i'm demarco morgan.hing and good night. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. >> out of nowhere i just hear a big bang and i see the van squished in half. >>> now at 6:00 an amtrak train slams into an east bay crossing, the debate over whether the crossing arms were working correctly. >> he died trying to protect the lives and homes of his neighbors. tonight the community is remembering a fallen cal firefighter. the blaze he was battling exploded in size near yosemite. >> and dianne feinstein snubbed by her own party, why they're throwing their endorsement to the powerful democrat trying to unseat her. >>> you might be thinking the 85-year-old incumbent probably doesn't need any help getting elected, but kpix5 political reporter melissa caen explains the party nod actually comes with some significant fringe benefits for her opponent.

demarco?> morgan: all right, jamie, thank you for that report. investigators this weekend retrieved the black box from the amphibious tour boat that capsized and sank thursday night near branson, missouri. the recording device was sent to a lab in washington, d.c. for analysis. omar villafranca has more from the lake where 17 people were killed. >> reporter: this corner of table rock lake has been closed off since friday. divers are working 80 feet underwater to salvage the duck boat. 17 people died on thursday when a storm sank the vessel. federal investigators are now focused on the duck boat's black box and video from inside the boat. the n.t.s.b. also wants to know about what the captain knew about the forecasted weather and when he knew it. dr. earl weener is with the n.t.s.b. >> the real objective is going to be to find out what kind of information they had on board when they made the decision to go out. >> before we left out, they just said, "it's a storm coming, so go to the water firs

demarco? >> meg oliver reporting, meg, thank you. >>> in weymouth, massachusetts today police say an officer was killed in the line of duty with his own gun by a man who used the same gun to shoot and kill a woman inside her home. police say officer michael chesna confronted the suspect who hit him in the head with a rock, took his gun and shot him. they say the woman the suspect killed was an innocent bystander. he was later taken into custody. >>> well, dozens of wildfires are burning there the west. they have scorched nearly a million acres, and thousands of firefighters are trying to get them under control. near yosemite national park this weekend, one of those firefighters was killed. here is mireya villarreal. >> reporter: burning along the west side of yosemite national park, the ferguson fire acres. it started late friday night and steep rugged terrain has been a challenge for fire crews. >> we are initiating a serious accident review team to find out what occurred. >> reporter: cal fi

reporter demarco morgan.... on the investigation underway tonight. pkg script: {pkg} >>> a tourist boat that exploded has left americans heard. 10 people from the usa were on board when it happened yesterday including a woman that was killed. the reporter demarco morgan is leading the investigation, underway tonight. >> moved the boat. >> reporter: the vessel was in distress in the bahamas off of the island. the engine reportedly exploded, causing a raging fire and black smoke. we took the video. >>> we saw them sitting there tre waame ming up and within 30 seconds, the boat was caught on fire. >> reporter: a coast guard deployed from clearwater florida after the bahamas police force asked for help. the coast guard crew landed on slezak, taking four people towards the air station. one was taken to a hospital in st. petersburg. six others were airlifted from the scene to a hospital in nassau. it appears that one victim was rescued by those that were building along -- they told everybody was healthy as much as they could. >> we were able to take all of

demarco martin has details. >> reporter: wendi winters is not only being remembered for her love, faith while reporting for the capital gazette, but also for her final acts the day police say gunman jarrod ramos stormed into the newspaper's newsroom be againing his killing spree. employees who were inside during the attack says it was winters who charged at the gunman and may have saved more lives. winters eco worker janel cooley told the capital gazette she watched from under her desk as she confronted the man using a trash can. the woman's daughter spoke about the gruesome day before singing at her mother's service on saturday. >> on thursday, june 28th, 2018, there was no song in the world that could have captured how i felt. today, even though i'm sad, confused and angry and devastate ed, how can i keep from singing. >> reporter: demarco morgan, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we talk with grammy award winning songwriter john legend about a new announcement from the global festival. i'm ann marie green, "cbs morning news." sometimes within 24 hours. while me

