up on the "cbs "morning news"", why missouri is in danger of losing its license of its last planned parenthood and one of the biggest busts in u.s. history. this is the "cbs morning news." ...used almost everywhereema, eon almost everybody. like the hands of a hairstylist. prescription eucrisa... ...works at and below the surface of the skin. it blocks overactive pde4 enzymes... ...which is believed to reduce inflammation. and it's steroid free. do not use if you are allergic to eucrisa or its ingredients. allergic reactions may occur at or near the application site. the most common side effect is application site pain. ask your doctor about eucrisa. air wick take in fragrance inspired by nature with air wick essential mist. it transforms natural essential

nancy cordes, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> overnight a second suspect was arrested in the shooting of former red sox star david ortiz. p alleged shooter. meanwhile a hearing is expected for a the shooting. eddie vladimir feliz garcia has been charged with attempted homicide. police say he confessed to playing a role in the shooting but insists he did not pull the tricker. garcia is accused of being the getaway driver of the motor vehicle carrying the gunman. police say the man who fired the shot still on the loose. big papi was shot overnight at the dominican republic. he's recovering at a hospital in boston, and yesterday ortiz took his first steps after undergoing a second surgery. his wife said ortiz was stable, awake, and resting comfortably. >>> the estranged husband of missing mother jennifer dulos is out on bond this morning. yesterday foe it is due low walked out of jail after posting a half million dollar bond. he and his girlfriend were arrested for the disappearance of jennifer dulos. her blood was found mixed with her husband's dna at the home where she lived. the mother o

melinda: we were looking for an extension cord, which was not easy to find.n bill goes into a store like that, it is like a laboratory. he is curious about everything. jen and i kept having to drag him saying, come on, we have to find these extension cords. stay focused. he was not recognized until we got into the cashiers line. he plays along with it and he was fine. david: jackie kennedy says if you mess up raising your children, nothing else in life really matters. melinda: absolutely. david: as parents, we know the hardest thing to do is raise children. you have had to shield three children from the wealth and publicity. melinda: i have tried with our children to always, first, have them know that their love, most importantly. they are loved no matter what. and their job in life is to find their talents. whatever those are, we will support that. it is up to them to bring those talents in the world, no matter what they want to be. when the children were young, i have taken them out in the seattle community. even when they were kindergarten age, and then at

sides and it's predicted by high heels to dario yet there are a few clues to explore push ronnie corded the largest fortress and a word belt and a grid of no where it all go nor not a wall of rain the only water supply here is a stream running through the fortress which it's believed supported early settlers yeah today along with a warder for all of their dancing fairies it supports the residents of a small really generations of these go board tribesmen ever lived here for hundreds of fears in grayling's made of drop greatly in ward they say ronnie cord needs attention. when your head is the government is least interested in preserving the sites this for has a lot of potential in attracting local and foreign tourists but there are no hotels or restaurants around here they facilities really even the road is in bad shape. gaze about the fortress origins the local folklore hare there are stories dating it back to the persian empire i daresay it marked the outer reaches of the roman empire on the west bank of the mighty river in texas whatever the truth it said myra said ronnie court is you

tohad to drag him, we have find these extension cords. stay focused.s not recognized until we got into the cashiers line. he plays along with it and he was fine. david: jackie kennedy says if you mess up raising your children, nothing else in life really matters. as parents we know the hardest thing to do is raise children. you have had to shield three children from the wealth and publicity. melinda: i have tried with our children, first to let them know they are loved no matter what. life is to find their talents. whatever those are, we will support that. it is up to them to bring those talents in the world, no matter what they want to be. when the children were young, i have taken them out in the seattle community. at age appropriate times, when they got to be 10-11, out into the developing world, to not only do a beautiful safari but to see what life is like on the ground. when you have great means, you don't have money as a buffer. my kids have always had an allowance. we have had an agreement, they are not to tell other people their allowance. nei

here's nancy cordes. >> reporter: hicks took questions for seven hours, but she would not talk about time in the white house. >> even something as simple as "where was your office located?" "objection." >> reporter: white house lawyers with hicks said she didn't have to answer because of something they called "absolute immunity." >> again, there is no such thing as "absolute immunity." the white house is just making stuff up. >> reporter: hicks was one of the president's closest aides. her name appears in the mueller report 184 times. mueller says hicks witnessed most of the president's attempts to interfere with the investigation. why not answer the committee's questions, ms. hicks? >> reporter: republicans argue there is nothing left to learn from hicks, who is now a vice president at fox corporation. >> we're simply talking about things that are already out there in public and getting the same answers over and over again. es reporter: normally congress doesn't like it when people don't answer your questions, but you're saying in this case you're fine with it. >> i want to make it

