cbs special correspondent gayle king with ryan coogler.eekend news" for this sunday. later on cbs, "60 minutes." the news continues now on our 24-hour digital network cbsn at cbsnews.com. i'm elaine quijano in new york. for all of us at cbs news, thank you for joining us, and good night. south bay freeway. but it's what happened next.. that's really incredible to watch. >>> now at six dlk, a small -- now at 6:00, what happened next that's really incredible to watch. >> first, strong winds take out scaffolding. this is just the beginning of a big winter blast headed our way. >> construction materials went flying at a building under construction. kpix joe vasquez is there for us. joe. >> reporter: juliette, this is a busy sidewalk. this is market near church. the you see the underground station. and this is where a couple of hours ago some strong gusts of wind blew construction materials off the top of the roof. >> it was just really loud. >> reporter: he was inside his shop when large pieces of wood and other debris began raining down. >> i

here is gayle king. >> reporter: he directed and co-wrote black panther. takes on the mantle of king and super hero. >> my son this is your time. >> now must defend his throne and country. it is set in a futuristic african country. >> don't freeze. >> i never freeze. >> the first time there is an all-black cast for a seeper hero movie. that means what do you? >> for me it was -- it was a beautiful opportunity. i remember being young and watching pop culture. whether ninja turtles, power rangers, batman, spiderman. >> you look at these super heroes. >> what i noticed. not one of the worlds looked like my world. i was growing up in the east bay area. oakland. of my family, my friend. everybody was black. and was looking for stories for what i knew how to be my world. you know? >> at the end of the day you said it best. you said i wanted to make a good movie. >> that's all. that's so difficult to do. that if we are able to accomplish that, that's enough. >> his intentions about the movie are very clear. what is the message you want to send to young black kids

gayle king talked with the director ryan coogler. >> mr.gler, are you happy with the finished product? >> i'm proud of the work we did for sure r 31-year-old ryan coogler not only directed but co-authored "black panther," the story of an african king who now must defend his throne and country. it's set in wukanda, a futurist tick african kingdom. >> don't freeze. >> i never freeze. >> it's the first time there's an all black cast for a superhero movie and that means what to you? >> for me it was a beautiful opportunity. i remember being young and watching, you know -- con sumg pop culture, whether it was "power rangers," "batma" and "spider-man." when i was growing up in the east bay area, i was looking for black, you know, my world. >> at the end of the day, you said it best. you said, i just wanted to make a good movie. >> that's all. that's so difficult to do. to be able to accomplish that, and that's enough, i think. >> coogler's intentions about this movie are very clear. >> what is the message you want to send to young black kids who

. ♪ gayle king joins us now from new york.g. >>> time for a look at what's coming up on "cbs this morning." gayle king has more from new york. >> reporter: hey, michelle, ma belle, always good to see you in san francisco. ahead, we're at marjory stoneman douglas high school where we'll talk to some of the students beginning class for the first time since that terrible shooting. and we'll follow three marines just back from deployment in afghanistan to learn about the difficulties of returning to normal life. it's part of a new series we're calling it coming home. people like john lewis and debbie allen open up about the importance of storytelling and what it means to be black. all that plus the eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. we'll see you at 7:00. michelle, i have an idea of what it's like to be black. i'm thinking it's a good thing. back to you in san francisco. >> awww. i would love to hear you point of view. thank you, see you at 7:00. >>> economic growth is remaining solid and papa john's is no longer the nfl's offi

gayle king joins us now from new york. good morning. >>> time for a look at what's coming up later on "cbs this morning." gayle king joins us from new york. >> good morning. ahead we'll talk with a teacher whose quick thinking may have saved dozens of lives during the florida school shooting plus one of the students she helped hide and his demand to lawmakers for change. and we'll go along with i.c.e. in southern california as immigration agents look for illegal employees. why the targeted company says this is bad for business. and olympic phenom 17-year-old rare gerard have you seen this guy? love him. he is in studio 57. how the youngest male like snowboarding champion, only 17, in history is preparing for his next event. and all the girls of who are now asking, hey, red, i want to be your prom date. he has lots of takers. all that plus your the eye- opener, your world in 90 seconds. we'll see you at 7:00. that's a funny story, isn't it? he is just a doll this kid. >> what is he going to do? how do you decide? [ laughter

