elaine. >> quijano: all right, weijia, thank you. now to the dangerous new storm system threatening millions of americans in several states 6789 nearly a dozen confirmed tornadoes have touched down across the southern plains this weekend shredding everything in their path. so far no one has died but what flairs up tomorrow could be worse. meteorologist jeff biardelli is here with details. >> elaine, this is looking like probably the most dangerous day of the year so far with strong tornadoes and maybe long-lasting torred in owes well as well. where you see the red bull's eye that is the best bet, on a scale of one to five it is a four. that is very high. first to more immediate threat across the great lakes and northeast scattered quick-moving showers and thunderstorms, torrential downpours, lightning and possibility of some hail am some of the cells. but by far the bigger threat starts tomorrow in a line from liberal kansas dto lubka showers and thunderstorms develop, they get energized by the heating of the day, start to spin becom

elaine? >> quijano: errol, thank you. in florida officials face a monumental task getting a boeing 737 that skidded off a runway out of a river. the black box has been recovered but investigators still don't have the voice recorder. here's kris van cleave. >> new video shows some of the 143 on the miami air charter flight huddled on the 737's wing moments after the plane left the runway at naval station jacksonville, coming to rest in the st. john's river friday night. >> it was total chaos. it was total mayhem. i heard children crying. i heard children crying, i heard people screaming. >> darwing silva was on the plane and shot the video. >> it felt like a sudden thump and then it was just the loudest collision crashing sound i have ever been a part of it. it almost sounded like an explosion. >> the department of defense charter flight had 136 military service members, private contractors and seven crew arriving from guantanamo bay, cuba. as they flew through stormy weather passengers report

elaine? elaine, you have worked extended deterrence issues for democrats and republican administration. so you have a pretty good feel on kind of where we are, where the allies are. so it's a 20,000 foot level, how is the trump administration doing on extended deterrence? are the allies more short, less the short are are we about the same as always? >> i would say that this administration, overall policy on extended deterrence is a bit confused and unclear. confusing and unclear. i say that because i very much appreciate what trachtenberg had to say, and he was especially about being very supportive of our alliances. i think among other things, what his remarks during out, what they highlight is the chasm between what international security experts and specialists who are appointees in the administration say. and what comes out of the presidents mouth. so all the official documents that they have cited, the national security strategy, the national defense strategy, nuclear reviews, they all s

. >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano.ens of millions are in the path of severe storms this memorial day weekend. oklahoma has already taken a direct hit. an ef-3 tornado roared into the city of el reno last night killing at least two and destroying everything in its path. here's larry seward. >> somewhere in that somebody died. >> reporter: in the oklahoma city suburb of el reno donna jeans woke up staring out a cracked window watching her neighbor's trailer roll with 12 people including children inside. >> then lisa, she got out and pounded on my window, said she couldn't find javen, which was her three year old. i said i'm coming. i'm coming. >> reporter: between skyview trailer park and what used to be a two story hotel next door an e-3 tornado killed two, 16 survivors hospitalized with injuries from broken bones to life threatening trauma. >> a very trying time for us. we'll get through it. >> reporter: across the plains a week of stormy weather spun a devastating tornado in missouri flooded parts of arkansas and okla

>> host: elaine in newport beach, california, south of where we are in los angeles, go ahead, elaine.>> caller: hi, thank you for taking my call, i have read the book, i'm a retired teacher 30 years in orange county and it was just so well researched to let people know what has happened to our young people who have become addicted to opioids and also to the way you wrote compassionately and as teacher i appreciate that, so many people will read your book, i hope that our nation will do something about this epidemic and really look at it in compassionate way. strong drugs. so thank you, beth, thank you, c-span for the wonderful, wonderful interview. take care now. >> guest: thank you so much. i said earlier today, i feel like my job was to make people care about this issue and not just the people who are suffering, many addicted through no fault of their own but first responders are suffering too. i've seen, you know, police officers arrest people and be stuck by needles and had to be tested by hepatitis c, you see physicians and judges just absolutely worn out by this issue and elaine