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families from filling out the forms thereby, margaret, skewing population data. >> brennan: nancy cordest the capitol. the day after jon stewart slammed congress over healthcare funding for 9/11 first responders, a house committee passed a bill today that would cover them until the year 2090. stewart testified along with former new york city police detective luis alvarez, one of many first responders who got cancer after working at ground zero. alvarez said he was starting his 69th round of chemotherapy today. there were more clashes today in the streets of hong kong. protesters are outraged over a proposal to send criminal suspects to mainland china for prosecution. riot police met them with tear gas and rubber bullets. ramy inocencio was in that crowd. >> reporter: "we have to use force," said hong kong's police chief, and they did. they shot tear gas and pepper spray, swung batons and fired rubber bullets. protesters pushed back with water bottles protected by umbrellas and masks. everyone was a target, including us. oh! already, the smoke and the tear gas is making its way here. feel

icncy cordes at the capitol tonight, thank you.re getting late word tonight on the boeing 737 max. the f.a.a. says it's discovered a new flaw that could further delay its return to the skies. all 737 maxes were grounded after two crashes overseas that killed 346 people. kris van cleave has the latest. >> reporter: during flight tests in a boeing 737 max simulator in seattle, f.a.a. test pilots discovered a computer issue that could slow down the pilot's ability to quickly respond to a scenario like the one seen in the two max crashes. the issue occurred when the cclots were evaluating failure scenarios where the nose of the plane was being pushed down. the test pilots felt it remained down longer than it should, leaving them concerned it would increase the chances of a crash. boeing is now working on a software fix to address this issue with a microprocessor in the flight computer. if that fails, the component would have to be replaced on all max airplanes, likely extending the global grounding. boeing c.e.o. dennis muilenberg: >>

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>> dubois: nancy cordes at the capital tonight. thank you.e today san francisco became the first major american city to toprove a ban on the sale of electronic cigarettes. the crackdown is aimed at reducing teen vaping. one in five american high schoolers admitted to vaping last year. jamie yuccas is in san francisco. >> reporter: the city-wide ban on e-cigarettes and popular vaping flavors will cause smokeshop profits to go up in smoke. it would be 30% to 40% of your business if this all went away? >> yeah, i'll say about 30% to 40%, because everybody is on vape now-a-days. >> reporter: farah says he sells only to adults, but increased use by teens overall has reached troubling levels. ae centers for disease control found a 78% surge in the use of e-cigarettes by high schoolers in a single year from 2017 to 2018. >> they were allowed to proliferate all over this country with no regulation, and here we are today now with millions of addicted children, teenagers. millions of ld reporter: with a 70% share of the vaping market, juul is the large

nancy cordes, thank you.oday the president and the democratic front-runner vying for his job traded insults in dueling visits to iowa. this as a new quinnipiac university poll gives joe biden a 13-point lead nationally over president trump. ed o'keefe reports the trump campaign has a reason to be worried. >> i believe that trump poses a fundamental threat to america. >> i'd rather run against, i think, biden than anybody. i think he's the weakest mentally. >> given the way former >> reporter: given the way former vice president joe biden and president donald trump targeted each other today, you'd be forgiven if you thought the election was next week. >> sleepy joe. he was someplace in iowa today, and he said my name so many times that people couldn't stand it anymore. >> only i can fix it. fix yourself first, donald trump! >> but there are >> reporter: but there are 237 days until the iowa caucuses and 511 days until election day 2020. one reason for the early action, cbs news has learned that internal trump

i am akin to some of those that cut the cord. for example, viewers can now purchase skinny bundles or scaled down selections of paid t.v. channels. that more closely aligned with their preferences. content is also available on demand through subscription-based offerings that provide uninterrupted ad free viewing. as well as so-called premium models. where the service is available free of charge with intermittent advertisements. the growth of these offerings is delivering a more personalized and less expensive television experience. this morning hearing is an opportunity to discuss how television programming and the delivery of video content has evolved over the past decade. particularly within the broadcast and cable television industries. i would also like to ask witnesses to address how new entrants into the video marketplace are transforming traditional television business models. while increasing competition and consumer choice. as technology continues to advance and transform, the television industry, this hearing provides a

cording to old finnish tradition only the bride gets a new wedding ring the groom takes his engagement ring. outside the church the couple are greeted by friends from their sports. cars he takes place a half hours drive from the city at a simple wooden house in the far east. and then more thought the wedding wouldn't change anything between us. but i think we're even happier and even more love now. if there's any lesson to be learned from the happy couple is that it's keep it simple and don't always take nice days. they're all love. the whole series is available on our you tube channel if you want to see more just go to youtube and put in europe ties the knot in the cup that's it's thanks for watching i'll be back next week with much more. and don't forget the website. for more i hope you can join me next week until the. good. move. the man who stopped the desert yaku salado go from burkina faso. she shows farmers how to regenerate their soil putting local knowledge to innovative use his work turned down land into a 40 head tear forest and are intent a right livelihood award. given in

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next week with a g. 20 in japan and i'm sure we'll of course talk about it with you at that time ins corded there for us in new york. mexico has ratified a new trade deal with united states and canada lawmakers there voted overwhelmingly to greenlight the pact which replaces the old nafta agreement the approval comes during a period of heightened trade tension with united states earlier this month u.s. president donald trump threatened to impose tariffs on all mexican imports if the country failed to reduce migration the new deal dubbed the us mexico canada agreement still needs to be legally approved by the other 2 countries. and the u.s. has finalized the clean air measure to replace an emissions cutting plan from the previous obama administration the new rule it out today by the country's environmental protection agency in specific emissions targets all together and gives energy companies an incentive to continue using coal plough powered plants. protecting jobs in the coal industry was one of donald trump's campaign promises the us president on this pledge with the introduction of the a