what has winfrey sa i think someone like gayle king privately has been urging her friend winfrey to thinkainly some of her other confidants have as well. the official word from her spokeswoman last week, notice the language here, she said there are no plans in the works for oprah to run. present tense. doesn't rule something out in the future. >> i'm not planning on having a sandwich for lunch, but i may decide to have a sandwich come lunch time. >> a dozen people are doing this. we're so far away from 2020. >> she may not run. she is not running right now. she probably won't, but the fact of the matter is she is not ruling it out completely as we sit here. >> president trump wants her to. go figure. >> brian stelter, thank you for being here and reflecting with us on this president's day. >>> could the shooting in parkland, florida, leave the changes in background checks for potential gun owners? the white house says the president is supportive of new efforts, but what efforts, how far will that go? there are new developments on this front. stay with us. (vo) pro plan bright mind adult 7

. >> quijano: gayle king sits down with the director of "black panther."

cbs this morning's gayle king asked the film's director and bay area native ryan coogler his thoughts about seeing the superheroes in black panther. >> what i noticed was none of their world looked like my world, my world growing up in the east bay area in oakland. you know, my friends, my family, everybody was black. >> the movie brought in roughly $192 million. that's the highest debut ever for a film opening in february and the fifth highest debut of all time. 1) nther is the l cbs reporter jericka duncan has more on this cultural phenomenon. >> reporter: black panther is the latest in a long line of marvel comic book superheroes turned movie stars. >> fantastic. easily the best marvel movie. >> i was just so looking forward to this movie since the day the trailer came out. >> reporter: typically movie superheroes are white. so black panther has appealed to comic book fans as well as a more general black audience. the film holds special meaning for many long time fans and particularly for arielle johnson. >> i think i might have to be carried out. >> reporter: johnson is one of the

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"cbs this morning" gayle king spoke with the director, 31-year-old ryan coogler. >> reporter: what isage you want to send to young black kids who are seeing this? >> i mean, i think-- i mean, number one, is to give them a good time at the movies. >> reporter: yes. mission accomplished. >> a lot of times that's overlooked, the value of being able to go to a movie with your friends, watch something for and a half hours and coming out feeling exhilarated and the next day at school pretend to be the characters, drawing the characters, dressing up as them for halloween. a lot of that is overlooked. for me it was about my own realization it's okay to be proud to be african. you should be proud to be african. everybody should be proud of their own heritage, but eventually us. >> reporter: at the end of the day you said it. you said, "i just want to make a good movie." >> that's so difficult to do to be able to accomplish that and that's enough, i think. >> glor: love that quote. and gayle loved the movie. you can see the entire interview with ryan coogler this sunday on "the seeb sunday news

i'm norah o'donnell with john dickerson and gayle king. >> good to be here. >> good to see you. >>> a high steaks battle over the russia investigation is expected to open up. they accuse republicans of changing part of the text before sending it to the white house for review. >> the memo reportedly alleges the bureau and the justice powers when they were looking at the trump campaign. adam schiffed to withdraw it claiming it was secretly teio follows a warning from the fbi director . major republicans are pushing back on thhe last n schiff's contention minute secretly altered saying, quote, m made. they dispute that saying what actually hpe watered down accusations in the suspicious 2016 campaign surveillance. presidenum wld release the classified memo he was briefed on wednesday. authored by house intelligence chairman deveinnus, it talks about secret eavesdropppaof, a former campaign policy adviser. concerns. sha >> my loyalty is to the constitution, to the rule of law, and to the mission ofhe fbi. >> the president's fb i director christopher wray and deputy attorney general rod ros