demarco morgan, thank you. to the west now, heat advisories and warnings stretch from southern arizona to northern oregon. the most dangerous temperatures are inland. the mercury has topped 100 degrees in fresno, california, every day for nearly three weeks. the heat wave is fueling dozens of large fires. in california, the ferguson fire has burned nearly 40,000 acres since it was sparked by lightning nearly two weeks ago. here's dean reynolds. >> reporter: the largest wildfire in the nation, with a footprint the size of san francisco, is now perched on the threshold of yosemite, and wind-born smoke from that inferno has shrouded the park's iconic sights in a thick, choking haze. people come from all over the world to see the majestic el capitan monolith here in yosemite. unfortunately, this is what it looks like today. >> the first thing we saw was the smoke. >> reporter: raphael krings came from belgium. so you haven't seen a clear view of much? >> no. >> reporter: albert gonzalez is from spain. >> i am very

>> quijano: demarco morgan, thank you.e at-home fertility test for women who waited to have children. does it work? and later, a look at "the a- team," the cave divers thai officials called as soon as they heard the soccer team was missing. >> quijano: c.d.c. figures show, for the first time ever, women in their 30s are having more children than those in their 20s. but putting off child bearing can affect a woman's chances of getting pregnant. so, a san francisco bay startup launched an at-home hormone test. mireya villarreal shows us how they work. >> reporter: lauren denham is a lifestyle blogger and actress. >> you know what? if you won't do it, i will. >> reporter: denham says she was so focused on her career that having children didn't cross her mind until she turned 30 last year. >> and that is when i started thinking, "oh, maybe i should freeze my eggs, look at my options." >> reporter: because eggs decrease in both quantity and quality with age, an increasing number of women are choosing to freeze their eggs during

demarco morgan is here with the latest. >> reporter: oh, my god. >> oh, my god. >> two funnel clouds ripped through neighborhoods in iowa late today. hovering over these homes. honey, get inside. >> a storm system moving east across central iowa took forecasters by surprise and left a trail of destruction in its wake, toppling cars and tearing the roofs off buildings, off the marshal county courthouse and reports of catastrophic damage, including vehicles reported missing, vehicles overturned and trees down. >> some homes are damaged and others fully destroyed. the national weather service says several tornadoes were confirmed. demarco morgan, cbs news, new york. >> glor: president trump and russian president vladimir putin, sent an invitation for another it's for another summit, this time in washington in the fall. the administration is still dealing with the fallout from the first. in our interview at the white house, the president revealed a little of what happened behind closed doors in helsinki this week. his top intelligence advisor says he wasn't told about the details, or the

demarco, thank you. president trump is talking with white house lawyers this weekend about his upcoming supreme court nominee. laying down the groundwork before announcing his pick next monday. errol barnett is in new jersey traveling with the president. >> i think we're going to have support from democrats, frankly, i think if it's the right person. >> reporter: in an interview sunday, president trump voiced confidence that his yet-to-be- announced supreme court nominee will be confirmed soon, as he finds a replacement for retiring justice anthony kennedy, who has been a swing vote on critical issues, like abortion. >> i think it's going to go very quickly. i think we're going to have a lot of support. >> reporter: an announcement is planned a week from monday, and republicans want to seat that judge by the fall. to succeed, the president's choice needs the backing of nearly all senate republicans. >> a candidate for this important position, who would overturn roe v. wade, would not be acceptable to me.

demarco morgan, thank you. we're going to check in now with lonnie quinn in new york, where temperatures reached 95 degrees. lonnie, you're outside. when is this heat going to end? >> reporter: we're going to get right now the jet stream is so far to the north i don't see any big changes right through set for the country, it stays pretty of n fby sone tu the og epti e ay beautth next week, i would say 90% of the country is going to have temperatures warmer than they should be and for the month of july the projection is everyone except the pacific northwest will have temperatures above average. so there is a lot of heat out there. how does this transpire for folks livering in the west, you have to remember you have a dryer heat out. there the same heat in place but it's dryer so red flag warnings have been issued for a number of states in the west. and now you look at just how hot it's going to be and so above normal that places leak los angeles to las vegas over to phoenix have an excessive heat watch in place.