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i'm elaine quijano. there was terror on a runway outside moscow.n arrow plot plane burst into flames as it made a hard landing. when the smoke cleared more than 40 were dead. >> reporter: engulfed in flames and smoke a russian passenger plane made an emergency landing at the international airport just outside moscow about 30 minutes after take off today. there were 78 people on bord the plane. they say at least 41 of these people were killed. cell phone video shows desperate passengers escape and flee from the massive fire ball behind them. the regional jet took off. soon after take off the plane was forced to turn back for unspecified technical reasons. that hard landing caused fuel from the tanks to spill, dousing the back of the fusal ladies and gentlemen. the aircraft received maintenance in april and the pilots had more than 4,000 hours of experience flying the planes. a criminal probe has been opened in mauv moscow, which is standard whenever there's an aviation death. >>> israel and gaza say they're ready to escalate their attacks. the lates

elaine elaine >> yeah. >> go ahead, elaine. it's jim >> hi, jim how are you? i'm a long time pensioner with u.s. steel and i'm wondering if they are in a position to function productively long term >> i think the long term is tough. their balance sheet is not that good elaine, i hate to see you in a situation, i know you're long time pensioner of it but newcorps is the only company left in the large ones that has a good balance sheet that's the one all right. it was a day of agony. no ecstasy brace your self for a wild ride. you know what? i think the market should stop sweating the program by thursday, i don't know, i mean, we'll still know this stuff. but it's going to be in our rear view window. today's selloff was tough. i have your back, i'm focused on the drop the companies at the center of it all i'm talking the twitter and workday of at worst day for tech in months. and one of the other companies that really did anticipate the 25% tariff, yes, that is william sonoma i suggest you stay with cramer >>> there's an old saying, victory has 1,000 fathers, de

i'm elain quijano.ichigan congressman is calling for congress to move against president trump, accusing him of obstructing justice. pjoining a chorus of democrats wanting the same. as for president trump, he noticed and fired back. >> reporter: in more than a dozen tweets congressman justen amosh made his case that the mueller report has engaged in imepeachable conduct and satisfying all the elements of obstruction of justice. attorneygeneral willium barr >> the evidence is not sfu sufficient to establish that president committed a justice of offense. >> reporter:ays h deliberately misrepresented his report. getting his name out through controversy. he twoeeted, defending himself. no collusion and ultimately no d obstruction. >> this is exactly what you would expect. he nvr supported the president and i think he's just looking for atngz. >> reporter: for the most part republicans have unified around the president. >> the special counsel's finding is clear. case closed. >> and democratic leaders arguing

also, elaine chao. to the edge.x, but joining us, editor joel weber. what is this all about? >> a chance for you to hang out with him as many times as possible? this is a massive dealmaker conference. there is programming on main stages and side rooms and a lot of investment opportunities and big thoughts. it is for important people to figure out how they want to play capital together. >> it has been referred to as the davos of the less. jason: it has been named davos of the west. it is the creation of mike milken, a legendary financier, philanthropist, sort of like being in his brain. joel: that is right. it connects a lot of different pieces. you mentioned that media quotient. there has been a lot of food conversations. crazy stuff like a whole thing on psychedelics. so all of these things converge and creates this high -- when you are thinking about how you are going to invest a lot of money, this is a chance to figure out what the next big thing is. carol: that's what people say. someone in real estate has the opportunity to go to a food or drug panel, something they migh

elaine, just briefly, what are you expecting is going to happen?een trending upward in the last few months. so it is going to be a surprise if any of the opposition candidates are going to make it to the top 12 of the senate list. so we still think that the administration is going to get some seats, a majority of the seats, for the 12 seats that are up for the senate. but, if you compare that to how the senate as a whole is going to look, meaning the 2a members, then it's almost looking like an even split between the pro—administration candidates and the independents and the opposition. stay with us here on newsday. plenty more still to come. the pope was shot, the pope will live. that was the essence of the appalling news from rome this afternoon, that, as an italian television commentator put it, terrorism has come to the vatican. the man they called the butcher of lyon, klaus barbie, went on trial today in the french town where he was the gestapo chief in the second world war. winnie mandela never looked like a woman just sentenced to six years

