syria, launching air strikes that killed civilians in the southwest of the country. >> morgan: errol barnettraveling with the president, errol, thank you. a tornado touched down saturday in clearwater florida, protesters are demanding charges after a parking lot argument ended in a deadly shooting. >> reporter: moments later, mcglockton returns and slams drejka to the ground. drejka whips out a gun and fires a single shot into mcglockton's chest. the 28 year old stumbled back into the store and collapsed in front of his son. he died later at the hospital. >> he believed that mcglockton was going to come back at him. and he fired in a very short amount of time, a few seconds, four seconds, probably, somewhere in that range. that is within the bookends of "stand your ground." >> reporter: florida's "stand your ground" law allows residents to use deadly force if they "reasonably believe" they are at risk of death or great bodily harm. jacobs can't comprehend how drejka walked away a free man. >> i'm doing the best i can for markeis. i'm trying to stand by his side and be as strong as i can. but

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 he's going to go very quickly. i think we're going to have a lot of support. >> reporter: an announcement is planned for 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. >> reporter: senator susan collins, a republican who supports abortion rights, was among a group of senators meeting with president trump at the white house last week. today she said there are people on the president's short list she would not support. >> i also suggested that he broaden his

errol barnett reports. >> reporter: despite having positive economic news to highlight, president trump tweeted about his embattled former attorney michael cohen sunday, reminding followers a year ago cohen called donald trump jr. open, honest, and transparent for releasing emails related to the meeting at the trump tower. >> i don't see how you can believe cohen. he's turned out to be an almost instinctual layer. >> reporter: but the president's current lawyer rudy giuliani is waging a war of words with cohen over his recordings of a conversation with trump in which payments to a playboy model alleged an affair were discussed. rudy giuliani said federal investigators have 183 of cohen's recordings, of which nearly a dozen relate to discussions with mr. trump. the only recording featuring the president, mr. giuliani says, has already been released. giuliani was asked why he described cohen as honest just weeks ago. >> i didn't know that he taped conversations surreptitiously, i didn't know he would violate the attorney/client relationship. >> reporter: the pushback comes as president tr

>> ninan: errol barnett, thank you. president trump is getting a mixed reception in scotland, his mother's homeland. roxana saberi is there. >> reporter: at his golf course in turnberry, scotland, president trump seemed unfazed... >> no trump, no k.k.k., no racist u.s.a.! >> reporter: ...by a handful of demonstrators. >> i just think he should go back to america. >> reporter: at a rally in glasgow on friday, protester martin heaney explained why the president isn't welcome here. how do his policies affect you as a resident of scotland? >> because he's the president of the united states. and obviously, when we're dying through climate change because he's pulled out of the paris climate agreement, that's going to affect me, that's going to affect you. >> reporter: the president has supporters here, too. in the town of maybole, gift shop owner libby kerr and her mother, lorna, say since donald trump took over the turnberry resort in 2014, he's created jobs. >> i know loads of people who go there and loads of people who wor

errol barnett shows us the question tonight is will the president's pick have enough support? >> we will have support from democrats, frankly. if it is the right person. >> reporter: in the interview sunday president trump a voice confidence in his yet to be announced supreme court nominee will be confirmed soon. as he finds replacement for the retiring justice anthony kennedy who will swing the vote on critical issues. the announcement is planned a week from monday. republicans want to seek that judge by the full. to succeed the president's choice need the backing of all senate republicans. >>> the candidate for this important position who would overturn roe versus wade would not be acceptable to me. >> reporter: susan collins, republican, supports abortion rights, was among a group of senators meeting with president trump at the white house last week. senator richard blumenthal, a democrat on the judiciary committee, is troubled that the prospect of moving the nation's highest court to to the right. >> it could lead to criminalizing reproductive rights as they were prior to

>> quijano: errol barnett, thank you.resident says he will be introducing his supreme court nominee monday evening. jeff glor will anchor our live coverage of that announcement right here on cbs at 9:00 eastern time. in england, the woman who was exposed to the nerve agent novichok has died. 44 year old dawn sturgess and her partner were hospitalized in amesbury last week. 45 year old charlie rowley remains in critical condition. novichok was made in the soviet union during the cold war. british officials believe the two were exposed after an ex- russian spy and his daughter were attacked in march. now to the wildfires in the west. more than 2,300 firefighters are battling a huge blaze on the california-oregon border that has killed one person. there are currently more than 60 wildfires burning across the western states. here's manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: the fast moving klamathon fire near the oregon border has now destroyed 72 structures and is threatening hundreds more as it spreads over 30,000 acres. the flames kil