all right, demarco, thank you. a disaster is unfolding in greece tonight. death toll from wildfires there has hit 74. e 's likely to go higher. the two biggest fires are just outside athens, and seth doane is there. >> reporter: the fast-moving flames quickly consumed homes and buildings fueled by 50-mile- per-hour wind gusts. some tried to escape on highways, only to be surrounded by walls of fire. aerial video reveals burned out neighborhoods and singed land. this man, searching for whatever he could find, near where his k.fe was killed, was still in shock. >> i took my baby and ran towards the sea. while my... my wife, i didn't know what happened. ithink she burned herself here. >> reporter: in the coastal town of marte, a popular tourist destination, the charred remains of victims were recovered. you can see the ground here is still smoldering. this is where one of the most horrifying scenes unfolded. a group of people were running for safety and they made it this unred this cliff tte reveby flame anderut rescuers were shocked to find the bodies of 25 p

from the broadcast center in new york city i'm demarco morgan.tioning funded by cbs 8÷ >>> it's friday, july 20th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> a tour boat capsizes, killing several people near branson, missouri. this morning the search resumes for the missing. >>> oh, my god. look at this. >> tornados tear through central iowa leaving miles of destruction. >>> and russian president vladimir putin is invited to the white house to the surprise of one of the president's top advisers. >> vladimir putin is coming to the white house.

i'm demarco morgan. president trump has started his first official visit to the uk. the president and first lady melania trump were welcomed at a black tie gala last night hosted by british prime minister theresa may. and today the first couple will sit down for tea with queen elizabeth. but it will be a starkly different scene on the streets of london. large protests are expected across the british capital. anger over mr. trump's visit and his policies has been simmering since the trip was first announced more than a year ago. mark phillips is there. >> reporter: a ceremonial military band may have greeted the president and first lady at blenheim palace, the impressive country estate west of london where winston churchill was born. but this was not the grand state visit he had been promised. this is a much delayed, much diminished working visit. all of it being held away from central london. where protesters have prepared a special welcome. the trump baby, they call it, to float over a massive anti-trum

i'm demarco morgan.he national guard is warning of possible new and violent eruptions at hawaii's kilauea volcano. it wants any locals still in the area to be ready toevth in short order. the massive flow of lava continues to reshape the big island as it works its way to the sea. carter evans has the story from pahoa. >> reporter: good morning. the eruption behind me here is what's pushing this massive river of molten lava on an eight-mile journey to the ocean. it is literally changing the outline of the island itself, and it continues to do so every day as lava threatens even more of the coastline. the continuous lava flow has now covered about 12 1/2 square miles of hawaii's big island. about half the size of manhattan. destroying more than 700 homes and still threatening many more. >> we're here in the mandatory evacuation area. there's an ever-present immediate danger. sulfur dioxide levels, wind shift. the immediate threat from the lava. >> reporter: lava has been pouring into the ocean for more tha

from the broadcast center in new york cyork city, i'm demarco mo.oning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, july 23rd, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> breaking overnight, a deadly shooting spree. a gunman opened fire on a busy street in toronto, wounding more than a dozen people. >> rapidfire, and then he'd pause it, and then some more fire. >>> in missouri, what did the duck boat captain know. the investigation into a deadly boat disaster as we remember the victims shoo they came on vacation to enjoy themselves and have fun, and now they're gone. >>> and threats of war.