that was elaine pearson from human rights watch.ns raised by these issues a spokesperson from the department of home affairs gave us the following response: "the government of papua new guinea is responsible for the delivery of regional processing arrangements." the statement continues: "the department of home affairs takes seriously its role in supporting the government of png to ensure refugees and failed asylum seekers are provided with a range of health, welfare, and support services arrangements. this has not changed." so just sojust a reaction so just a reaction from the government. now to a condition that affects millions of people worldwide — and you could even have it right now. it's called non—alcoholic fatty liver disease and it refers to a range of conditions caused by a build—up of fat in your liver. in severe cases, it can lead to serious liver damage. there's currently no specific medication for the disease — but that could change. a team of researchers here in singapore say they've developed a new treatment, with cli

up against an elite field that included olympic champion elaine thompson and two—time world championith surged clear to win by almost half a second in 22.18 seconds, the quickest time of 2019. i was really happy because honestly i wanted to come here and when i wa nted i wanted to come here and when i wanted to run a good quality race and hit all my technical points. but idid not and hit all my technical points. but i did not expect to run that site and do not expect if her alter ego that well so i'm really happy. it feels nice also have to go home and more because there is this incredibly talented female sprinters in the world right now. another british winner in stockholm was laura muir. she bounced back from finishing third in the westminster mile on sunday to outclass the field and comfortably win the 1500 metres in a time of four minutes, 5.37 seconds. let's take a look at some of the day's other sports stories: italy's damiano cheema won stage 18 of the giro d'italia. ecuador‘s richard cara paz remains the overall leader, with britain's simon yates in eighth. britain's open cha

as elaine the conversation at the moment is over time it's just very much like multilateral where you play the winds and the trump has been so the seventy's and the events such as school now the sense that partnerships and by trying to survive outer limits or the seals the united states is the only one of the data sources to start with the software on a mission to. michael pena talking thank you very much. 2 of germany's top teams go head to head in the cup final later today in berlin but as league champions byron munich face lights a q finished 3rd in the league this season their most recent encounter and in a scoreless draw and this cup final also promises to be another closely fought battle. it's one of the biggest games on the german football calendar but the cup final means more than that for all you and robin and from chris bury the via legends have the chance to win one last medal in their final game for the club where they've already collected a combined $28.00 major trophies the only current cup holder involved in the game is their coach. who won last year's final with frankf

when he was building the country the mentality he asked a lot about the history of germany and the elaine thank you she's define and the. case said he wanted his architecture to seduce the visitor always leading the visitor to new sites and here and you can feel him almost pulling you up the stairs . to the top staircase is where the seduction really kicks in and not only is the staircase different it's snail shaped but the stairs themselves are much shorter and dimension these are actually baroque to mentions and i am paid to use them to force the visitor to really take their time and taken all the views. at a 102 i am paying certainly reached a ripe age and what a gift he showed us how old and new can stand side by side and harmony. after i am pay architecture will never be the same. do not adjust your sets what you are about to say will amaze you look. it's holly and make up artist based in black who uses his own face as a canvas and creates mind boggling optical illusions like you've never seen before and he's going to show is. it's a master of after collusion and to create them he ne

elaine: i do not think that is fair.made the decision a ground the planes, they are fast-paced organization. they needed to have -- fact based organization. they needed to have backs. it you do not have a fact-based reason for grounding the plane, how would you explain under grounding the plane -- and grounding the plane? -- un-grounding the plane? what happened to the certification of these planes, which occurred in 2012 and 2013? speciallso set up a committee to look at the certification process going forward. the faa is waiting for the software fix from the company before it can do anything. i want to a sure the public that safety is number one of the department of transportation and the faa will not sign off on anything they are not totally satisfied with. jason: i got a chance to sit down with bob dudley. he is the ceo of bp. oil trading, gas trading -- they were a contributor but we talked about warren buffett. carol: warren buffet making a $10 billion investment in accidental. we have these companies going after -