gayle king joins us now from new york. morning, gayle. >> hey michelle i just saw that larry nassar video. you can understand why that father would be so upset. i understand, i feel the anger with him and the pain. >>> ahead the white house is expected to approve the release of a classified memo on the russian version today. we'll talk with a ranking democrat adam schiff on why he is against making the document public. >>> plus how some drug companies are allegedly limiting access to generic medicine and before the eagles and the patriots face off in the super bowl , you know it is sunday, american history to locals, the battle over whether fill deferral or boston is the true super city. we'll see you at 7:00. what is the true super city, michelle? san francisco? >> sure, oakland too, and san jose. >> no, between boston and philadelphia? >> i'll go for philadelphia, i like that. it is history. >> you are forgiven. it is okay. we'll see you guys. >>> have a great weekend. >> i had a feeling it would be the city of brotherly

i'm norah o'donnell with john dickerson and gayle king. >> good to be here. >> good to see you. >> a high-stakes battle is exploding into open conflict. the top democrat on the house intelligence committee accuses republicans of changing part of the text before sending it to the white house for review. >> the memo reportedly alleges the bureau and the justice department abused surveillance powers when they were looking at the trump campaign. democratic congressman adam schiff asked intelligence committee chairman devin nunes to withdraw it, claiming it was correctly altered. >> this accusation follows a warning from the fbi director that the memo is inaccurate. major garrett is at the white house with the argument that republicans call a bizarre distraction. major, good morning. >> good morning. republicans are pushing back on that contention from congressman schiff that this memo drafted in secret was significantly altered at the last minute. republicans saying only, quote, minor edits were made. democratic source on the committee disputes that, saying what actually happens is repub

i'm john dickerson with gayle king and norah o'donnell. we are not late. >> on time. >> president trump is openly accusing senior law enforcement officials of outright bias. he tweeted this morning, quote, the top leadership and investigators of the fbi and the justice department have politicized the sacred investigative process in favor of democrats and against republicans. he added, rank and file are great people. >> now, the president spoke out before an expected decision to allow the release of a classified memo produced by the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee. it claims the fbi abused surveillance during its investigation of possible ties between the trump campaign and russia. >> the bureau says it has grave concerns about the memo's accuracy. major garrett is at the white house. major, good morning. >> good morning. the white house dismisses rumors that fbi director christopher wray threatened to quit over this memo controversy. sources close to wray tell us that's not his style, but they also tell us that wray

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i'm gayle king with john dickerson and norah o'donnell.r side in the wake of this month's deadly school shooting. he's willing to take on the nra which would pit him against fellow republicans. those republicans only want modest changes in gun laws. they want to arm qualified teachers and strengthen background strength. >> mr. trump is expected to meet with lawmakers from both sides of the aisle tomorrow to discuss possible legislation. major garret is at the white house. major, on this issue the president has said he might break with the nra but he want every state of people that own a gun so is the president going to break with the understand ra and is he going to break with his gun owning supporters. >> reporter: there are a lot of miegts and ifs in this equation right now. there's still no decision here at the white house whether or not to send a legislative package on school safety to capitol hill and if that would even include anything significant on gun restrictions. the president has endorsed some ideas about you until we see those

gayle king joins us now from new york. good morning, gayle. >> reporter: hey, michelle.s good to see you. ahead, a nationwide show of force as students rally for stricter gun laws. we're at the white house with changes proposed both by the president, the student and family members impacted by gun violence. plus, dr. david a gust is here in studio 57 with how artificial intelligence can help diagnose and treat patients with breast cancer, pneumonia and heart disease. and a moisturizer, this guy knows who to apply his makeup. cosmetics, we find out why men in south korea are spending more on beauty products than any other country on the planet. wow. all that plus the eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. we'll see you at 7:00. so, michelle, when kenny comes back, you have to ask him what's his beauty routine. >> i know. i always ask him. did you steal my makeup? i have to tell you quickly, gayle, all the ladies are in red here today including anne and i love to see you in red, too. it's awesome. >> you know what's funny, michelle this dress is actually a pumpkin color and