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. >> reporter: senator susan collins, a republican who supports abortion rights, was among a group of senators meeting with president trump at the white house last week. today, she said there are people on the president's short list she would not support. >> i also suggested that

>> quijano: errol barnett, thank you.eorgia congressman john lewis has been released from the hospital. officials say the 78-year-old civil rights leader was hospitalized sunday for routine observation. our atlanta affiliate reported that lewis became ill while on a flight back to atlanta saturday night. police in new orleans are looking for two people who opened fire on a crowd outside a strip mall last night. three people were killed and seven others were wounded. officials say the gunman appeared to randomly shoot into the crowd, but before running off they stood over one person. police are investigating.erviced today for the assistant manager who was killed during a hostage situation at a trader joe's in los angeles. a large crowd gathered to remember 27-year-old melyda corado. officials say she died after being struck by an officer's bullet during a gun battle between police and the suspected gunman. he allegedly held about 40 people hostage before surrendering to police. the cbs corporate board will meet tomorrow am

errol barnett is traveling with the president in new jersey and has the details. >> reporter: despite having positive economic news to highlight, president trump tweeted about his embattled former lawyer michael cohen sunday morning. reminding followers that a year ago cohen called donald trump, jr., open, honest and transparent for releasing e-mails related to the infamous trump tower meeting in june of 2016. >> i don't see how you can believe michael cohen if he turns out to be almost an instinctual liar. >> reporter: but the president's current lawyer rudy giuliani is waging a war of words with cohen over his recordings of a conversation with trump in which payments to a play boy model alleging an affair were discussed. giuliani says federal investigators have 183 of cohen's recordings, of which roughly a dozen include discussions related to mr. trump. the only recording featuring the president, giuliani says, has already been released. giuliani was asked why he described cohen as honest just weeks ago. >> i didn't know that he taped conversations surreptitiously. i didn't know he

>> ninan: errol barnett traveling with the president. now to the massacre in annapolis, maryland.ions are still running raw in the city, where another vigil will be held there tonight. it comes after hundreds turned out for a candlelight vigil for the five victims last night. s anwhile, we're seeing new video recorded moments after police took jarrod ramos into custody. he's charged with five counts of first-degree murder and is currently being held without bond. in thailand, a glimmer of hope to find the 12 boys and their p,ccer coach lost inside a cave. the flooding has eased up, allowing rescuers to go deeper e,to the caverns. meanwhile, the anxiety of their fate has unified the community. bbc's howard johnson is there. >> reporter: the relatives of the missing 13 have been waiting inside this tented area now for a week. they've heard very little from search and rescue teams since their boys went missing inside ere caves, which were flooded from heavy rain. in times like this, thai families come together to pray, eat together and comfort one another. one mother we spoke to said

here's errol barnett. >> reporter: as president trump's three-day visit to his new jersey golf club wrapsis legal team is pushing the special counsel investigation to also come to an end. >> this is the most corrupt investigation i have ever seen. >> reporter: rudy giuliani, the president's personal lawyer, publicly slammed the probe on three networks sunday while pressuring robert mueller to show his hand in order to speak with the president. >> we would not recommend an interview for the president unless they can satisfy us that there is some basis for this investigation. >> reporter: giuliani has cited concern that an interview with the special counsel may be a perjury trap should president trump's answers contradict any existing testimony. giuliani was asked if he thinks cohen will flip on the president. >> if he tells the truth, we're home free >> reporter: giuliani also cites anti-trump texts from investigators dismissed from the special counsel's team last year as -- showing a particularized need, quote, we could easily have a subpoena squashed. elaine? >> errol barnett, thank you.