demarco morgan is along the shore in long branch, new jersey. demarco, good morning, lucky you. >> reporter: here along the new jersey shore, it's all about the temperature and the heat index combined. some of the hottest spots, it will feel like it's more 105 degrees. and out west, it's not looking much better with temps in the 90s. across the northeast from beaches to parks. >> feels really good, like i feel so cooled down. >> reporter: people are searching for relief from the simmering temperatures. >> this is a little extreme but i'll take it over snow any day. >> reporter: boston declared a heat emergency, sending out notifications to senior citizens and opening cooling stations. >> we're asking people not to go on long walks and not do af ci, with the heat. >> reporter: avoiding exercise was impossible for the nearly 5,000 participants of the new york city triathlon yesterday. race organizers took precautions to keep runners cool and medical staff were on hand for emergencies and to remind them to stay hydrated. >> you know, when these rac

demarco morgan is in hard hit hershey, pennsylvania, demarco, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. believe it or not this is a road right here behind me that lieds to a subdivision called union deposit. many covered in parts of that area are covered in water there and emergency management says they have conducted three dozen rescues and five of the hardest hit counties. and pennsylvania's governor tom wolfe says he will tour schuylkill county that suffered significant damage. parts of pennsylvania remain underwater as a relentless storm offers no rest for waterlogged residents. the department of transportation says 97 roads were closed as of wednesday afternoon. views from high above show the pockets of flooding and swollen waterways. >> i was surprised how quick the creek came up and i'm just hoping it goes down enough to absorb the next storm that's coming in. >> reporter: hershey park remains closed today due to the weather impact on roads and bridges leading into the park. just north knoebel's amusement park closed. >> as soon as we get one thing cleaned up, seems like s

. >> reporter: i'm demarco morgan in hershey, pennsylvania, where floodwaters are starting to subsideut two people are now dead and more rain is on the way. >> facebook suffering the largest one-day loss of any company in the history of wall street. >> shares down nearly 20%. >> mark zuckerberg lost some $18 billion.

york cyork city, i'm demarco mo. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, july 23rd, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> breaking overnight, a deadly shooting spree. a gunman opened fire on a busy street in toronto, wounding more than a dozen people. >> rapidfire, and then he'd pause it, and then some more fire. >>> in missouri, what did the duck boat captain know. the investigation into a deadly boat disaster as we remember the victims shoo they came on vacation to enjoy themselves and have fun, and now they're gone. >>> and threats of war. tough talk between president trump and the president of iran. >>> well, good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> a gunman opened fire late last night in the streets of toronto, killing at least one person and wounding 13 others. witnesses say they heard 20 to 30 shots fired in a popular toronto neighborhood kno greek town. police say a woman was killed and a young girl is in krut cal condition. the condition of other victims is not known. the

from the broadcast center in new york city i'm demarco morgan. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, july 19th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." president trump takes a tougher tone on russia, telling cbs news as what he said to vladimir putin about meddling in u.s. elections. >> i let him know we can't have this, we're not going to have it, and that's the way it's going to be. >> i saw something next to me and i felt pain. i looked and i saw a fin. >> two children are bitten in a possible shark attack at a new york beach. ♪ >>> and more than 140 survivors of sexual abuse by larry nassar unite at the espys and are honored for their courage. >> headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, whether or not president trump accepts u.s. intelligence's conclusions that russia meddled in the 2016 elections depends on when you ask him. the president's answers shift from one day to the next. he told cbs news he laid down the law with regard to russian interference with the u.s. elections and this morning mr. tr

demarco morgan has more. >> move the boat?reporter: panicked boater saw a similar tourist vessel in distress on saturday morning. the boat's engine reportedly exploded, causing a raging fire and black smoke. chris topperwien took this video. >> we saw boats sitting there and threaten was this weird noise and a flame shot up. within a few seconds, the boetd w boat was on fire. >> reporter: the coast guard deployed their plane. the coast guard flew and took some to the hospital. four were taken back to the air station. six others were airlifted from the scene to a hospital in nassau. it appears that at least one victim was rescued by those boating along the way. topperwien said everyone was helping as much as they could. >> we were able to take all the passengers from their boat to our boat and rescue them. there was a tourist from denmark who helped a lot. >> the coast guard tells cbs news it's expecting the state department or the u.s. embassy to release the name of the american killed. one victim who jumped into the water ris