david: we saw a photo of him with his loss, elaine chao, who happens to be married to mitch mcconnellis that a coincidence? christopher: someone just told me he is a former advisor to mitch mcconnell. it does seem like that is a reasonable connection to make that may have led to him coming on the radar screen. a very capable and smart guy but not not a lot known about this fellow in terms of monetary policy. scramble byck off a people looking for any information about what he thinks about economics and monetary policy. as you know, there was a lot of controversy over stephen moore and herman cain, fellows who were considered for the nominations to the fed. democrats are going to be worried or looking for was in the background. david: there was controversy, but a lot of that had to do with republican senators who would confirm. that connection to mitch mcconnell will not hurt him if he is nominated, i would think. now we will turn to mark crumpton with first word news. mark: a coincidence in politics, who knew? the trump administration is backing off politics. bloomberg has used the u.

that's something that also came secretaryansportation elaine choi.ted off by talking about infrastructure. >> the president feels very need to about the address our infrastructure. and the biggest problem is how to pay for it. president has already said that everything is on the table. is one areaucture where there should be bipartisan support. any long-term policy needs to be on a bipartisan basis. the president has said always that infrastructure is a real we need to talk about it. we submitted a bill last year. february 12. get enough votes. >> there's so much pirate money out there -- private money out there. they've got to be coming to washington saying, let's do something. >> well, there are private pension funds as well as funds that would love the opportunity to invest in public infrastructure, because for long-termg investments. with collateral that won't walk away. that's certainly a government project. so i hope that there will be and allowancest by the private sector to come in. are a number of states that disallow the private sector from

transportation secretary elaine chao talking to us about boeing's troubles.s is a story in the news that has yet to be resolved. jason: absolutely. also caught up with the ceo of bp, bob dudley. it was earnings day. we talked about oil prices and also, warren buffett really gets into the energy business. carol: looking forward to that. this is "bloomberg businessweek" at milken. ♪ >> welcome back to a special edition of "bloomberg businessweek." i'm jason kelly. >> and i'm carol massar. this week, we have been talking to the top names at the milken institute's global conference. right here in los angeles. >> still ahead, b.p. c.e.o. bob dudley. carol: we've also got whole foods former coc.e.o., walter robs. jason: and youtube's the edge. as well as joel weber. tell us about your panel this week. it was interesting. >> so the theme was artificial intelligence. it was a conference between a venture capitalist and the cofounder of a quantitative hedge fund. super interesting people, people who have been near a.i. for decades now. so they have a lot of fantastic

so i told the great elaine chao, secretary of transportation, doing a fantastic job, i said, elaine,t's over for them. this has been going on for many, it was long before i got there. i would have told them, i would have said, listen, if an airplane is much faster, what are we doing? no, what are we doing? and i also would have done the super-modern thing, and we would have had it built on time and we would have had it built on budget. and it just didn't work out that way. it's a mess. and we're not paying any more money into that one. that's a disaster if you've ever seen it. make it shorter. how do you like that? john, is that a good idea? cut the big cities out. a little too much, too expensive. let's make it, like, real short. you'll have 3 people on it a day. so we're reversing years of calamitous trade policies that gutted the american middle class. nearly two decades ago, politicians in washington placed china into the wto, the world trade organization, one of the great catastrophes in the history of our country as far as trade is concerned, between that and nafta, you had two

