i'm elaine quijano in new york.ing us, and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix5 news. >> now at 6:00 a deadly shooting rampage captured live involving one of the best selling video games of all time. more details now coming in on the man who shot up a gaming tournament in florida. >> the gunfire broke out early this afternoon at a mall in jacksonville gamers were playing the madden nfl video game in a tournament. a local sheriff says 24-year-old david katz was there for the tournament but opened fire and took his life. >> reporter: a scene interrupted by gunfire as dozens of people took part in a video game tournament near jacksonville a video gamer opened fire. confusion and panic as gunshots were heard before the game came to a sudden stop. >> it was supposed to be a nice weekend. enjoy playing madden against some people i've played against online. >> one witness says he ran to the restroom and hid for ten minutes. >> things happened so quick, we

i'm elaine quijano. one year after deadly violence erupted in charlottesville, virginia, hundreds gathered to remember the victims, and take a stand against racial hate. under state of emergency orders from the governor security was tight in the historic city and demonstrations were mostly peaceful. there was a small number of arrests. it was a stark contrast to the chaos of last summer, when a woman protesting against a white nationalist rally was mowed down by a car and killed. the white nationalists were back on the march today in the heart of washington, d.c. they staged a rally in lafayette park near the white house. kris van cleave is there. >> reporter: police are now moving through the streets of washington and clearing out the remaining protesters who gathered outside of la lafayette square. that's where the white supremacist really took place. it was a small gathering for unite the white, maybe as many as 40 people. there were counters protesters, in the thousands, on lafayette park, as well as

elaine. >> quijano: weija jiang, thank you.he wildfires in california have claimed a ninth victim as they continue to burn. 00re than 15,000 firefighters are battling 18 large wildfires across the state. the largest is the mendocino complex fire. mireya villarreal has the latest >> reporter: strong winds, excessive heat, and bone dry vegetation fueled the mendocino lemplex fire overnight. it's now the fifth largest fire in state history with nearly 255,000 acres burned. y avy fuel loads and spot fires pve been problematic for crews. >> we get 100 embers that land in a particular area, they all start a fire and start a new ewad fire on us, literally, in shat particular location. and it runs at us. and sometimes it runs us out of locations. >> reporter: more than 3,500 firefighters are struggling to control this fire, which is 33% 3ntained. so far it's destroyed more than 100 structures and is threatening 15,000 more. to the north, the so-called carr fire has continued to prove deadly. an employee with pacific gas & electric beca

i'm elaine quijano in new york.f us at cbs news, thank you for joining us, and good captioning sponsored by cbs homeless problem. why the people who need the most help could soon be forced to >>> new at 6:00 a bold new approach to taking charge of san francisco's homeless problem. why the people who need the most help could soon be forced to accept it. good evening. i'm juliette goodrich. >> a bill that would make it mandatory to get mentally ill people in treatment will be in the house this week. but people may not like it. >> reporter: we can't ignore the heartbreaking scenes that we see every day. san francisco's mayor says she is frustrated. homeless people who are mentally ill need help but often refuse to accept it. >> i want to make sure that we're not just allowing people who can't care for themselves to be on their own, to be left on our streets because they have rights, and i know that's a harsh thing to say, but the fact is what we're doing is not humane. it's not compassion. and we can do better. >> repo

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano.uncer: this is the cbs overnight news. >> welcome to the overnight news. i'm elaine quijano. the wildfires raging in the west have claimed another life. a utility worker was killed after his vehicle crashed at the edge of the massive carr fire in northern california. it's just one of dozens of fires burning out of control. 18 in california alone. 15,000 firefighters are working long shifts trying to contain the blazes. maria villareal is at the biggest fire of all in mendocino. >> reporter: strong winds, excessive heat and bone dry vegetation fueled the mendocino complex fire overnight. it's now the 5th largest fire in state history with nearly 255,000 acres burned. having fuel loads and spot fires have been problematic for crews. >> as we get 100 embers that land in a particular area, they all start a fire and they start a new head fire on us literally in that particular location and it runs at us, sometimes runs us out of locations. >> reporter: more than 3500 firefighters are strugg

i'm elaine quijano. police in jacksonville, florida, still don't know the motive behind a shooting at a video gaming conference. several people were killed before the shooter turned the gun on himself. tony dokoupil is here. >> it happened during a live stream of the tournament for a new game madden nfl 19. was being played in an area of jacksonville called the landing which is down on the waterfront. it is an area filled with shops and restaurants. police tell us several people are dead at this hour and multiple others are injured. take a look at this video which shows the game being played in a room at what's known at a game bar. now, listen as the feed is inerrupted by the sound of gunshots followed by shouts and screams. [ gunshots ] >> reporter: eyewitnesses tell our local affiliate there was an absolute scramble to get to safety. the jacksonville sheriff's department posted a tweet telling people in the area to stay far away from the area. the area is not safe at this time and they repeated, stay a