. >> i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell. turn around after its worse day in six years. at the opening bell the dow jones industrial fell more than 500 points then the index rebounded but it's still fluctuating at this time. the s&p and nasdaq also regained the early losses. >> dow hit a correction, 10% decline from its record high on january 26th. monday it lost 1,175 points. the biggest points decline in history. analysts believe companies are worried about higher wages, inflation and rising interest rates. >> bitcoin followed wall street's lead and rebounded after monday's fall yesterday. the virtual currency lost 13% closing in around $6,000. that's down 70% from his all-time high of nearly in december. >> uber is defending itself this week in a california courtroom over its development of self-driving technology. the alphabet owned company weymo is suing uber. they're accused of stealing secrets. way moe he left waymo and begin working with uber where he's now accused of sharing that information. >> uber said in a statem

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gayle king joins us from new york. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, michelle.u. ahead, will the vice president's olympic trip lead to a meeting with north korea? that's the question. ben tracy is in south carolina with the diplomatic doors that could open. plus elon musk reacts to the most successful powerful rocket. they have put a car into space, his own personal car. very cool. and we visit chance the rapper, also cool in his hometown of chicago to see how his open mic project gives tunes a chance to chime. all that plus the eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. see you at 7:00. did you catch that chance to shine? >> clever. always clever. [ laughter ] >> see you at 7:00. >> thank you. >>> a bay area lawmaker is introducing legislation that would create new incentives for rideshare drivers to buy environmentally friendly cars. the bill author by nancy skinner would use $300 million in state funding for rebates for uber and lyft drivers to go left. also calls for the public utilities commission to set targets for converting ride hailing fleets by 2020, 20% of

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. >> nora o gayle king join us live with the preview good morning, ladies. rm we will hear stories of hero ism and survival for st w deadly florida school shooting >>> we will talk to one of the s classroom with students during the attack. >> and doctor terry shows us how your work place is is breeding ground for flu see what areas could be most contaminated and best ways to reduce your chances of getting sick, all that plus eye opener , here in 90 seconds. >> see you guys at 7:00. >> we will be watching, thank you. >>> on the healthwatch a new study shows a possible linc between highly processed foods and cancer. >> researchers looked at, more than 100,000 people and they found diets high in ultra processed food such as packaged baked goods, sewed, sugar cereals were associated with increased risk for cancer it was not as significant with less food such as canned vegetables and cheese. >>> with food infections on the rise, across the country are resort to go new technology to kill germs, they are using germ zapping robots, robot emit powerful uv lights kill

. >> gayle king and john dickerson joins us live with the preview good morning, guys good morning, rahelim but first, would you give pot tour pet. >> no, my dog's already so mellow, he is almost coma coast. >> he is a law abiding citizen >> yes. >> rahel and jim good to see you. we are starting on a very serious note at marjory still man douglas high school where students are returning to class for first time since the terrible shooting. >> plus we will follow three marines just back from deployment in afghanistan to learn about the difficulties of returning to normal life, it is part of new series, coming home. >>> as we mark end of the black history month prominent figures like representative john lewis and debbie allen open up but the importance of story telling and what it means to be black. john what does it mean to be black? i can answer that question too it is pretty dam good. all that and plus your world in 902nd. >> second that rahel. >> we will see you at 7:00. >> yes. >> well, joy, heart break for thousands of families in philadelphia seeking entry to one of the most south aft

. >> gayle king and norah o'donnell join us live with the preview. >> the news just keeps getting betteror you philadelphia eagles fan i saw where carson wentz got engaged, such a nice picture. >> did you see it. >> she jumped up and had bet feet in the airy loved that. >> i love, love. >> rahel and jim good to see you. vice-president olympic trip lead to the meeting with north korea ben tracie's in south korea with the diplomatic doors that could open. >> pluse lon musk respond to the rocket that caught put a car in space. >>> we will visit chance the rap tore see how his project with high school student, a chance to sign, all that plus eye opener. >> yes. >> more than music. >> he is good, guys. >> he is awesome. >> i love thaw are doing that story because chance rapper does so much good work so nice you are giving him a larger platform to show. >> he does, and he is just getting started. >> 100 percent. we will be watching. >>> well, there is a small army in andorra spreading brotherly love. >> as ukee washington shows us , it is all volunteer crew you can call comforttears. >> report