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acquired by chinese private equity firm beautiful mind capital or b m c we reached out to both b m c and cord tankas german management board for an interview both turned us down b m c's europe fund has its headquarters in shanghai and london the geolocation was billed as a reflection of close sino u.k. cooperation in the financial sector and came as british prime minister to resign may was seeking out new partnerships in preparation for a future outside the e.u. . germany's battles month foundation has been studying chinese acquisitions of german companies the purchase of court danka appears to be a textbook case. so i. kind it is pursuing a political strategy called china 2025 which has the aim of turning the country into a leading industrial nation purchasing high tech companies from abroad is a clearly stated part of that strategy b m c is backed by shanghai international group multi-billion euro chinese state owned sovereign wealth fund germany's p.d.i. business lobby group is sending the alarm. this was on the side chinese companies should not be able to use state subsidies and governmen

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is to push for homegrown innovation to grasp the cord technologies in this long lasting trade battle is an urgent call for china now so china certainly tries to be also less dependent on others we also heard yesterday that stockpiling soybeans obviously expecting a prolonged trade spat with the us how long do you think it will take for china to reach that goal of self-reliance. for monica we really don't know because chinese technology industry is highly dependent on global component suppliers especially from the u.s. but china has made remarkable progress made remarkable progress in some technology application area like e-commerce payment and artificial intelligence but little progress has been made in core technologies such as those in making car engines chips and computer operating systems so it's very important that china has to speed up to specialize in upper echelons not this value chain ride suit so my hand they're reporting for us from a studio in taipei thank you so much. the trumpet ministration has ended the most popular forms of u.s. travel to cuba its band cruise ships a

hopefully this election will be holding a cording to the law of the year for taking part in this election but with reservations the company denied it's a fact we hope to be no irregularities show me just the new owners this election is a big deal because what happens in istanbul sends political ripples across turkey. has long been tightening his grip on power and critics say he's tipping turkey into authoritarianism. before the new vote polls show to mama lou ahead. pedro was a turkish citizen and as a young university student i support him because i believe his projects or projects good at solving real problems. in your. party he still has a lot of support among a lot of the keyboard but i'm an individual who suffered during the times when those were the heads covered for religious reasons were able to pursue an education for 20 years and 20 years later i was able to get an education and become a teacher. who was to be a cool for this our president was the reason for this shit in the old. if the opposition wins there will be renewed questions as to how long and can dominate turkish polit

you're right, the senate ignal free, and the reason you see a growth in people cutting the cord which means you don't get any retransmission dollars, is because it doesn't work in today's marketplace. if you can have a wider array of options, the other place confined by the 1992 cable act, you're seeing consumers walk. so what i've been suggesting is when stelar comes up, you shouldn't look at it in a negative way. it absolutely is an opportunity for us to look at the video marketplace. if we look at the video marketplace and recognize that the laws don't work in today's world, we can look at why you're getting fewer dollars because people are cutting the cord and walking away from the system. maybe you want to cherry pick and say let stelar expire. i don't want to associate myself with that because i think we shouldn't just look at stelar, we should look at the whole thing. let's say they wrote a perfect law in 1992. does anyone want to come to the table and suggest that when they wrote the law in 1992, they took into account how people get their video content today? of course they d

on pless suppose or to do with the fact that if you do i mean it's already i mean i'm gonna sign cording to the u.n. according to a lot of women rights organizations is the worst place in the world to be a woman so to even go and play so i can't even imagine to go out and play soccer i mean the courage that must take so then if you have these allegations is there fear of stigma is there fear that if i come out and say this powerful man did this that they will not be believed i want to sign is a male dominated country and when for women playing football even living in that country is very dangerous but playing football is breaking all the barriers and rules and coming out to play football you know the you have to go to a lot of problems. in there women myself for example i i filed against so many people until i got permission to go to play football so when the women come and play football like fighting with this society with the family to get the permission to go in and on the pitch and what happens when they get harassed or sexually abused the it cannot go back to their families and the

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when he has a steel cord with hooks. on the river that's all the story is she's a. little more sick of the look for. his daughter jennifer has been missing since 2008. a mother been east shows us a video of her daughter a happy young woman just short of 18th birthday not long afterwards she went to a party and didn't come back her parents called the police but nothing happened. i wanted to file a missing person report and that's the that's what i got the response i got. she was on a drunk. driver weeks we'll be back in a week that's the response i got. the authorities never mind to just search jennifer is one of more than 4001st nations girls and women who have disappeared in the last 30 years the murder rate for these women is 4 times higher than that of white women and stat cases almost never solved people here feel but the authorities just look the other way. today we reach benes and wilfried 5 video chat that still looking for their daughter on their own they say it would be different if she had not been indigenous or my daughter went missing didn't kick or seri