so it's good to have you both here ah goodness look at these pictures elaine i haven't seen these pictures for a very long time people here protesting the extradition bill i found this on your twitter feed so looking at this what are we seeing here i mean. so we see protesters dressed out as mayor and police and there are a lot of white fear in hong kong about whether law enforcement in china can in the future work in hong kong openly so they're really just you know dressing up to me you know that another picture hey joshua what do you see when you see this picture recent picture of people out in the streets again what do you think. after the. twenty four team to fight for free election and democracy hundred thousand people come to the streets again to ask for free election and especially to against the hotline suppression from beijing especially triger just try to impose extradition law in hong kong to freely extradite anyone in hong kong kuhlmann men chop china for trial we sort of explained a little better the very top of the segment about what we're talking about tempers this actually

she says an improvement project underway last week will add elaine for trucitory. project on the books will include lighting improve lighting, other projects are in the planning stages. >> we are installing speed feedback science, concrete median, and guardrails and spot locations to help prevent the rollover accidents. >> it will take years to finish all these improvements. meanwhile, mourners continue to please roadside memorials on both sides of kirker pass. joe vasquez, kpix 5 >>> some improvements are still waiting for funding, before they can begin. >>> california inmate featured in netflix hit series jailbird suspect bars tonight. megan monster hawkins, her nickname because of the tattoo over her i, has returned to the segment the county jail, she recently gained notoriety after starring in t s r fr that eve nt police say in in bank account under a fake id. when she handed it over, they knew right away it wasn't hers. >> oh my god you're a monster. >> reporter: police say they found hawkins driving a stolen car. inside they found credit cards with different

from the broadcast center in new york ity, i'm elain quijano. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, may 20th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." >> like three to four hours of may hen. >>> severe weather threatens tens of millions of people across the u.s., and the worst of the storm system is set to come. >>> tensions flare in the middle east. president trump threatens iran if the country tries to attack. >>> and good faith. how a pair of good samaritans helped save an 8-year-old girl who was kidnapped while walking with her mother. >>> 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 series of powerful storms have caused destruction across central u.s. there have been more than three dozen tornadoes across the united states in the last several hours. the town of ville platte about 25 miles northwest of baton rouge was especially hit hard. >> it sounded like destruction, complete mayhem. i'm talking like if trains was colliding. that's how much force and wind

from hong kong by activist he was a key leader of the twenty fourteen occupation also in hong kong elaine wu she's a correspondent at the news agency and a.f.p. so it's good to have you both here oh goodness look at these pictures elaine i haven't seen these pictures for a very long time people here protesting the extradition bill i found this on your twitter feed so looking at this what are we seeing here lane. there we see protesters dressed out as mayor and police and there are a lot of white rabbit fear in hong kong about whether law enforcement in china can in the future work in hong kong openly so they're really just dressing up to you know about another picture hey josh what do you see when you see this picture recent picture of people out in the streets again what do you think. after. twenty fourteen to fight for free election and democracy hundred thousand people come to the streets again to ask for free election and especially to the hot line suppression from beijing especially china or just try to impose extradition law in hong kong to freely extradite anyone live in hong kong

policy of targeted assassinations killing the person responsible in the gaza strip for distributing elaine in funds that are the native to gaza this comes as israel saw on sunday its deadliest day in terms of casualties since the last israel gaza war back in two thousand and fourteen the south of the country is in a state of high lives businesses and schools will remain closed on monday and ways it is have been ordered to remain inside the bomb shelters here in tel aviv where i am with the some eighty kilometers to the north the municipality has open public bomb shelters and this comes as hamas creighton's that if israel doesn't stop what it says is its aggression it will target tel aviv in the coming hours now we do expect to see some kind of mediation efforts conducted by egypt in the coming hours this comes as israel stops all fuel supplies to the gaza strip now this will have a diary flicked on electricity inside the gaza don't forget that on monday morning the holy month of ramadan begins and for gazans this is reminiscent of the last gaza wall which saw a large pot of the wall happen