. >> i'm john dickerson with norah o'donnell and gayle king more than a dozen states in the south andeekend of deadly storms and record-setting rain. a massive storm is blamed for at least four deaths across the central u.s. the ohio river crested in cincinnati at more than 60 feet yesterday. well above flood stage. >> the same river spilled over its banks in downtown louisville. kentucky's governor has declared a statewide emergency. at least a dozen tornadoes touched down in tennessee, kentucky, arkansas, and missouri on saturday night. they left behind damaged cars, blown out windows, downed trees and miles of debris. >> dozens of florida lawmakers say the broward county sheriff should be suspended in the wake of the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school. scott israel touted his amazing leadership and said he will not resign over his department's response to the valentine's day's attack. in a letter 74 state representatives asked florida governor rick scott to remove israel for, quote, incompetence and neglect of duty. the sheriff's deputy assigned to the school resigned

. >> i'm norah o'donnell with john dickerson and gayle king.da are back home after a day of action on gun control took them to the state capitol and white house. president trump listened to emotional stories from the parents of school shooting victims and students who lost their classmates. >> i was actually in the second classroom. i was shot at. in my mind as a kid nothing ever that horrible should ever have to happen to you and you can't even think about it. like, it doesn't even seem real still. >> i was born into a world where i never got to experience safety and peace. there needs to be a significant change in this country because this has to never happen again. and people should be able to feel that when they go to school they can be safe. >> i lost a best friend, who was practically a brother. and i'm here to use my voice because i know he can't. i know he's with me cheering me on to be strong, but it's hard. how are we not stopping this after columbine, after sandy hook? i'm sitting with a mother who lost her son and it's still happeni

i'm john dickerson along with norah o'donnell and gayle king. we're not late. we're on time.dent trump tweeted this morning, quote, the top leadership and investigators of the fbi and the justice department have politicized the sacred investigative process in favor of democrats and against republicans. he added, rank and file are great people. >> now the president spoke out before an expected decision the allow the release of a classified moby the house chairman. it claims the fbi abused its vary lance during the investigation of possible ties between the trump campaign and russia. >> major garrett is at the white house. good morning. >> good morning. the white house dismisses rumors that fbi director christopher wray threatened to quit over this entire memo controversilet those close to wray tell us that's simply not his stieshlgs but they also telt us wray may issue a rebuttal if, as expected, this memo is released later today. as president trump flew back to washington yesterday, a senior official on "air force one" told reporters the white house would not object to the me

. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" at 8:00 presented >> i'm norah o'donnell along with gayle kingnews of a shooting outside won testify key national intelligence facilities. an suv was stopped at the entrance to nsa at ft. meade. >> if you look closely you can see the bullets in the windshield. it's unclear what the suv was doing there. >>> a top advisory tells us the white house is, quote, coming apart at the seams. fbi director christopher wray testified to congress that porter's security check was finished before allegations of domestic abuse forced porter to leave. the process was still ongoing. porter denies the allegations. >> according to wray, the fbi submitted a partial report last month and finished its background investigation last july. the fbi closed porter's file last month. >> the white house press secretary sarah sanders said career officials were aware of issues back in november but does nsaid they were not notified about the extent of the allegations until just last week. she said the white house security office received the information but did not make a recomme

. >> i'm john dickerson with gayle king and norah o'donnell.e a man said it was the best day of his life including when he got married and had children. i thought, if i was your wife or children, i'd be upset. >> into the end zone. zach ertz with the touchdown. >> the eagles knocked off the new england patriots last night beating the defejding champions, 41-33, in super bowl lii. >> but the eagles fans had to hold their breath until tom ady's last pass fell incomplete in tend zone. a long time in they waited a long time for thi streets of philadelphia to celebrate. some of them climbed on anything they could find including an awning that collapsed outside a hotel. demarco morgan is in phnup is under way and parade plans are in the works. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. after decades of heartbreak, last night set arch a celebration this city hasn't seen in years. >> the game is over. the philadelphia eagles are super bowl champions. eagles fans everywhere, this is for you. >> reporter: the joy heard by long-time oughout the city of phil