cbs reporter errol barnett says mr. trump and his current lawyer are trying to cast doubt on cohen's credibility. >> reporter: despite having positive economic news to highlight, president trump tweeted about his embattled former lawyer, michael cohen, sunday morning reminding followers that a year ago cohen called donald trump, jr. open, honest and transparent for releasing e-mails related to the infamous trump tower meeting in june, 2016. >> i don't see how you can believe michael cohen. he terms out to be almost been instinctual liar. >> reporter: but rudy guiliani nversati with trump in swith which payments to a playboy model alleging an affair were discussed. guiliani says federal investigators have 183 of cohen's recordings of which roughly a dozen include discussions related to mr. trump. the only recording featuring the president guiliani says has already been released. guiliani was asked why he described cohen as honest just weeks ago. >> i didn't know that he taped conversations surreptitiously. i didn't know

errol barnett has more from new jersey, where the president is staying this weekend.t ts t karen mcdougal? >> reporter: after avoiding questions friday about a conversation secretly recorded by his former lawyer, michael cohen, president trump called the action "inconceivable" this morning, claiming on twitter federal agents "broke into cohen's office" when they actually had a warrant, and that the recording might be "illegal" despite new york state requiring only one-party consent to tape an in-person conversation. the president also made clear he "did nothing wrong." the two-minute talk was recorded by micheal cohen two months before the 2016 election. the f.b.i. uncovered it in april as part of its probe into cohen's business dealings. trump and cohen are heard discussing a possible payment to karen mcdougal, the former "playboy" model alleging a year- long affair with trump in 2006. >> there were real feelings between the two of us. >> reporter: mcdougal spoke with cnn earlier this year after settling a lawsuit against the publisher of the "national enquirer," which bought the rights

i'm anthony mason along with adriana diaz and errol barnett. we finally got a break. >> it will be brief but well needed. >>> we begin this morning with breaking news overnight of several large wildfires burning across the west. one of the most devastating fires is in the hills above goleta, california, in santa barbara. the blaze began last night destroying at least 20 homes and threatening several other buildings. >> over 2,000 people were forced to evacuate. the fire advanced about a mile from the district. carter evans is in goleta. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. when this fire started late last night it flew through here at 40 miles an hour. there's really not firefighters can do. you can see the embers flying through the air. that is the problem. these wind-driven flames are blowing embers throughout goleta and some of the embers have landed on rooftops like this one. the fire moved so fast firefighters could barely keep up with it. the fire started late in the evening, so the focus was evacuating people from their homes. take l

errol barnett is traveling with the president in new jersey. errol, good morning. >>> good morning. the white house itself has not responded to reports that the president's former personal attorney recorded private conversations and possibly has others with the commander in chi chief. landing in new jersey for the weekend, president trump ignored shouted questions about the newly disclosed recording with his former lawyer michael cohen. their conversation centers around payments to this woman, former playboy model karen mcdougal, who claims to have had an affair with trump back in 2006. the recording was uncovered by investigators in april during raids on cohen's home and offices as part of a federal probe into his business dealings. that investigation is examining cohen's role in paying women to stay silent about mr. trump before the election. if payments were made to help get trump elected, they may violate federal campaign finance laws. the white house repeatedly de denies any knowledge of a pimt or any affair, but mr. trump's lawyer, rudy giuliani, told "the new york times" frid

errol barnett has more. good morning. >> yes. the united states government made its case clear on friday. russia cop ducted a sophisticated operation to undermine the democratic process and throw a wrench in the u.s. electoral system. now some lawmakers are all calling for the president to call off his upcoming meeting with president putin. >>> the units engaged active cyber operations to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. >> reporter: deputy attorney general rod rosenstein explained the charges brought by a grand jury. >> 11 of the defendants are charged with conspiring to hack into computer, steal documents, and release those documents with the intent to enter fear with the election. >> reporter: the targets include democratic party groups including its national and congressional campaign committees as well as the hillary clinton campaign. the indictment alleges that on july 27, 2016, hackers attempted to access hillary clinton's personal accounts hours after then candidate trump said this. >> russia, if you're listen

errol barnett reports. >> despite having positive economic news to highlight, president trump tweeted about his embattled former lawyer michael cohen sunday morning. reminding followers that a year ago, he called donald trump jr. open, honest and transparent for releasing e-mails related to the infamous trump tower meeting in june of 2016. >> i don't see how you can believe michael cohen. he turns out to be almost an instinctual liar. >> reporter: the current lawyer rudy giuliani is waging a war of words with cohen. over his recordings of a conversation with trump in which payments to a playboy model alleging an affair were discussed. giuliani says federal investigators have 183 of cohen's recordings. of which roughly a dozen include discussions related to mr. trump. the only recording featuring the president, giuliani says, has already been released. giuliani was asked why he described cohen as honest weeks ago. >> i didn't know that he taped conversations surreptitiously, i didn't know he would violate the attorney/client privilege. >> the pushback comes as president trump prepares