nbc's tom costello elains why you shouldn't. >> reporter: chances are you've already been robtargetedor ierra slovakia or any other couny. >> starting at 1:15 m a.m., phone started ringing inscessa t incessantly. >> reporter: he hit redial and connected to what he fears was a costly 900 number to soon appear on his phone bill. >> they're getting you at your most blvulnera so it's extremely aggravating, especially for those of us who put in many hours at work and really look forward to getting our sleep at night. >> reporter: americans received 4.9 billion robocalls just in april. 163 million calls a day. many from numbers spoofed to look like your number or area code. now the fcc is demanding phone companies depey new tnology to verify legitimate phone calls. >> the best way to think about it, essentially a digital fingerprint for every single phone call.r >> don't fal it. that was nbc's tom costello. congress to soon pass toher criminal robocall laws. don't answer numbers you don't know and do not call back. >>> phones didn't ring at all and email didn't go through at offices across

so it's good to have you both here good news look at these pictures elaine i haven't seen these pictures for a very long time people here protesting the extradition bill i found this on your twitter feed so looking at this what are we seeing here and i mean. there we see protesters dressed out as mayor and police and there are a lot of white rabbit fear in hong kong about whether law enforcement in china can in the future work in hong kong openly so they're really just dressing up to you know about another picture hey josh what do you see when you see this picture recent picture of people out in the streets again what do you think. after. twenty fourteen to fight for free election and democracy hundred thousand people come to the streets again to ask for free election and especially to against the hotline suppression for beijing especially china just try to impose extradition law in hong kong to freely extradite anyone live in hong kong to many men chop china for trial we sort of explained a little better the very top of the segment about what we're talking about tempers this actually ju

license including the only two remaining individuals from the original license application in3. 2 elaine the company's largest shareholder and co-founder and ex-wife of steve and ceo matt maddox, but the commission f maddox $500,000 for his own failures to investigate allegations properly and ordered him executive coaching for leadership, an embarrassingan repr for the ceo of a global company, but maddox was given credit for significant changes made by wynn resorts in the scandal's wakw board member, new policies and a new culture?ev this companys going to be about a person again. >> gamers are upbeat about the decision and they call it an optimal outcome anday it allows wynn to focus on the future of alobal scale especially important as wynn resort competes to win a gaming license in japan and it's launching its gleaming new property on the shores of bostob . contessa brewer, nightly business report. >>> in other news, two textboo giant announced that they plan to merge. we have this deal that's approved by regulators and the combination of mcgraw-hill education and sendgauge learning h

. >> i think maybe elaine should look at what you tweet before you send it, but you should be allowedass muster with her. >> if elaine was left with that task, poor elaine. >> you know what you have to worry about, though, twi, tweeting while intoxicated that's something -- >> i don't drink that much. >> no, but it is something you get fired up if you on the weekend, santoli, have you said you know what, that th may not -- >> why can't i just email? >> you know how many followers you would have immediately a million followers, immediately. >> how do i convert that to cash show me to convert 1 million to cash -- >> why don't you want cash you just give it away. >> why give away my knowledge away to a million people for nothing. >> social capitalism. >> hold on let's talk about one thing, do you realize the productivity gains nast not counted into the economic numbers from the cloud alone, it's staggering you know, believe it or not, eds was the cloud 50 years ago it was it was a data bank and a facility where everything was going into that and it came out. this is 50 years later, but t

up to date i'm sorry kelly ember elaine thank you so much for watching have a great day. germany's . not a constitution for 17. days and all far reaching for germany. are seen as. uncertainty this week on. an action packed life. anything's possible as long as up the coffee and his friends can dream up this movie theater in cannes as dom refugee camp. his life story graduate. 27 years ago but there's no holding back his dreams. thank you for sitting much adama starts may 27th free on g.w. . sometime in the 26 to you my great granddaughter of the. with the world being like in your life story around half a century. old would be a big reason why. inevitably sea levels spike at least one meter in a century it's really frightening. why aren't people more concerned. starts may 31st w. voters head to the polls in the european parliament elections euro skeptic parties are expected to make significant gains and in the u.k. that is music to nigel for raja's ears where his anti e.u. and anti establishment new brags that party is running away with the polls i'm sorry kelly in berlin t