. >>> i'm gayle king with alex wagner and john dickerson.l is on assignment with "60 minutes." >>> we begin with students returning to class for the first time after the massacre on valentine's day. >> samantha grady, a junior who was shot in the chest during the attack told us it's hard go back but it's also important. >> i'm just going to be thinking like, okay, sam, calm down, it's going to be okay. i'm going to be reassuring myself. there is no barrier strong enough to hold us. we can do this. we can overcome that fear. we can overcome all of the emotion that we feel. >> reporter: another student told us students want the school to be remembered as place where students took a stand and changed something. >>> president trump will meet with democrats and republicans today to discuss gun control legislation. he supposed raising the age limit to buy firearms. school policy could be unveiled this week. senator joe manchin will attend the white house meeting. five years ago he co-sponsored a bill with senator pat toomey to expand background ch

. >> i'm gayle king with norah 'donnell and john dickerson. he's right.ended a candlelight vigil at parkland, florida. it was america's deadliest shooting since the massacre at sandy hook elementary school five years ago. >>> 14 students and three faculty members who died on wednesday have now been identified. alaina petty's family said she spent countless hours with victims of hurricane irma. >> carmen schentrup was a semifinalist for a national scholarship. witnesses say the school's athletic director chris hixon died protecting students. >> with permission from their parents "cbs evening news" anchor jeff glor spoke with four stunts who survived the shooting. they talked about what they witnessed and how they'll remember a heroic coach and how they'll find strength in each other. >> we realized there was an active shooter and information started pouring in about kids being shot. one of my best friends was in the building. she wasn't answering. i didn't know if they with okay. >> i saw confusion and panic with people i went to school with played rec spo

i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell and john dickerson. >>> the white house says president trump willning ending the second government shutdown in just three weeks. the house passed the bill earlier this morning with support from both parties. nearly one third of republicans voted no. they say the gop is running up the same deficits it criticized former president barack obama for. earlier, protests from kentucky republican senator rand paul tried to slow it down. >> it keeps the government running through march 23rd. it also increases defense and domestic spending for two years and gives more money for the fight against opioid abuse. it does not include language on immigration that many democrats wanted squloo we have new information this morning about former presidential aide rob portder and when the white house knew about accusations he abused his two ex-wives. the staff secretary resigned on wednesday. cbs news confirms that last january porter told white house counsel don mcgahn that a background check might find problems. in jeune the fbi sent a file to the office including claim

. >> i'm john dickerson with gayle king and norah o'donnell. many warning signs before last week's school shooting but did not act on them. the department says the mother called deputies to her home 39 times in a six-year span. >> the family who took cruz in was talking about it. they say he sent tests from an uber car. the lawyer describes him as pretty innocuous. he texted the family's son saying he had something to tell them but he did not elaborate. >>> students and community members rallied over the weekend to support gun control. on "face the nation," stunts criticized florida senator marco rubio's response to the shooting. >> it's not our job to tell you, senator rubio, how to protect us. the fact that we even have to do this is appalling. our job is to go to school, learn, and not take a bullet. >> senator rubio told our miami station wfor, there is room for the government to respond to the threat. >> it's not unsolvable. it should be addressed. i've never said we -- the report is unfair. i never said we can't do anything. i just said w