i'm elaine quijano. president trump went on the twitter war path this weekend slamming the press and the special counsel's russia investigation. he compared robert mueller to joseph mccarthy and once again called the investigation a rigged witch hunt. mr. trump also blasted "the new york times" report that implies white house counsel don mcgahn provided, quote, john dean-type information to the special counsel. john dean was a lawyer for richard nixon who spilled the beans on watergate. errol barnett is traveling with the president in new jersey. >> reporter: president trump appeared on the defensive all morning, insisting he allowed white house counsel don mcgahn to be insure viewed by the special counsel because, quote, i have nothing to hide. calling the russia probe disgusting and robert mueller conflicted. >> they're down to desperation time. they have to write a report and they don't have a single bit of evidence. >> reporter: the president's personal lawyer rudy giuliani is still negotiating terms

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, august 6th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> president trump is changing his tune about a meeting with a russian lawyer at trump tower just months before the election. how this twist could affect the mueller investigation. >>> a deadly plane crash in southern california. witnesses watch in horror as it slams into a vehicle in the parking lot. >> and it just banked the turn and came straight down. >>> and indonesia is being rocked with aftershocks after a deadly earthquake strikes a popular tourist area. >>> 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. >>> well, president trump acknowledged that a meeting at trump tower in 2016 in which his son met with a russian lawyer was about digging up dirt about hillary clinton. that contradicts his statement earlier. the meeting was a critical part of robert mueller's investigation. the president tweeted yesterday

from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm elaine quijano. >>> it's monday, august 27th, 2018, this is the cbs morning news. an online gaming tournament in florida turns into a horrifying event as a fellow gamer opens fire killing two people. what we're learning about the suspected gunman. >>> and this week the nation will say good-bye to senator john mccain. a war hero and maverick. he dedicated his life to public service. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquaters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. jacksonville, florida police say it was a 24-year-old baltimore man that opened fire at an online video game tournament. he's accused of killing two people before taking his own life. nine others were wounded by gunfire in yesterday's shooting. police say they're not sure what prompted the attack. laura is here in new york. good morning. >> good morning, in addition to the 9 people wounded by gunfire, two others were injured trying to get away from it and a total of three people were killed. police are now searching david katz's home l

i'm anthony mason along with dana jacobson and elaine quijano who's in for michelle miller. hi, elaine. >> something's different since i was just here. i don't what that is. >> this is from vacation. i had a little trouble leaving behind. they halet me in the building, which is somewhat shocking. kris van cleave has a little be it of this. he said all the cool kids are doing this. i call this the van cleve. >> the van cleve. it's very becoming on you, anthony. >> thank you very much. >>> we begin with this. the growing firestorm over revoked security clearance for former cia director john brennan. he's a fierce critic of president trump. now they're threatening to cancel other clearances. >> after brennan's clearance was revoked this week, more than a dozen high-ranking intelligence officials have come to his defense. mr. trump is spending the weekend at his new jersey golf course. errol barnett is traveling with the president. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the white house has drafted additional documents revoking security sclerns of former and current intelligence

i'm anthony mason along with michelle miller and elaine quijano in for dane o jacobson who we are happy to report is having a fabulous vacation welcome elaine. >> nice to see you clean shaven anthony. >> it's shocking i feel almost naked. >> grow it back there is a concerted effort, #grow it back. >>> we begin with breaking news overnight regarding what was hurricane lane. >> late last night the storm would weakened to a tropical storm but still a danger to the hawaiian islands. lane has maximum sustained winds of about 65-mile-per-hour. bringing torrential rains a flooding forcing people to flee to safety. the rain and damaging winds are expected to continue today. >> the storm is about 135 miles south of honolulu, heading north northwest toward the island chain. projected to veer west skirting the islands at about 3-mile-per-hour but is not expected to make lawful. mireya is $villarreal is there. >>> here in maui and on the big island, here is part of the problem, this storm is moving extremely slow, going 2 to 5-mile-per-hour. it's lingering and dumping rain. it's hard to believe but

elaine quijano has a story you'll see only on "cbs this morning." got the surprise of his life when he got an ancestry dna kit for his birthday from had i daughter, robin. he discovered he had another daughter from a relationship prior to robin's mother. the discovery led to a surprise meeting, and we were there to witness the joy. john gonsalves is an hour away from meeting his daughter for the first time. >> you have to forgive me. it's not every day that you become a father at 59. >> reporter: the twist? she's 40 years old. >> just exciting to me to have a daughter who's 40 years old. there's one that's only one month old. >> reporter: and he just found out about her in june. his other daughter, robin, is with him. >> i'm just nervous, excited, and curious to see what she's like. >> reporter: jeannie siciliano was born in 1977, the product of john's high school relationship, and was adopted two months later. when she was 19, she looked for her biological parents. she found her birth mother, but not her father. >> i did some searching, but i didn't