industry and so on and so on and so on and then you tell them they have to keep their freedom or elaine on the same person that creates your economy down and sorry this can't be honest. while trying to convince europe to buy its gas from washington doesn't take his of the ball as far as iran goes it again warned the e.u. about the launch of a new trade mechanism with around saying it's going to lead to sanctions earlier the u.s. later the consequences. engage an exhibit just the ground of fall of u.s. sanctions can result in severe consequences including a loss of access to the u.s. financial system. is called instead his main purpose is to get round previous u.s. sanctions on trading with a rare it was established by france germany and the u.k. for non dollar transactions with a round it enables countries basically to trade outside the u.s. dominated global financial system but it seems there are still doubts surrounding the arrangement. yes there is american pressure it's strong very strong and very direct on this subject iran is constantly threatening to break the agreement and there

pence, cabinet secretaries alec cesar, betsy devos, elaine steven mnuchin the chief of the office ofational drug policy, the u.s. drug enforcement agency, the national safety council, the united states agency for international development, the federal emergency management agency and the office of management and budget. i'm grateful for your support. thank you all for taking the time out of your busy schedules to be here today. [applause] mrs. trump: i would like to recognize some of the organizations that have traveled to be here today and our true partners of my organization. students against destructive decisions, nationwide children's hospital, facebook, the nicholas children's health care foundation amazon, snap, google , and united children's hospital medical center, to name a few. there are so many organizations that have worked alongside my office the past year. on behalf of our grateful nation, i cannot thank you enough for all you are doing on behalf of children. your work is saving lives and helping children and i believe there is no greater gift you can give to this countr

earlier president trump used executive privilege over the report shielding it from public you patrick elaine is following developments from washington after a long and contentious hearing the house judiciary committee has voted along party lines to issue a contempt of congress ideation against the william bar the u.s. attorney general this is all over the robert moore the special counsel's report about potential collusion between the trim campaign in russia and obstruction of justice barr released.

with elaine quijano at our streaming network cbs nn for the latest. >> former army intelligence analystleased from a detention center. manning was jailed in march for refusing to testify before a grand jury in virginia that was investigating the website wikileaks. manning said she will never testify. she has been subpoenaed to appear before another grand jury next thursday. also developing, one marine was killed and six others were injured during a training exercise at the marine co-base at camp pendleton. the pentagon says the accident involved marines from the first light armored reconnaissance battalion who were riding in a vehicle which rolled over. the division says six marines were taken to a local hospital but they were not seriously injured. the pentagon says the accident is under investigation. >> glor: up next, a brutal trip with one beautiful goal. it's not small. but it's not just big either. it's the kind of big where you'll never have to ask, "should i scooch up?" it's big that looks at a sunroof and wonders why it can't just be most of the roof. it's big that's better bec

listen to one anguished parent elaine tell her story. if you take your child to a clinic to seek help, affirmative care means that the professional must accept the self-addressed identity. questioning the child's identity is now illegal. if a little boy is five years old and believes he is the opposite sex, affirmative care means going along with his beliefs and can refer to him as their daughter and choose a feminine name. teachers are told to let him use the girls' bathroom at school. is it really harmless to tell a child who still pleebs in the tooth fairy he is of the opposite sex? if a 10-year-old girl is uncomfortable and suddenly said she is a boy, affirmative care means blocking this girl's pube earth with powerful drugs. we know this is the intent of the bill because congressman johnson offered an amendment that nothing in this act or any amendment made by this act may be construed to denny a parent's right and the democrats voted that amendment down on a party-line vote. elaine says, i'm speaking out because i love my daughter.