. >> i'm john dickerson with gayle king and bianna golodryga.man douglas high school this morning more than a week after the deadliest school shooting in florida's history. classe will resume next week. the broward county sheriff says a deputy assigned to protect the campus stayed outside during the attack and failed to engage the alleged shooter. >> that's hard to haefrmt deputy sco scot peterson resigned yesterday. manuel bojorquez is outside parland high school where he say as breakdown on all levels. >> reporter: good morning. we learned deputy scott peterson had received information about disturbing behavior about the suspect nikolas cruz prior to the shooting. here's how we know that. broward county sheriff's department records indicate that the agency received more than 20 calls involving cruz or his brother. peterson was allegedly made aware of two of those including one potential to shoot up a school and another in which a peer counselor told peterson cruz ingested gasoline in an attempt to commit suicide. we also learn there was a 20-m

. >>> i'm norah o'donnell with gayle king and john dickerson.side the headquarters of the national security agency. one of the key u.s. intelligence facilities. a law enforcement source says an suv apparently tried to ram a security gate this morning at a secure nsa entrance at fort meade, maryland, northeast of washington. >> and you can see the bullet holes in the vehicle's with windshield. three people were injured but no one was hurt by the gunfire. a suspect is in custody. >>> a top white house adviser tells cbs news the west wing is, quote, coming apart at seams in the fallout from staff secretary rob porter's resignation. fbi director christopher wray testified to congress yesterday that porter's security check was finished before allegations of domestic abuse forced porter to leave. white house officials had said the process was still ongoing. porter denies the allegations. >>> according to wray the fbi submitted a partial report last month and finished its background investigation in late july. wray said the bureau followed up on additi

. >> to tell you how serious it is, gayle king got a flu shot this year. >> yeah. >> that tells you right yeah. 1970, 80 million-plus people died of the flu. flu has always been here. this year is a bad strain compared to other years. you know, it comes in droplets. when we speak, droplets go out, and virus can spread just by speaking to somebody. and then your body makes an immune response against the flu. the immune response is what makes you feel sick. when immune responses are really profound and big, that can make you be hospitalized. we've seen it. healthy people in their teens, 20s, 30s hospitalized and die in a day or two. >> you're saying healthy people always die from the flu. >> every year they die from the flu. this year's strain, h3n2, is particularly virulent and resistant to vaccine. >> what else should you do? should people think about masks, using hand sanitizer? >> in asia people use masks not to prevent getting the flu, so they don't spread it to somebody else. it's the respect is you put it on when you have it, but stay home. we're seeing it. i'm tough, i'm going to go

. >> i'm john dickerson with gayle king and norah o'donnell. of the victims. 17 people were shot dead at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, just before school let out yesterday. >> jamie guttenberg, a student, and aaron feis, an assistant football coach are the first two to be identified. other students describe the horror of the rampage. >> i just hear boom, boom, boom, and i'm like what the heck is that. that can't be anything other than a gunshot. >> he ran up and down the hallway just banging and shooting into the classrooms. he shot through my door and broke the window. >> it was nonstop. even panic. they were running everywhere. >> i was in a classroom and all i heard was the gunshots. the police cleared us to go outside. i seen dead bodies on the floor. >> he was loading up the gun and we all ranup stair. we said, even get into a classroom. we hear bullets coming closer and closer and we hear kids screaming. >> together as a family we can get through it. we can mourn, grieve, do whatever we have to do, but we're g

i'm gayle king with norah o'donnell and john dickerson. >>> students from marjory stoneman dulg las highrning. they arrivinged on three buses. they want new gun laws to prevent shootings like the one that killed 17 of their classmates and teachers just a week ago. >> they're holding a rally while others lobby state lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. adriana diaz made the trip. she's at the state capitol. adriana, good morning. >> good morning. the students will be arriving here within minutes. they'll be coming from that direction. it was here at the capitol that yesterday the house turned down an attempt to vote on a bill that would ban assault weapons. when they saw that happen they got emotional. now, we spoke to state senator lauren book who said both sides are working on a package of reform that would raise the minimum age to 21. for anyone who would want to buy an assault weapon. it would provide funding to tear down the freshman building at the school where the shooting happened. now, there are only 13 days left in this legislative session and the senator told us if they can't