from the broadcast center in new york city i'm demarco morgan. captioning funded by cbs 8÷ >>> it's friday, july 20th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> a tour boat capsizes, killing several people near branson, missouri. this morning the search resumes for the missing. >>> oh, my god. look at this. >> tornados tear through central iowa leaving miles of destruction. >>> and russian president vladimir putin is invited to the white house to the surprise of one of the president's top advisers. >> vladimir putin is coming to the white house. >> did i hear -- >> yeah. >> okay. 'soing to be special. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> we begin with a deadly boat accident in southwest missouri. at least 11 people including children were killed when a sightseeing tour boat sank in a popular town in branson. five were killed and seven injured. more than 30 people were on board when a powerful storm hit the lake. the search for other victims resumes t

. >> reporter: i'm demarco morgan in hershey, pennsylvania, where floodwaters are starting to subside, but two people are now dead and more rain is on the way. >> facebook suffering the largest one-day loss of any company in the history of wall street. >> shares down nearly 20%. >> mark zuckerberg lost some $18 billion. >> the president's allies on capitol hill... >> introducing a resolution to impeach deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. >> we're tired of the justice department giving us the finger. >> do i support the impeachment of rod rosenstein? no, i do not. >> more than a dozen f.b.i. agents are investigating the disappearance of students molly tibbetts. >> agents hoping the missing jogger's fitbit will lead them to where she disappeared. >> a tanker truck caught fire after it ran off of a texas highway. the driver was airlifted to a hospital. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: hundreds are honoring the memory of a dallas officer. >> sneior corporal earl jamie givens was killed by an alleged drunk driver saturday while working a funeral procession. >> a very emotional day for so many. >> glor

demarco morgan has a look. ♪ >> reporter: they've been a guiding light and a cultural representationme for new yorkers and tourists alike for so we're talking about a collection of half a million maps. >> that's correct. >> that's a lot. >> that is a lot. one of the largest map collections in the united states. >> reporter: ian fowler, the librarian at the new york public library, oversees the collection of pictorial maps that are on display for a limited time. when you talk about pictorial maps, especially these maps, they're mostly used for entertainment and commentary? >> that's correct. so a lot of them were born out of artistic movements beginning in britain in the early 20th century, traveled over to america. a lot of it kind of goes into what's happening economically at the time. >> reporter: dating back to 1916 is a redraft of a 1660 map, the earliest pictorial map of the collection, when new york was still known as its original name, new amsterdam. >> what's great about it is it shows new amsterdam as it was in the time period, in the mid 17th century. you have all the small

here is demarco morgan. >> for the fourth straight day, there was no escaping the heat, each along thesey shore where thousands baked in temperatures reaching 95 degrees. nearly 50 million people across the country are under a heat watch tonight. nursing home residents in englewood, new jersey were forced to evacuate after their air conditioning went out. >> well, especially with the elderly, we try to make an effort to get our contract customers and elderly first. >> ac technician jim burrell is working outside to cool people off inside. he's seen a spike in calls. >> i'm probably doing eight or ten calls a day. generally it's six to seven. we've got to get to them and we try to do our best for everybody. >> reporter: interstate 94 in indiana buckled due to the extreme heat. tom albertini and his team spent the day sweltering outside in heat that felt like 105 degrees. >> this spot, not too much shade. so wide open and we have to deal with it. >> swim! >> swim. >> in new york city, the wait to take a dip in a public pool wound around the block. >> yesterday we came here and the line w