this is an article by elaine moore for the financial times and she says that a p pa re ntly financialound there are hidden cameras and things like the fire alarms in the ceiling, streaming live on the part of the host. i think it is the challenge with privacy these days because where we are, what we do, he we interact with, it is all online and we don't have a lot of control over who has that data. that is rather alarming. he would want to watch a live stream of you? let's not go there! it is so wrong on every single level. especially at this time of day and the bbc! in terms of airbnb's response when they were approached about this issue, because it has been highlighted by several people from different places around the world, they didn't seem to have a policy on this, which is another real worry. interesting. it is interesting. you can read more details in the financial times. more tweets first about al details in the financial times. more tweets first about a! we have had so many. this says, it would be better with a dalek voice, from doctor who. and rob has a point here, he says,

elaine is a contentious issue in south africa and the debate is heating up before the general election on wednesday the ruling a.n.c. wants to be able to seize the land without paying compensation but that could have consequences for property owned by local tribes as for me to miller reports from our province. you want out of the roof in oklahoma or to lee and his family have lived on this land for generations he says they look to the clan other rightful owners but they lost their rights to the land when it was placed under the administration of the in trust in one thousand nine hundred four when a part date ended and a democratic government came into power we must fight. by any means necessary to do to get. over lent because this is not. as if. we being dropped the trusted ministers about three million hectares of land across the whole province some of the largest tracts of land in south africa. this community says the trust under king goodwills will a teeny is abusing its power by charging people rent the problem is that that sized is asking people to pay rent or lend they already al

elaine is an art historian that lives in florence. >> when the medeci came through. they have changed it to the gold shops. >> reporter: as bankers and then powerful political figures, the medeci, were patrons of the art and of artisans. for florentine artisans today, the past is the present. this restorer uses the same techniques, the same tools, the same gold, as gilders working for the medici. >> welcome to the chapel of the princes. >> reporter: it's one big display of medici taste. this is all inlaid stone? >> it's all inlaid stone. >> reporter: it's hard stolen. you can be fooled into thinking this is paint. but it's not. explain what we have here. >> it's a storm world. these are made today by us. >> reporter: a workshop creating art almost the way it was done during the renaissance. >> this is going to be this part here. >> reporter: the artistry is in searching thousands of stones. >> this is the lapis. >> reporter: for the perfect color and shading. and then, cutting and fitting the pieces together like an intricate puzzle. the subtlety and the variation of

so it's good to have you both here goodness look at these pictures elaine i haven't seen these pictures for a very long time people here protesting the extradition bill i found this on your twitter feed so looking at this what are we seeing here. there we see protesters dressed out as male armed police and there are a lot of white bread of fear in hong kong about whether law enforcement in china can in the future work in hong kong openly so they're really just dressing up to you know about another picture hey joshua what do you see when you see this picture recent picture of people out in the streets again what do you think. after the. twenty four team to fight for free election and democracy hundred thousand people come to the street again to ask for free election and especially to the hotline suppression for beijing is specially trying or just try to impose extradition law in hong kong to freely extradite anyone live in hong kong to many men chop china for trial we sort of explained a little better the very top of the segment about what we're talking about in thames this actually just

up next is elaine who said it gave her a type of nonhodgkins lymphoma that caused her to develop multiple brain tumors. >>> more than 900 federal lawsuits have been filed against monsanto claiming roundup gave them cancer. >>> today could be a dramatic standoff between teachers and the new haven school district. a parent-led rally will be held at the board meeting as the stricken teres the third day. teachers want a 10% pay raise. the district is offering 1% with a one time 3% bonus. >>> lawmakers issued their latest round of subpoenas in connection with the mueller report. the subpoena for hope hicks include as request for documents and for her to appear at a public hearing next month. show testified that show had told quote white lies as part of her work for the president. she was onhis longest serving aides. >>> mcgahn will be held in contempt of congress after ignoring a subpoena. house democrats are demanding that he testify about potential obstruction of justice. the white house said he cannot be compelled to testify. 25 lawmakers are calling for impeachment. >>> meanwhile, house sp