gayle king is off, so bianna golodryga is with us. good morning to you. the white house plan as big rollout for a long awaited plan to rebuild the world's infrastructure. rob porter and david sorensen who left the white house over allegations they abused their wives. >> president trump's top aides defended the response to the charges yesterday, but mixed messages from the president and the time line leading to rob porter's resignation are raising new questions. those questions focus on how the white house chief of staff and top lawyer handled the allegations many months ago when they became aware of them and whether the chief of staff was truthful in explaining how he handled the situation. major garrett is at the white house. major, good morning. >> good morning. president trump has been publicly supportive of his top aide rob porter even though we're told in private he's referred to him as, quote, a sick puppy. now there's word on shielding john kelly over the fallout by someone who deceived kelly and other. white house officials threw their support beh

i'm norah o'donnell with john dickerson and gayle king.rs are working to avoid a government shutdown, but president trump is calling for one if lawmakers do not accept his immigration plan. >> we'll do a shut down and it's worth it for our country. i'd love to see a shutdown if we don't get this stuff taken care of. if we have to shut it down because the democrats don't want safety, then shut it down. we'll go with another shut down. >> he made himself clear there. the president spoke during a white house round table on gang violence. he wants $25 billion for a border wall and new immigration limits. in exchange for path to citizenship for 1.8 million people brought to the u.s. illegally as children. >> 690,000 are registered for protected status under the daca program. white house chief of staff john kelly said the other 1.1 million who didn't sign up for daca were, quote, lazy. he clarified that yesterday. >> some of them were perhaps a little concerned about signing up when many, many people in neighborhoods signed up three times, two o

. >>> i'm gayle king with john dickerson and norah o'donnell.une its response to the domestic abuse claims against the senior presidential aide who resigned last week. >> the president believes everyone should be treated fairly and with due process. >> that statement from white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders led to these questions from our chip reid yesterday. >> reporter: why does she have to speak through you? >> the president has been clear multiple times through myself and others within the administration that we condemn domestic violence in all forms. >> he has not said it. >> i'm the spokesperson for the white house and the president. >> he hasn't addressed the victims of domestic violence at all. >> actually not true. he literally dictate that statement -- dictated that statement to me. i'm not sure how that's not the president speaking on that topic. >> on friday the president addressed former staff secretary rob porter's resignation. he said it's important to remember porter maintains his innocence. porter's first wife, co

i'm norah o'donnell with gayle king and john dickerson.manding change in response to the school massacre in parkland, florida. [ chanting ] >>> hundreds rallied from las vegas to charleston, south carolina, yesterday to support stronger gun control. one group of teenagers held a lie in protest for three minutes outside the white house. they say is symbol criesed how long it took for the alleged shooter to get an assault rifle. >>> people supported the students call for action. >> thoughts and prayers are not enough. >> that's right. >> the voices of our young people are demanding action. we hear you. >> florida lawmakers are considering gun control measures ahead of a rally by students from marjory stoneman douglas in the state capitol tomorrow. >>> lawmakers say a bill could include age limits and a waiting period for buying firearms. >>> president trump plans to sit down with high school students and teachers tomorrow for what they're calling a listening session about school safety. the white house says it's part of a two week long discu

eat them, here's what the new tide pods will look like. [ applause ] >>> i'm john dickerson with gayle king over the abuse of women has hit a top white house official. president trump's staff secretary rob porter is resigning after his two ex-wives said he abused them. porter has been the gatekeeper to the oval office reviewing all of the president's paperwork. >> jennifer willoughby and colbie holderness accuse him of physical and emotional abuse. he denies it calling the allegations vile claims. willoughby told arlington, virginia, authorities back in 2010 that porter punched the glass on their front door. sources tell cbs news that the fbi told the white house back in november about the alleged abuse. >> white house chief of staff john kelly called porter a, quote, man of true integrity and honor yesterday. but later, kelly amended his statement saying he was, quote, shocked by the new allegations. there is no place for domestic violence in our society. porter's former boss, republican senator orrin hatch, initially called the abuse claims a vile attack on such a decent man and did not w