no musharraf league has been assured of support from the allison at will demarco it was a banned group until last month and imran khan's party has welcomed in its fold. former chief a cleric who's on the u.s. terror watch list a political party is also being formed by the supporters of pastor saeed another cleric who is on the united nations terrorists list we are feeling over two hundred fifty candidates for the first time in this election and from their headquarters the muslim league is running an organized campaign but the political party insists that the u.n. is wrong and have a say has not been given the right to respond to allegations against him. how many practical people and our character is clear whether it safeguarding pakistan's ideology philanthropy and public service or the ethical support for occupied kashmir that's why people will vote for us there's also a religious alliance of parties which is running as well the religious parties are not expected to win many seats but they will be able to take a real votes from traditional parties the final outcome of this change the

demarco morgan is near liberty island in new york harbor, demarco, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. okoumou first arrived earlier in the day with a group known as rise and resist. it wasn't until after seven of its members were arrested and placed into custody for putting up a ban they're read abolish i.c.e., calling for the abolition of ice, that she began her climb. >> this is the person climbing the statue of liberty. >> reporter: the standoff after 3:00 p.m. when park officials first noticed okoumou at the feet of lady liberty. >> at first she wasn't friendly with us but we took our time to basically get a dialogue with her so she would trust us. >> reporter: okoumou appeared ready to climb higher to avoid capture. it took nearly four hours before she eventually turned herself over to the nypd. her actions forced officials to evacuate 4,5000 people. jerry williams says okoumou began her climb from the observation deck. she scaled 20 feet up the smooth stone pedestal, which he says has never been attempted. >> it's a vertical climb, no footholds, so she had either some good skil

>> that's a lot of rain, demarco.nk you. >>> tourists are evacuating yosemite national park this morning because of dangerous conditions from a nearby wildfire. the ferguson fire has burned about 38,000 acres in california's sierra nevada. firefighters battling the flames will work in nearly 100-degree temperatures today. dean reynolds is at the yosemite lodge as visitors begin to leave. >> reporter: good morning. flames from the ferguson fire are getting closer to where we are, but a heavy layer of smoke has been blanketing the park for much of the last week. that's affected hundreds of thousands of tourists and their vacation plans and forced the closure of the yosemite valley for the first time in almost 30 years. battling steep, rugged terrain and oppressive heat, emergency crews are racing to contain the ferguson fire. for nearly two weeks, flames have chewed through more than 57 square miles of forest in the sierra nevadas, blanketing nearby yosemite national park in a thick cloud of smoke. >> we're seeing varia

demarco morgan found his way there for a visit.eesentati yorkers and tourists alook for centuries. so we're talking about a collection of half a million maps? >> that's correct. >> that's a lot. >> it is a lot. one of the large efet map collections in the united states. >> reporter: ian fowler, the geospatial librarian at the new york public library oversees the rare collection of pictorial maps that are on display for a limited time. >> and when you talk about pictorial maps, especially these maps, they're mostly used for entertainment and commentary? >> that's correct. so a lot of them were born out of artistic movements beginning in britain in the early 20th century. >> reporter: dating back to 1916 is a redraft of a 1660 map, the earliest pictorial map of the collection, when new york was still known as its original name, new amsterdam. >> what it shows is new amsterdam as wit was in the time period. >> reporter: as new york city grew and branched out into boroughs, so did its culture. >> you go from this very small triangular

demarco morgan is on the beach. >> reporter: good morning. it's a lot cooler now, but that will soon change. beachgoers will get a chance to jump into the water here just to cool off. that's not the case for construction workers, those who work outside. centers for disease control and prevention says those who work outside are more vulnerable to heat stress which could lead to heat stroke and heat exhaustion. laying the foundation for a new building right by the beach, tom albe albertini are keeping scarves and rags around their necks to keep cool. >> there's buckets of water all over the site. if they have to get out of the sun, we have them come into the trailer. they have their own trailers they can cool off on. then they'll get right back to it. >> reporter: jim vorel also works outside. >> i'm checking refrigerant pressure. >> reporter: to keep people cool inside. he's been in the air conditioning business for 50 years and has seen a spike in calls during the heat wave. >> i'm probably doing eight or ten calls a day generally. >> reporte

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